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Wasn’t it just yesterday when your baby came home from the hospital and screamed the whole night? While your sleep deprivation is still bad, your son or daughter is beginning to grow up. They’re showing all the signs that they’re getting older, from giggling to spending time on their belly to reacting to sound. Do you know what else they’re on the cusp of doing? Crawling.

That’s right. Today, they’re crawling. Tomorrow, they’re getting ready for college. (OK, one can wish, can’t they?)

You may have prepared for everything, but it’s most likely that you have not babyproofed your home for when your kid crawls. Good luck! They’re about to get into everything. So, what can you do?

Here are 9 tasks to test child safety at home and protect your crawling baby:

Out with the old, in with the new. The time has come to redecorate your bedroom and to create a beautiful room where you can relax and recharge, a room that represents you and your interests.

But where should you start? From new bedroom furniture to unique accessories, here are 10 things you should have in your new bedroom.

While traditional keys have withstood the test of time, a large majority of homeowners struggle with keeping keys and locks are susceptible to being picked. More people are considering keyless entry options either for their new home or by installing a system on the front door of their current home.

Keyless entry systems are keypads that give entry to home occupants when a passcode is entered and are becoming popular for many reasons. Below are 5 benefits that keyless entry systems have over traditional lock and key setups.