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3 Packing Essentials to Keep Toddlers Safe at Grandma’s House

August 19, 2015 By Jelli

Sending the kids off to Grandma’s house for the weekend is a great way to get some couples time R&R or to catch up on housekeeping, but only if you have peace of mind knowing your children are safe and sound.

Grandparents always mean best, but sometimes it’s helpful to plan ahead to keep toddlers safe at Grandma’s house. Moms know that toddlers and preschoolers can create mischief in the most unlikely places. Safety first! **Tip-off –> Mega parenting must-have giveaway below!!

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Keep toddlers safe at grandma'sPacking a few extras in the kids’ overnight bag can help prevent accidents while they’re baking cookies and otherwise being spoiled while at Granny’s place.

One: Electrical Outlet Plugs

outlet plugsWe always have a few extra socket protectors stored away for weekend trips and overnight visits. Just pop these into the electrical sockets in bedroom where your toddler will be sleeping and rest assured that little fingers won’t be learning their first science lessons on electricity.

Two: Booster Seats

morning routine for momsIf your child still uses a high chair or booster seat at the dinner table, bring it along. Having your tot strapped into a booster will allow Grandma time to set the table without chasing little Johnny all around the kitchen. Sitting your child on a pillow at the dining table can’t work that same “no-escape” magic that your booster seat can. Rack up bonus points with the grandparents if you pack a coloring book or water painting book too. These are great boredom busters for the time tots spend sitting in their booster waiting for the meal to be served.

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Until recently, I’d never known the beauty of having a baby monitor.  Levana recently invited me to review the Keera™ PTZ Baby Video Monitor, which includes a handheld wireless monitor and two nightvision cameras with two-way intercoms.

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Now you can do more, even take weekend vacations, confident that your children are safe under the watchful eye of Grandma and her Levana monitor.

Here are some of the (many) features of the Keera by Levana.

  • Two cameras with pan/tilt zoom heads; view baby in two rooms!
  • LED night-vision up to 12 feet
  • Lullaby music option
  • Two-way intercom communication
  • Wall mounts
  • Record video or take photos of the live stream
  • 24 hour battery
  • Touch panel menu controls (with a menu-lock feature!)

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A few more honorable mention packing essentials to help keep your toddlers safe while at Grandma’s house:

  • Potty seat
  • Secure stroller
  • Carseat
  • Age-appropriate utensils and sippy cups

Tell me…What else would you add to the list?

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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Levana. The opinions and text are all mine. Comments submitted may be displayed on other websites owned by the sponsoring brand.

Filed Under: mommyhood Tagged With: Baby, child safety, toddler

About Jelli

Jelli is a blogging veteran and avid baker who’s been selling sweets to feed her chocolate addiction for 8+ years. When the polka dotted apron’s hanging up, she’s a full-time mama to three kidlets enjoying the crazy days of motherhood and pumping out brownie recipes from her sunny Costa Rican kitchen.

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