She will be flapping to build strength prior to flying. If she flys a bit in your room I doubt damage will be done. Just remove any valuable breakables first.Lol Then when you are out you can leave her in a cage/crate/kennel. So my suggestion is leave her feathers alone. I had a baby learn to fly in my house and it was pretty cute to see. No injuries to bird or property.The baby has been walking for two days now!! She flaps her wings all the time too. One of her feet had curled toes, so I taped them straight and that seems to be helping a lot.
Any suggestions on what to do so she’s not flying around my room before I put her outside? I’ve heard of people safety pinning wing feathers together, but I’m afraid that could have negative affects on her.