Kids Safety Tips

Wearing a face mask in public (doctor’s office, grocery store, etc.) is now recommended by the CDC. Cloth masks serve as an additional health measure to help slow the spread of COVID-19. This is especially…

Sledding is a top favorite winter activity for kids of all ages! While it is a blast, it can be very dangerous. Take the following precautions before and during sledding to prevent any accidents or…

  It is no secret that technology has become a prominent part of the latest generations’ upbringing. With all of the new phones, tablets, and gadgets, there are also new educational software and learning programs…

Look Before You Lock: How to Avoid Vehicular Heatstroke Content provided by KidsandCars.org Vehicular heatstroke is largely misunderstood by the general public. The majority of parents are misinformed and would like to believe that they…

When buying a car seat, there are lots of options to consider. From rear-facing infant car seats to booster seats, it is important to use the right car seat for your child. Whether shopping for…

Technology is always changing and it is hard, as a parent, to keep up with the various kinds of platforms and social media apps that are being used daily. We encourage you to talk to…

The holidays are coming, and for many families, that means travel. Whether you’re going to grandma’s for a visit or jetting to exotic locales around the globe, you’ll certainly have a lot to look forward…

Most parents know the protocol of typical Halloween safety tips: travel with young children, stay away from busy streets and review all treats to screen for suspicious, opened candy. Trick-or-treat safety starts long before you…

With all the media coverage and misinformation floating around on social media, it’s not unusual to question vaccines’ role in your child’s health. It’s normal to want to seek out information to answer that parenting…

Spring Break is around with corner and with it come hours of fun at the pool, in the mountains and on your bike. It’s also a great time to start thinking about sun safety for kids.…