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One Safer Space

Name: One Safer Space
Address: Biñan, 4024, PH
Telephone: +639190654207

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We help parents have peace of mind and work with them to create safer spaces through professional childproofing and education.

We provide baby proofing and child safety consultation, product recommendations and installation in your home. One Safer Space is a member of the International Association for Child Safety (IAFCS, https://www.childproofingexperts.com), a network of childproofing experts that focuses on providing education and promoting best practices for real world challenges that families encounter when childproo

fing their homes. As experts in their field, IAFCS members have the unique experience, knowledge and skills to help make your home a safe place for your little ones.

05/01/2022

Be informed. Be prepared. Stay safe!

The Philippine Pediatric Society launches its newest publication,
A Parent’s Guide on Covid-19 Infection in Children-How to Prevent
Covid-19 Infections and What to Do If Your Child Gets Infected.

Got this from a friend doctor. Share also with other parents and let us protect our kids and ourselves from Covid.

https://www.facebook.com/deanandjoy/posts/10158043683016097

02/01/2022

Let's ring in the new year by making 2022 our safest year yet! 🎉

31/12/2021

With much gratitude for the year that was, and
With HOPE, PEACE, FAITH, JOY and LOVE in our hearts,
We welcome 2022
And we pray for a blessed new year for you.

From my family to yours, this 2022...

24/12/2021

May the spirit of loving and giving be with us today, and everyday...

I wish you a blessed and safe celebration these holidays.

23/12/2021

I will never get tired prioritizing my safety and yours too...

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21/12/2021

Table cloths set the mood for an elegant Christmas meal with the family or a cozy house party with friends, but not while toddlers are around! Avoid using table cloths if you have a toddler - they are too tempting for them to pull, quickly turning a nice set-up into a disaster and safety hazard.

14/12/2021

Keep button batteries out of children’s reach.

Why? When a child accidentally swallows a button battery, the saliva triggers an electrical current that causes a chemical reaction that can severely burn the esophagus in as little as 2 hours. Repairing the damage from battery ingestion often involves multiple surgeries.

We can prevent accidental battery ingestion. Here are some of the safety tips, most especially this Christmas when there are new decorations at home and new toys.

1. Search your home, especially those areas where your toddlers goes, for gadgets that may contain coin-sized lithium batteries.

2. Keep those coin lithium battery-controlled devices out of sight and out of reach of children. These include toys, musical greetings cards, watches, key fobs, flameless light candles, flashing Santa hats and other Christmas accessories.

3. Keep replacement batteries locked away. Place a piece of duct tape over loose controllers to secure the battery compartment.

If you suspect your child has ingested a battery, go to the hospital immediately.

10/12/2021

Scented candles flickering amid your Christmas decorations?

Don’t let those cheerful flames create problems during your yuletide celebrations. Here are some candle safety tips to keep in mind.

⭐️Keep lit candles away from Christmas trees and flammable Christmas decors.

⭐️Stay in the room when candles are lit. Supervise kids around them.

⭐️Blow out candles before going to bed.

Have a bright, happy and safe Christmas holidays.

07/12/2021

Christmas Holiday Safety tip - Alcohol

Alcohol poisoning is a common risk for children during the holiday season. Remove all empty and partially empty cups as soon as possible. Kids copy adults so may drink the beverages they see adults drinking. For children, even small amounts of alcohol can be dangerous.

25/11/2021

Parents, watch out for toxic toys.

You may have heard lots of reports about toy recalls due to use of lead-containing paint. While a lot of responsible toy manufacturers are well aware of the risk of lead in children’s toys and the regulation, this doesn’t mean that some toys don’t slip through the cracks. There may be old toys from your parent’s cabinets, from the garage sale, or those from flea markets that are poorly manufactured which may be containing leads way higher than the safe limit.

Ingesting lead can harm kids’ development and any amount of lead in a child’s body is bad. In sever cases, it can be life threatening.

Here are some safety tips to prevent lead poisoning from toys:

1. Check for the non-toxic seal when choosing painted toys and art paint supplies.

2. Watch children to ensure they do not put objects in their mouths. Better yet, set aside those toys until that age that your toddlers do not chew on toys anymore.

3. Always supervise children when they play with finger paints to ensure they don’t swallow any of the paint. Wash hands thoroughly after playing with finger paints.

I pray it doesn’t come to this point but in case a child becomes sick after playing with finer paints, get immediate medical attention as they may have ingested lead from paint.

23/11/2021

Take all food allergies seriously. Trace amounts of food can cause a reaction.

Specially during this holiday season where there are parties and celebrations with families and friends (take note to follow pandemic safety precautions).

Here are some food safety tips to consider:

1. Wash hands before and after eating or handling food.

2. Prevent cross-contamination in preparation and serving. separate serving utensils for each dish. Be careful not to mix them up.

3. Read the labels of all food ingredients.

4. Wash all prep areas and eating areas with a paper towel. Sponges and rags can be a source of allergen.

5. Make a plate for your child before the meal is served to avoid contact. Keep food not appropriate for your child out of reach.

19/11/2021

Is it too much to Toddler proof the Christmas tree?

Toddlers explore with their mouths. When they see your Christmas tree, they see tinsel, lights and ornaments as resembling food, gingerbread or candy canes. Choking hazards from 0 to 3yo are always a big concern.

Also, a really massive tree decorated with ornaments and lights up top will look strange and entice climbing.

Here are some tips to prevent these tree accidents from happening:

1. Use a Christmas tree gate or put a barrier between your toddlers and the tree.

2. If your tree is in the open, skip lighting and decorate with rugged unbreakable ornaments.

3. Opt for a smaller tree placed out of children’s reach.

Or you may choose to skip the tree this year, and opt for a Christmas lantern instead. There is always a next year, when your child is older and wiser and less likely to eat light bulbs.

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Biñan
4024

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+639190654207

Website

https://www.instagram.com/onesaferspace/

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