Childhood Safety

Though the main characters dress up like cartoons, TV wrestling is not for kids.

Make sure the the gifts you give are safe with these guidelines.

An interview with an FBI agent gives parents information on keeping their kids safe.

Find out how to keep your children and you safe when using fireworks.

A relative who suspects sexual abuse in the family seeks advice.

How can you balance confidentiality with the need to protect a child who's suffering abuse?

Cyberschooling -- learning on the Internet -- is not separate from homeschooling, but rather one more choice available to those who choose to learn at home.

Find out whether it's okay for an infant to eat fish.

Allergies occur when the body's immune system "reacts" to certain proteins in the food that we eat.

When a child starts playing with matches, it's time to have a calm, serious talk about the rules and consequences of this behavior.

Read some basic steps to follow to ease anxiety and increase preparedness.

Safety trumps issues of confidentiality when it comes to telling another parent that their child is visiting harmful web sites.

Learn how to prepare your children for staying home alone.

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing.

Can your child's bus ride to school be hazardous to her health?

Once the Internet rules have been laid out and violated, parents need to follow through on the consequences that they set up for their children.

Potential problems have been noted for the many children who spend hours at school and at home in front of a computer.

Having a second screen that mirrors what appears on your son's computer is an excellent way of monitoring Internet use.