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Once your baby starts rolling, crawling, and pulling up on furniture, your home changes overnight from their point of view — every table edge, socket, and staircase becomes something to explore. Our Safety Accessories collection covers the essentials for babyproofing a Sri Lankan home: foam corner and edge guards, crawling knee pads, baby-safe mosquito nets, and camera monitors so you can keep an eye on the nursery from another room.

Pair this with our Baby Safety Gates collection for stairs and doorways, and Baby Monitors for a wider range of audio and video monitors.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Safety Accessories

When should I start babyproofing my home?
The general rule is to babyproof before you need to, not after — most parents start seriously in the 4-6 month range, ahead of rolling and crawling, rather than waiting until baby is already on the move. Every new milestone (sitting, crawling, pulling up, walking) is worth a fresh walk-through of your home from your baby's eye level.
Do foam corner and edge guards actually work?
Yes — they won't prevent every bump, but they cushion the sharp edges and hard corners of coffee tables, TV units, and cabinets that cause the most cuts and bruises during the wobbly walking stage. Look for pre-taped, strong adhesive-backed guards (like our foam corner and edge cushion sets) so they stay put rather than peeling off after a few weeks.
When do babies need crawling knee pads?
Knee pads help once your baby starts serious crawling, especially on tiled or wooden floors where bare knees can get sore or scraped — typically from around 6-9 months. They're optional rather than essential, but useful if your baby seems to avoid crawling on harder floor surfaces.
How do I fit a baby mosquito net safely?
A baby mosquito net should fully enclose the cot or crib with the bottom edge tucked securely under the mattress all the way around — there shouldn't be any loose netting hanging down into the space where your baby sleeps. Choose a fine, breathable mesh so airflow isn't restricted, and check the fit again after your baby starts moving around more, since a net that was snug at 3 months can work loose by 8 months.
What's the difference between a corner guard and an edge cushion?
Corner guards are small individual pieces that fit over sharp 90-degree corners — table corners, cabinet edges. Edge cushions are long foam strips (ours come in 2-metre lengths) that run along an entire table edge or low shelf, giving continuous protection rather than just the corners. Most homes end up using both — edge cushion along the main hazard, corner guards on anything the strip doesn't cover.
Should I get an audio or video baby monitor?
A camera monitor (like the ones in this collection) lets you actually see your baby, not just hear them — useful for checking sleep position or settling without walking in and risking waking them. For a wider range of both audio and video monitor options, browse our dedicated Baby Monitors collection.
How many corner guards do I need for one room?
Count every accessible sharp corner at your baby's height — coffee tables usually need 4, a TV unit or bookshelf can need 2-6 depending on its shape. Most of our corner guard sets come in packs of 8-12, which typically covers one main living area with a bit left over for a second room.
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