14 years, over 7,000 homes
14 years, over 7,000 homes
Unless you've already found it.
This is the room by room plan we use in real homes, on real jobs. Find every hazard, fix the ones that matter, and get it done before the next milestone. Without buying a single thing you don't need.
A checklist and a plan page for every room, a milestone map, a buying guide, and the mistakes we fix after DIY.
PDF. Read on your phone or print the worksheets. Price and details further down.
Not the road. Not the park. Home, the place they spend most of their time.
None of this is about blame. Nobody can watch every second. That's why the house has to do some of the watching.
Most of those homes weren't unsafe. They were missing a few key steps. Not a renovation. Not a house full of products. A few steps, in the right order, before the baby gets there first.
Sources: World Health Organization, World Report on Child Injury Prevention. US Consumer Product Safety Commission, tip-over report.
Every new skill opens up a new set of risks that weren't there last week.
The ideal time to start is around six months. Already past that? Then the right time is today, and the planner tells you which rooms to do first.
Nobody plans for the first list. The second one is the whole decision.
Getting it wrong
Getting it right
Sources: IHACPA National Hospital Cost Data Collection, average cost per emergency department presentation, 2018 to 19. ABS Average Weekly Earnings, May 2026, full-time adult ordinary time earnings of $2,083.70 a week. Bunnings, Perma Child Safety retractable gate, October 2026.
You're not lazy and you're not careless. Everything you find just makes it harder.
Over 7,000 homes, it's ended up the same steps every time.
Look at each room through your baby's eyes. Write down what you see.
Some risks need a product. Some need something moved. Some just need a routine to change.
The six hazards that cause serious injury go first. Everything else can wait for the next milestone.
A worksheet for every room. What you found, what you need, done.
The six that go first
One PDF. Everything below is inside it.
Nursery to pet spaces. The risks, what to do, what you might need, and a priority rating.
What changes at every stage and what to fix before it arrives.
So your first weekend goes on the things that matter, not corner cushions.
Six questions to ask before you buy. Saves buying things twice.
Gates, anchors, locks, restrictors. Where each belongs, plus glass, plaster and rentals.
Go through the house again without starting from scratch.
One page for the fridge.
Score your home room by room. Linked on the download page.
What it saves you: the second trip to the hardware store, the gate you return, and the moment your baby finds the hazard first.
Read it tonight. Start this weekend.
Get the planner for $14
Mitch and Holly. Husband and wife, parents of four, 14 years, over 7,000 homes.
Mitch is a carpenter who trained in professional baby proofing in London before setting up in Sydney. Holly is an educator and Safety Ambassador for the Infant and Nursery Products Alliance Australia.
Very helpful without being focused on selling products.Aleks, Google review
So knowledgeable about the latest health and safety standards.Chloe, Google review
From families who've worked through it.
I knew we needed to baby proof our home but honestly had no idea where to start. This planner made it feel so much less overwhelming. I loved being able to work through each room and actually understand what needed doing first. Wish I'd had this with my first baby!Julianne, mum of 2
We thought we'd done a pretty good job baby proofing until we read this. There were so many little things we hadn't even considered. It's practical, easy to follow and full of advice that actually makes sense for a busy family home. We've already made quite a few changes.Michael, dad of 3
What I really liked was that it wasn't just a big list of things to buy. It helped us look at our home differently and work out what we could move, change or secure. The room by room approach was brilliant, and being able to tick things off made it feel achievable. Would definitely recommend to other parents.George, dad of 2
Honestly, such a worthwhile $14. I was spending so much time Googling what we needed and getting completely different advice everywhere. Having everything in one place, with clear explanations and checklists, has been so helpful. It's something I'll keep coming back to as our little one grows.Emma, mum of 1
Why $14?
The planner is $39, and that's what it's worth. But we're a Sydney family business. We can only get into so many homes a week, and we hear from parents in London, Auckland and Texas who want the same help. So for launch we've dropped it to $14, because we'd rather it was in as many homes as possible while we get it out there. The answer should never be "I'll wait".
Holly and Mitch
About two coffees. Yours to keep, print and re-read at every milestone.
Get the planner for $14$14 AUD. Secure checkout through Stripe, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Cards from any country.
If it doesn't help, we'll refund you.Reply to your receipt email and it's done.
No, it's a PDF. Read it on your phone, or print the worksheet pages for the fridge.
Yes. The method works in any home. The emergency numbers and product standards we reference are Australian, so check your local equivalents.
For a lot of homes, yes. For tricky stairs, glass balustrades and rentals, the planner tells you when it's worth a visit. If you're in Sydney, a safety walk through with Mitch is $75 and a full install is $400 to $2,000 depending on the home.
Yes. On the next screen after payment, and by email.