re: #91 reine.de.tout

That said, I have no problem at all with pediatricians finding out if a home is safe for children to live in.

I went through my house before my daughter started crawling. I got down on my hands and knees and crawled through the house to see exactly what it was she would be able to have access to at that level, and then I took care of those things that posed a danger - light sockets, cleaning supplies, etc. It’s obvious there are lots of parents who have no clue how to childproof a house, and if a pediatrician’s questions can provide information for them to advise the parents, that’s a good thing.

Baby “safeing” a house is a big job. Chemicals, knives, guns, electric cords….Good advise is needed by every first child couple.