1. to make a place or object safe for babies by removing or securing hazards
Usage: common in parenting contexts

1. designed or modified to be safe for babies; free from hazards that could harm an infant
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• We need to babyproof the house before our daughter starts crawling.
• The new parents spent the weekend babyproofing their kitchen and living room.
• This babyproof gate prevents access to the stairs.
• We installed babyproof locks on all the cabinet doors.
• The daycare center is fully babyproofed with soft corners and secured furniture.
• Before bringing the newborn home, they babyproofed every room in the apartment.