Keep Cords of Window Shades and Blinds Out Of Reach of Small Hands
Wednesday December 1, 2004
When my youngest son was about 2 years old, he successfully yanked down a window blind at a home of a neighbor because the cord was dangling at eye-level. It served as a wake-up safety call, and I did an immediate safety inspection of cords on window shades and blinds in my own home. How about you? Here are tips for keeping cords out of little hands.
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