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Medication Safety Tips

Make sure that all medicines are kept out children’s reach and sight. Learn how to prevent medicine poisoning with these safety tips.

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Fire Safety Tips

Make sure there is a working smoke alarm on every level of your home, inside bedrooms and near sleeping areas.

Falls Prevention Tips
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Falls Prevention Tips

Most serious falls happen in the home and to kids under 3, but kids of all ages are at risk. Learn how to keep your child safe with these safety tips.

Choking and Strangulation Prevention Tips
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Choking and Strangulation Prevention Tips

Keep your child safe from things that could choke, suffocate, and strangle him or her by making home and play areas safe by following these safety tips.

Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips
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Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips

Make sure you have a working carbon monoxide alarm installed on every level of your home, especially around sleeping areas. If the CO alarm sounds, leave your home immediately.

Burns and Scalds Prevention Tips
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Burns and Scalds Prevention Tips

Here are some more tips to keep your child safe from burns and scalds. 

Battery Safety Tips
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Battery Safety Tips

Button batteries are dangerous to kids, especially toddlers, and cause severe injuries when swallowed. Here are a few easy tips to protect your kids.

Taking Rare Earth Magnet Toys Off Store Shelves: Safe Kids Weighs In

By Anthony Green
November 21, 2012
magnet poisoning safety

This week, Safe Kids Worldwide weighed in on an important issue concerning children. And we brought 62 of our closest friends with us.

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Tags: rare earth magnets, magnets, Buckyballs, stress relievers, gastrointestinal injury, toy safety

Staying Safe After Sandy

By Candice Ahwah-Gonzalez
October 28, 2012
hurricane sandy safety

Our hearts go out to the millions of families who were affected by Hurricane Sandy. We are so grateful to emergency personnel who are working around the clock to make things better.

If there is one thing this “storm of the century” has taught us, it’s the importance of planning ahead and being safe.

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Tags: hurricane, storm, home safety, candles, smoke alarm, carbon monoxide detector, generators, camping stove, flooding, electrical wires

Take The Suspense Out Of Shopping For Your Children

By Anthony Green
July 29, 2012
child toy recalls

Suspense may be important in a movie, but not when you are buying products for your young children. A high chair, crib or even a swing set for the back yard can be among the most important investments in your career as a parent. But there's a way to take the suspense out of shopping.

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Tags: child product safety, product recalls, Consumer Product Safety Commission, product defects, recalls

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