child safety
Keep kids safe in your home away from home by checking potential rentals for these features.
Safety experts are warning against using this common product for childproofing.
Child safety experts now recommend teaching the concept of “tricky people” — and for good reason.
"I've seen kids lose fingers, entire hands, teeth, portions of their jaw..."
Having a secure seatbelt is vital for child safety.
Whatever you do, don't use tweezers.
Whether you'll be accompanying them or not, experts recommend you do this before heading out.
The annual Halloween tradition of knocking on neighbourhood doors for sweets is alive and well, but most parents remain close by. Is this a good thing for kids?
An expert in the safe use of technology weighs in.
Do you do this with your children?