Question

which is an example of childproofing an indoor environment for an eightmonth - old who is crawling?
store household products high above floor level
store old medications in the medicine cabinet
install the infant car seat to be rear facing
refer to bad - tasting medicines as candy

Explanation:

An eight - month - old who is crawling can reach objects at lower heights. Storing household products high above floor level prevents the child from accessing potentially harmful substances. Storing old medications in the medicine cabinet (if the cabinet is not child - proofed at a lower level) may not be sufficient as a crawling baby might still access it if the cabinet is within reach. Installing the infant car seat to be rear - facing is a car safety measure, not an indoor childproofing measure. Referring to bad - tasting medicines as candy is a wrong approach as it may confuse the child.

Answer:

Store household products high above floor level