What are the top safety tips for children at home by Jeannette Kaplun from Hispana Global?

Sure, I'd be happy to share some of my top safety tips for children at home:

1. View your home from a child's perspective: This might even involve crawling around if you have a baby. Look for loose cables, electrical outlets, objects that your child could put in their mouth, and sharp edges.

2. Store cleaning products and detergents out of reach: It's important to keep these items high up and away from children.

3. Secure heavy furniture to the wall: This prevents them from falling over if your child tries to climb using shelves, opens drawers, or bumps into the furniture.

4. Install safety gates on stairs: This can give you peace of mind if you have a baby or small child.

5. Keep pots, pans, or casseroles with handles out of reach: When you're in the kitchen, use the back burners whenever possible and never leave a child in the kitchen unsupervised.

6. Unplug appliances after use: Always unplug electrical appliances and devices like hair dryers, irons, and curling irons. Don't leave a child alone and unsupervised near them.

7. Store all medications out of reach: Whether they're prescription or over-the-counter, keep them away from children, preferably locked up. Never tell children that medicines are sweets.

Remember, the most important thing is to always keep an eye on your child. Even when your child is already in school, your supervision is crucial.

Would you like more detailed information on any of these tips?