From the moment you find out that you are pregnant, a new stage in your life, in your home, in your family begins. There are new rules, protective measures for mums, protective measures for intrauterine babies. There are many specialists in charge of training and guidance. The pregnancy doctor takes care of the baby and mummy until the little one is born. Then there is the neonatologist who ensures the health and integrity of the baby until the baby is discharged, but mum arrives home to find she has a huge responsibility. Mum becomes responsible for the physical and emotional integrity of her baby, she becomes the one who is responsible for her baby's life.
Parents are punished by society and the law if they make mistakes, but no one instructs them on what they should and should not do in this new stage of their lives.
Being a mum I identified the acute need for an awareness project on the risks children are exposed to at home, the need for prevention and safety measures.
There really is a need for a "mum's bible" setting out safety measures for the baby regarding risks in the home. Mum is, especially in the early years, overwhelmed with love and exhaustion. Anxiety and fear seem to take over.
I dare to write this mum's bible as a mum of 4 children, but also as a specialist risk assessor and risk auditor with extensive experience in risk identification, assessment and prevention.
The postgraduate course at the Polytechnic University of Bucharest validates my skills as a specialist, and my experience as a mum can give you the certainty that I have taken the best prevention and protection measures for your baby.
Read about the types of risks and how to prevent them in this article: Main domestic risks
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