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Posted on February 5, 2014

Collision Data Highlights Need For Expanded Car Seat Usage

Although car seats and various safety mechanisms designed to protect children have come a long way in recent decades, parents still have a role to play.  After all, a child can’t be protected during a collision if they’re not using the very systems that are supposed to offer that protection. Newly released statistics from the… read more

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Posted on February 4, 2014

FDA Campaign Takes Aim At Youth Smoking

For most people that find themselves with a smoking habit that’s hard to kick, their exposure to the addictive substance began when they were young, likely due to peer pressure and a desire to fit in.  Because of this, it’s important to emphasize early on how important it is to stay clear of the deleterious… read more

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Posted on February 4, 2014

Sugarfly Children’s Jackets Recalled Over Strangulation Risk

Cotton and polyester jackets under the Sugarfly brand are being recalled by the New York City-based Runway Fashions because of the risk that they may lead a user to be strangled.  820 of these children’s jackets could run up against federal regulations designed to eliminate the risk of strangulation to children.  Children’s jackets are not… read more

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Posted on January 29, 2014

Laceration Threat Prompts Recall of 3,500 Kids’ Beds From Ikea

The Conshohocken, Pennsylvania-based IKEA North America Services has announced the recall of SNIGLAR and KRITTER junior beds because of a possible laceration threat posed.  22,000 such items were previously recalled last summer, but this latest announcement adds 3,500 additional beds to the safety announcement.  These products have a guard rail attached to the frame of… read more

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Posted on January 27, 2014

Exercise Defensive Driving When Approaching A School Zone

In the winter, it becomes even more important to use the proper precautions while in a school zone.  The roads can get slick, and in the early morning, the rising sun can interfere with your ability to see the roadway (and any children that might be crossing).  So that kids can get to school safely,… read more

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Posted on January 24, 2014

Use Caution When Giving Your Kids Their First Internet-Ready Device

If you’re a parent with teens or even pre-teens, then you have to worry about something that parents in decades prior never had to concern themselves with:  internet usage.  Even if it hasn’t happened yet, there will come a time when your child comes to you asking for a cellphone or a tablet or their… read more

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Posted on January 24, 2014

Protect Others By Not Giving Away Older Children’s Products

When it comes to getting the right crib, car seat, or high chair for your child, it’s important to buy a new unit so that you can be reasonably sure there are no inherent safety issues associated with the products.  That said, you also want to make sure that you’re not endangering others by handing… read more

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Posted on January 23, 2014

FDA Relates How To Protect Your Kids From Head Lice

The Food and Drug Administration is attempting to help parents protect their children from head lice.  In a new consumer health update, the agency has outlined some of the myths surrounding head lice as well as those ways parents can protect their young ones, especially at the start of winter break when the risk of… read more

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Posted on January 23, 2014

Take Precautions To Prevent Drowning When Bathing Your Baby

If you’re a new parent, then you must take the proper precautions when it comes time to give your baby a bath.  You need to be as careful as possible so that your family doesn’t experience a tragedy, and to that end, please consider some of the safety tips available from Little Rock Family Magazine… read more

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Posted on January 22, 2014

New Rule Could Offer Additional Sideswipe Protection To Children

A new rule that could soon be on the way from the United States government has the potential to improve the safety of car seats.  If passed, it would join other recommendations about the LATCH systems that also seek to reduce the threat posed to children by a crash. USA Today explores the issue in… read more

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Posted on January 22, 2014

Choking Risk Leads to Recall of 1,900 Animal-Shaped Baby Rattles

1,900 baby rattles are being recalled by the Cannon Falls, Minnesota-based Midwest-CBK due to a possible choking threat.  These items are in the shape of either a lion, bear, or a monkey.  Unfortunately, it’s this shape that contributes to the possible hazard, as the head of the “animal” is in danger of falling off.  If… read more

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Posted on January 21, 2014

Keeping Your Kids Safe On Their Way To And From School

We’re almost to February, so no doubt your children are already back at school on a daily basis.  But with winter break over and the start of the school year proper even further in the rearview mirror, this is the time when it’s easy to lose sight of proper precautions along the school route.  These… read more

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