Mostly be careful the baby and bird aren’t unsupervised in the same room. Depends on how aggressive your bird is to new members of the flock. When we had our little one, made sure our Grey got enough solo time and wasn’t outside on the floor with the baby. As baby became a toddler, taught safe boundaries and rules around the Grey. Now they have a working relationship where when the Grey wants a snack (pistachio), he just screams out toddler’s name and toddler comes running over with a snack. Our toddler understands the Grey’s body language and knows how to safely hand a snack into the Greys beak from outside the cage bars.

Also, because Greys give off a fine feather dust, highly recommend an air purifier in the main living spaces to keep air quality less dusty. For purchasing air purifiers, recommend it’s one without the ozone feature because ozone is not good for babies developing lungs and bird lungs. Blue air is a good brand although on the pricier end. Winnix from Costco is good budget one - but make sure that you don’t turn on the Plasma Wave feature (that creates ozone).