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Many seem to know the basics when it comes to safety hazards in their home such as covering all outlets, sharp corners and locking up cabinets and poisonous chemicals. There are other things to consider as well, such as when the last time your dryer lint duct was cleared out or making sure all air

Vacation can be a fun and relaxing time for families. However, families who are traveling with small children need to think about accidents or dangers that they may not have to consider while at home. Here are a few safety tips for parents and grandparents to help avoid accidents while on vacation. Many hotels, resorts

Childproofing your home can be overwhelming to a new parent. But childproofing doesn’t stop in the first year. As kids grow, so does their ability to find new things to explore, some of which can be safety hazards. Be sure you know child safety tips and devices that can help reduce potential injuries throughout the

Part of the magic of the holiday season is that it brings together family and friends from all over the world. People gather to eat delicious meals, exchange gifts and share memories. The holidays can also be quite chaotic between gift wrapping, decorating and cooking, that child safety hazards can be overlooked with the many

I’m often asked by people in my social media community what are the most overlooked baby safety issues in a home and hands down one of the top is accidental strangulation due to corded blinds.  Unfortunately, in many older homes every window has corded blinds, a strangulation hazard to young children that was not recognized

Moving to a new home can be an exciting undertaking, a fresh start that brings with it the potential for new friends, opportunities and experiences. For parents of young children, though, the process of adapting to a new home can be stressful. While you may have been proactive about averting safety hazards in your old