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Latest Articles
Explore ways to keep your children safe at home, school, and beyond. Scroll down for our latest content showing practical methods to protect and nurture kids in your care.
6 Benefits of Reading to Your Child
It’s never too soon to start reading to your baby or toddler. Important benefits are available for your child and your relationship with him or […]
Child Abuse Warning Signs for Dads
Child Abuse Warning Signs to Watch For Speaking as an abuse survivor, here are signs to watch out for in cases of sexual abuse: How […]
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 […]
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.
What Does a Child Psychologist Do?
A child psychologist uses therapeutic techniques to help children and their families address emotional, behavioral, and developmental issues.
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.
Better Custody Schedules than Every Other Weekend
Every other weekend is perhaps the most well known and common child custody schedule. But other parenting timetables can be better for children, allowing them […]
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