Baby Safety

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Hot car deaths have reached record numbers. But this is a preventable tragedy. Read on to keep your family safe.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Babyproofing is an essential part of keeping your baby safe and healthy. Learn more about how to babyproof your home to help keep your baby as safe as can be without jeopardizing your lease or security deposit.

How To Keep Your Kids Safe in the Bathroom

The AAP has revised their car seat guidelines to include toddlers to remain in the rear-facing position until at least the age of 2.

Children's products are periodically recalled for healthy and safety reasons. When it comes to your kids' safety, the best defense is to stay informed. Here's a look at some of the most recent product recalls, as well as ways you can stay on top of safety issues as they occur.

This list highlights everyday items that can become not-so-obvious threats to your child and tips to keep your baby safe.

Follow these necessary babyproofing steps to ensure your home is safe and kid-friendly.

Holding your baby helps her feel safe and comfortable. Read tips on different holds for different situations.

Protect your exploring baby with these tips for childproofing your home.

Find tips on childproofing your home to keep your growing toddler safe.

Read the pros and cons of letting your baby watch television.

Learn how to childproof your home to keep your baby safe from accidents.

Read tips on what you should do to keep your crawling baby safe around the home.

Learn ways to make a car ride more enjoyable for both the passengers and driver.

Learn how to protect your child from strangulation hazards.

Find information on child-proofing your living room or family room, to make it safe for your toddler.

Read tips on how to make your bathroom safe for your toddler or new baby.