Little Kids 1–4 Years

To make sure playtime is as safe as possible for your little ones, remember these toy safety tips when selecting toys and games.

Poison prevention for little kids is a must – learn about some of the potential dangers of poisonous items like gasoline, spray paint, and medicines.

Vitamins and medications can be very tempting for small fingers and mouths (and even taste like candy or food). Here are a few steps to help keep your kids stay safe around medicine.

Teach kids to never play with matches, lighters, or fireworks. Follow these safety tips to keep kids safe from fire-related injuries.

Avoid serious injuries by following these fall prevention safety tips.

Eliminate hazards around the home and play areas to prevent accidental choking. These tips will show you how.

Here are a few tips to help keep your kids safe from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Whether in the kitchen or bathroom where hot water burns toddlers most, it's important for parents to take a few simple precautions.

Little kids are at risk for accidentally ingesting button batteries, which can be found in small electronic devices. Learn how to keep your baby safe.

Children ages 4 and under are at greatest risk of traffic-related pedestrian injuries. Teach children safe pedestrian behaviors by modeling safe behaviors. Learn how.