If you have a baby on the way, then it's time to make sure that your home holds up against his or her growth spurts and curious mind. Experts share that you should child-proof your house a few months before your due date, since you'll likely have your hands full once you bring your baby home.

Child-proofing your home is not an easy feat — between costs and latching every cabinet with a lock, it's important not to cut corners so that you can ensure the utmost protection for your child in your home. To help you get a head start on creating a safer space for your baby, we discuss 7 easy ways you can babyproof your home.

As your baby becomes more comfortable with their legs, they'll begin to test boundaries like climbing over their crib rails. Since they can start as early