They don't move yet. There are still eight things.
The stage when the baby isn't going anywhere is the one almost nobody checks — and it's when they depend most on the house being ready.
Sleep
On their back, firm flat surface, empty cot. No pillows, no soft toys, no padded bumpers, no loose blankets. The empty cot is the recommendation with the most evidence behind it on this whole list.
Falls
Never alone on the changing table, the bed or the sofa. Not for a second, and not «they don't roll over yet». The first time they roll over is, by definition, one nobody saw coming.
Burns
Water heater at 49 °C maximum. Above that, a serious scald takes seconds.
Never hold them and something hot at the same time. Not coffee, not a pan, not a plate straight off the stove.
Suffocation
Plastic bags out of reach, including shopping bags and dry-cleaning covers.
No corded blinds near the cot. A cord hanging within reach of the cot is a strangulation risk.
The house
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms on every floor, tested once a month.
The car
Rear-facing seat, and never in front of an active airbag. Rear-facing for as long as possible, not just until the legal minimum age.
In NomiNest this isn't a table, it's your baby
The app works from the data you already log, and compares your baby against themselves rather than against an average.
Meet NomiNestSources. Based on recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
NomiNest is not a medical device and this guide does not replace your paediatrician's guidance. The information is general and orientative: every baby is different, and the professional who sees yours is the one who knows them.