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Health and Safety

Because your baby's safety is very important, we have provided some tips to help make your home a safer place. It takes only a moment for your baby or toddler to get hurt. A well informed parent is a better parent.

It's important, too, to check recalls if you buy any of these items used as they may not be safe, such as car seats, carriers, swings, cribs, etc.

If you don't have a first aid kit at home, you might want to make up a kit to have on hand should an emergency arise.

Create a First Aid Kit for Home
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More Baby Safety and Child Proofing Tips


Safety Latches and Locks
Corner and Edge Bumpers
Safety Gates
Outlet Covers and Outlet Plates
Door Knob Covers and Door Locks
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
Anti-Scald Devices
Window Blind Cords/Safety Tassels
Smoke Detectors
Door Stops and Door Holders
Window Guards and Safety Netting
Cordless Phones


Child Illnesses

ADHD
Anemia
Apnea
Appendicitis
Asthma
Bronchitis
Chicken Pox
Conjunctivitis
Croup
Ear Infection
Ecoli
Fever
Jaundice
Head Lice
Lyme Disease
Meningitis
Mononucleosis
Mumps
Pneumonia
Rabies
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatic Fever
Ringworm
Rubella
Scarlet Fever
Scoliosis
Strep Throat
Urinary Tract Infections
Whooping Cough

More Baby Safety


Bathing

Carriers and Swings

Bedding

Electrocution

Changing Tables

Play Yards

Crib Toys & Pacifiers

Baby Walkers

High Chairs

Car Seats

Feeding

Carriages & Strollers

Portable Hook-On Chairs

Household Dangers

Gates & Enclosures

Suffocation & Strangulation

Full-Size Cribs


Create a First Aid Kit for Home





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