In order for most companies to remain competitive and stay in business, they must provide--per OSHA--a safe work environment for all of their employees . . . not just the full-time employees. You may have the best safety and training program, however, human error is impossible to predict and control 100 percent.
Toddler climbing out of crib is often a challenge for parents. While some babies are just happy to play or sleep in their cribs, others are more interested in climbing out of the crib all the time. Usually, most toddlers begin climbing their cribs at the age of 16 to 18 months. Although some of them get scared when they fall, others will continue to do that.
If your toddler is comfortable in his crib and not a climber, then it's okay to let him sleep there past the age of 2 -- just as long as you're mindful of his safety, says Jack Walsh, executive director of the Danny Foundation, an organization dedicated to crib and child-product safety.s a general rule, parents should move a baby from a crib to a bed before he is able to climb out of it on his own and possibly hurt himself, says Mark Widome, MD, a professor of pediatrics at Penn State Children's Hospital in Hershey, Pennsylvania.