Pregnancy and Exercise
Pregnancy exercise guide: safe activity levels, benefits, warning signs to stop, and how to stay active while protecting your baby.
Risky Play is Not Child Abuse
Risky play helps kids build confidence, resilience, and life skills. Learn why it supports development and isn’t neglect or abuse.
6 Easy Ways to Childproof Your Kitchen
In the eyes of small children, the kitchen is a wonderful and mysterious place full of sights, sounds, smells, and tons of strange metal apparatuses that magically make food. It’s basically the grown-ups’ playroom! But in the eyes of parents, the kitchen is a warzone full of sharp edges and unknown dangers that can potentially…
Swimming Pool Safety Equipment List
Cool off on a hot afternoon by jumping into a refreshing pool. But swimming pools can be very dangerous if you lack pool safety equipment.
Child Safety Locks for Doors: Guide for Parents
Child safety locks for doors prevent children from opening or closing doors. They work by limiting the movement of the door handle or lock.
Are Crib Bumpers Safe? No, Don’t Use Them
Crib bumpers are not recommended for use in infants’ cribs. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against using crib bumper pads.
Is Co-Sleeping Really Unsafe?
Co-sleeping or co-bedding, where a parent brings an infant into a bed with them for sleep, is risky. The statistics show that. Here is the evidence and proven mechanisms by which having a baby in bed with you can, sadly, result in their death. Nightmare of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome It has been every parent’s…
Product Recalls
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission maintains a recall list. The recall list shows many dangerous products that have been recalled due to safety concerns. A significant percentage of the recalled products are specifically targeted for use by children. Here are some examples of recall notices. Playgro Recalls Infant Activity Rattles Due to Choking Hazard…
