Accidents are the leading cause of death for children. Most of these deaths could easily be prevented and it is therefore important to keep your child's safety in mind at all times. These web sites offer tips to keep your children safe.
Kids often get afraid when a thunderstorm rolls in. Because of the damage that severe thunderstorms and tornadoes can cause, many adults have a healthy fear of them too.
Drowning is one of the leading causes of death for young children. That makes it important to keep water safety in mind at all times, especially if you have a pool, hot tub, or pond at your home.
Accidents are a leading cause of death for children. From car accidents to falls, these recent accident stories from the news are a good example of just how common childhood accidents can be and are a good reminder of how to prevent common accidents.
A number of high tech gadgets can make it easier to be a parent these days and can help to keep your kids a little safer.
Choking, one of the biggest child safety hazards often doesn't get much attention as other dangers to kids. In addition to regularly checking the floor, your car, and other areas where your child crawls, walks, and plays, for choking hazards, learn what other steps you can take to keep your kids safe from choking.
Most parents are savvy enough to not allow their kids to have unrestricted access to the Internet. Even if you have parental controls set on your home computer, your kids may still be at risk from Internet safety hazards from all of the products in your home that are connected to the Internet, such as an iPhone, iPod Touch, Wii or Playstation 3.
Since parents spend so much time on the go, car safety is just as important as home safety if you want to keep your kids safe and healthy. In addition to using a car seat properly, you can help keep your kids safe in the car by buying a safe car with all of the latest safety features.
From the proper use of a car seat to putting baby gates on stairs, learn everything you need to know about baby proofing, childproofing, car seats, and hidden dangers to keep your kids safe and avoid unintentional injuries.
A baby gate is an essential childproofing tool to keep your child safe, including keeping him off stairs and out of rooms that aren't childproofed.
Learn how to prevent food poisoning by practicing safe food storage, including knowing how to safely store food in the refrigerator and freezer so that it doesn't go bad.
We often see reports on the best places to retire and the best places to work. But where is the best place to raise your family? Review some important factors to consider as you look for the best place to live and raise safe, happy, and healthy kids.
Although spiders seem to be everywhere, extremely few of these spiders are dangerous. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of spider bites and what to do if you think that your child has been bitten by a black widow spider or brown recluse spider.
Since young children are among the groups most at risk for getting serious and even life-threatening cases of food poisoning, it is important for parents to learn how to recognize and prevent them from occurring.
Since the minimum weight requirement for the Segway PT is 100 pounds, that is going to leave out most younger kids, who would likely love to ride. Learn how to help older kids ride a Segway PT safely.
If borrowing or buying a used baby crib or getting one as a hand-me-down from a friend or family member, to make sure that the crib is safe, the CPSC recommends that you inspect the crib for the following safety features.
Although fireworks are a summer tradition for many families, injuries from fireworks don't have to be if you follow these fireworks safety tips.
Heelys are thought to be safe by most parents since kids are usually not going very fast on their Heelys, but it is important to keep in mind that kids can get hurt while 'heeling' or using them in skate mode.
Although most people think that eye safety is limited to wearing goggles during sports, which most kids don't do anyway, it is important to remember that you need to work at preventing eye injuries every day.
A first aid and safety photo gallery to help you learn how to keep your kids safe, review hidden dangers, and be prepared when your kids get hurt.
Review the warning label that should be present on balloon packages - CHOKING HAZARD � Children under 8 yrs can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.
In addition to choosing safe toys and making sure the toys your kids play with are age appropriate that haven't been recalled, you can help to keep them safe by taking special precautions with the following potentially dangerous toys or that including hazard parts.
Gun Safety is important to keep your children safe. If you must have a gun, keep it unloaded and locked with the bullets locked separately.
A photo of a preschooler wearing a helmet riding a tricycle, a developmental milestone that most children can reach by the time they are three years old.
Since dogs do make such great pets for most families, the risk of dog bites shouldn't usually dissuade you from owning a dog. Instead, you should simply take great steps to teach your kids to be safe around dogs and help them to avoid dog bites.
Most parents do their shopping with their child's wish list. This year, be sure to review this list of potentially unsafe toys and gifts before you do your shopping.
Keeping your kids safe is important and most parents take the time to childproof their homes. But are your kids as safe as they could be? Take our quiz to see if you are a home safety expert.
Are you keeping your kids safe? Take our Child Safety Parenting Quiz to see if you know everything you should to keep your kids safe.
Review these safety features to look for if you are a parent looking to buy a new car that will keep your family safe.
Review the problem of rollover injuries and deaths that are caused by the large rear view blind sport that large SUVs and minivans have and what you can do to keep your kids safe in your driveway.
Can your child be too safe? Remember that the more chances you take, such as by not using a car seat, having a gun that is loaded and unlocked in the house, or not having a smoke detector, the more likely your child is to be injured or killed by an accident.
Learn how to check your kids for ticks and how to remove a tick before it cause a serious infection, like Lyme disease.
In addition to the confusion of having a lot of people around, the breakdown in your usual safety plans can put your kids at great risk when you have visitors, like at a pool party or birthday pary. Review how to keep your kids safe in these types of special situations.
The increased use of skateboards and scooters has also resulted in an increased number of injuries. Learn to prevent injuries so your children can have fun on their scooter or skateboard.
Review these safety tips to keep your kids safe from trampoline injuries.
Review the hidden dangers of kids being left or getting trapped in hot cars, which can lead to heat stroke and death.
Learn about keeping your kids safe from E. coli infections when visiting a petting zoo.
As part of Baby Safety Month, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning parents and caregivers about in-home drowning hazards.
Avoid biking injuries by reviewing our ten tips that you should teach your children to encourage safe bike riding.
Child abuse is harm to, or neglect of, a child by another person, whether adult or child, and it can be physical, emotional, verbal, sexual or through neglect. Abuse may cause serious injury to the child and may even result in death. Learn the signs of possible abuse.
Babysitting can be a super way for you to earn money. Every job has certain guidelines. Baby sitting is no exception. Learn the things that will be expected of you as a sitter and things that you should expect of the parents.
Playing in water can be a fun activity for the whole family, but be sure to follow these basic water safety rules in pools or open water.
No matter how efficient you are in the kitchen, if you don't understand and apply the basics of food safety all your work will be for nothing. Learn how to properly buy, store, cook, and handle food, about leftovers, temperatures, and the importance of washing your hands!
Your one stop resource to learn about Internet safety. There is more to Internet safety than keeping the computer in a central location. Learn how to keep your family safe online.
Health and Safety guide from the National Network for Child Care, with informatin on protecting your children from germs, preventing illness, food safety, emergencies, car seats, and indoor and outdoor safety tips.
Review tips on bicycle, water, motor vehicle, fire, home and playground safety, plus information on fire arm injury prevention.
Crib safety information from the Danny Foundation, including crib safety checklists, recalls, and safety tips.
Kid Central Station provides a free nationwide emergency notification service for children that does not compromise their identity.
Information to prevent unintentional injuries, the number one killer of children. Includes fact sheets with info to prevent drownings, falls, fire, and toy injuries.
Reports about unsafe consumer products and recalls and a form to report dangerous products.
