Home safety assessment

Child Safety
Home Assessment

Our AI evaluates your home room-by-room against CPSC, AAP, and Safe Kids Worldwide standards — and calibrates hazard severity to your child's developmental stage. Know what's dangerous before it becomes an emergency.

3.7M

US child injuries/year at home

90%

are preventable

48hr

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What you get

Your child safety assessment includes:

$169 one-time, all-inclusive

Tailored to your child's stage

Hazards change as children grow — your assessment does too

Different ages mean different risks. Our questionnaire captures your child's current stage so the AI can weight hazards by what's actually dangerous right now, not a generic checklist.

Prenatal – 6 months

Preparing for Arrival

  • Nursery air quality and VOC risks
  • Crib placement — window, blind cord, vent proximity
  • Safe sleep surface identification
  • Changing area fall and pinch hazards
  • Carbon monoxide detector placement
6 months – 3 years

Crawling & Exploring

  • Stair gates — top and bottom mounting specs
  • Furniture tip-over anchoring requirements
  • Outlet cover placement
  • Cabinet and drawer lock assessment
  • Pool and water hazard fencing
3 years – school age

Running & Climbing

  • Window guard and fall prevention
  • Deck and balcony railing gaps
  • Garage door sensor and pinch points
  • Trampoline and play area safety
  • Traffic and driveway hazard proximity
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Room-by-room analysis

Every room your child is in — evaluated for hazards

The assessment covers your home's full floor plan, not just the obvious rooms. Every hazard is traced to the CPSC, AAP, or Safe Kids Worldwide standard that defines it.

Stairs & Hallways

  • Gate feasibility — wall-mount vs. pressure mount
  • Baluster spacing (max 4 inches)
  • Handrail height and graspability for small hands
  • Stair lighting and visibility
  • Landing surface — carpet vs. hard floor

Bathroom

  • Toilet latch requirements
  • Anti-scald valve assessment
  • Non-slip mat and surface evaluation
  • Medicine cabinet and chemical storage
  • Hair dryer and appliance cord management

Kitchen

  • Stove knob covers and burn distance
  • Sharp utensil and appliance storage
  • Under-sink chemical cabinet security
  • Refrigerator lock assessment
  • High chair placement and clearance

Bedroom & Nursery

  • Window blind cord and cordless conversion
  • Furniture tip anchoring — dresser, bookshelf, TV
  • Crib and sleep surface safety check
  • Electrical outlet proximity
  • Nightlight and safe exit lighting

Living Areas

  • Fireplace screen and hearth edge padding
  • Glass furniture — tempered vs. annealed
  • TV and entertainment center anchoring
  • Blind cord and window covering hazards
  • Electrical cord management

Garage & Outdoors

  • Pool fence height and self-latching gate
  • Garage door auto-reverse sensor check
  • Chemical and tool storage
  • Deck railing gap and height compliance
  • Driveway and traffic hazard proximity

Standards applied

Backed by the same organizations pediatricians cite

Every hazard and recommendation in your child safety report traces to a specific published standard — so you know the guidance is grounded in pediatric safety research, not opinion.

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CPSC

Consumer Product Safety Commission — Federal standards for home product safety, gates, furniture, and hazard definitions used in every child safety assessment.

AAP

American Academy of Pediatrics — Pediatrician-developed home safety guidelines covering sleep environments, falls, drowning, burns, and poisoning prevention.

Safe Kids

Safe Kids Worldwide — Evidence-based injury prevention standards used globally by children's hospitals and pediatric safety programs.

JPMA

Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association — Product safety certifications referenced for nursery furniture, gates, and juvenile product placement.

Sample findings

Ranked by consequence — highest risk first

Your report doesn't treat all hazards equally. Drowning and fall risks are ranked Critical; furniture anchoring Recommended; outlet covers Optional — so you address the most dangerous issues first.

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CRITICAL

Pool — no fence or self-latching gate

Drowning is the #1 cause of unintentional death in children ages 1–4. A 4-sided isolation fence with a self-latching gate reduces risk by up to 83% (CPSC).

Est. $1,800 – $4,500 installed

CRITICAL

Top of stairs — no wall-mounted gate

Pressure-mounted gates fail under the force of a falling child. Wall-mounted gate required at the top of all stairways per CPSC recommendation.

Est. $60 – $180 plus installation

RECOMMENDED

Dresser — not anchored to wall

An unanchored 30-lb dresser can tip onto a climbing child. Anti-tip strap to stud required for all furniture over 24 inches in rooms where children sleep or play.

Est. $15 – $40 DIY

OPTIONAL

Fireplace hearth — exposed stone edge

Hard hearth edge is a common head-impact surface for early walkers. Foam hearth pad covers all exposed edges with a removable solution.

Est. $40 – $90

Common questions

Child safety assessment — FAQ

Can I get this assessment before my baby is born?

Yes — and that's the best time to do it. Getting the assessment during pregnancy gives you time to complete modifications before your baby arrives. The questionnaire includes an "expecting" option and weights prenatal preparation hazards accordingly.

My child is already 6 — is this still useful?

Absolutely. The report adjusts for school-age risks: window and balcony fall prevention, deck and outdoor hazards, and garage safety become the primary concerns. The questionnaire captures your child's current age and activities.

How does the floor plan scan work?

After completing payment, you receive a secure CubiCasa scan link. Walk through every room with your smartphone — the guided app captures a 2D floor plan in about 20–30 minutes. Your report is typically ready within 48 hours of the scan being processed.

Are most of these changes DIY or do I need a contractor?

Many child safety changes are DIY — furniture anchoring, cabinet locks, outlet covers, stair gates. Items like pool fencing, window guards, and stair modification require a contractor. Each finding indicates whether it's a DIY fix or a contractor-scope item.

What if I have children at different ages?

The questionnaire allows you to enter multiple children with different ages. The AI combines the hazard profiles so the most age-critical risks across all your children are surfaced and ranked appropriately.

Does this cover grandparent homes?

Yes. Many of our clients get an assessment for a grandparent's home where grandchildren visit regularly. The report addresses the same hazards regardless of whether the child lives there full-time or visits.

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A safer home for every age they grow through.

Scan your home with your smartphone. Your child safety assessment arrives in 48 hours — prioritized by what matters most, with everything your contractor needs to get it done.

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