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As a new or expecting parent, you’ve likely gotten so much advice about babyproofing your home that it might start to become overwhelming. These helpful tips will make it easier to make every room in your home safe for Baby, and they might even point out some places that you may have missed.

1. Avoid plastic outlet protectors. While these outlet inserts are common in homes with babies, even they can easily become a choking hazard. Invest in sliding outlet covers instead to protect your outlets and avoid the risk of choking.
2. Place covers on stove knobs. The knobs on your stove are incredibly easy for a toddler to turn on, and they’re right about his or her height. Keep them covered to avoid dangerous burns.
3. Don’t store cleaners in lower cabinets. While you usually store cleaning products under the sink in your kitchen or bathroom, you’ll need to find a new space once baby arrives. If you don’t have anywhere else to keep them, invest in a secure, childproof lock.
4. Add bumpers to the corners of low tables. The edges of your coffee table are just at a toddler’s eye level, and they could become dangerous for a baby just learning to walk. Minimize their impact with plastic bumpers.

20+ Tips for Babyproofing Your Home [Parenting]
Baby Safety [iVillage]
Childproofing Checklist [TotSafe.com]
Tips to Babyproof Your Home [Lowe’s]

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A warm, inviting ambiance with cinnamon-hued walls greets you when you enter The Clay Pit. The menu features a flavorful selection of Indian fare served attentively in an upscale setting. Order a beer or glass of wine from their extensive selection and a delightful appetizer like Veggie Samosas, Clay Pit Pakoras, Curried Crab Cakes or Coriander Calamari.

The Clay Pit's signature curry dishes include Jeera Saag – pureed spinach with spices, Vindaloo with bell pepper, onion & potatoes, and Mirch Masala with jalapenos, garlic, ginger & onions. Other dishes include Kabuli Chicken with korma sauce, Goat Saag with pureed spinach, Rack of Lamb in yogurt masala, and Lamb Roganjosh with creamy onion sauce. Stop by at lunchtime to feast on the flavorful array of dishes on the buffet table.

This Austin Indian restaurant is open every day.

The Clay Pit
1601 Guadalupe Street
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 322-5131
http://claypit.com/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-clay-pit-austin

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