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Securing Children’s Car Seats
Many states require parents to put children under age 5, or under a certain weight or height, to be seated in a federally approved car seat. It appears, though, that many parents do not know how to install them properly.
Third-hand Smoke Harms Kids Most
Third-hand smoke is something few people know about, but it is a very real thing and it poses serious health risks, especially to children, according to a study published in the journal Pediatrics....
Child Seizures: A Terrifying Fear to Parents
The 16-year-old son of actor John Travolta and Kelly Preston was found dead in their vacation home in the Bahamas on Friday. He apparently suffered a seizure and hit his head on the bathtub as he fell. ...
Protecting Your Children at Mall
Plan to go to the mall with no other aim than to teach your child mall safety as mall does not only have thieves bent on stealing your belongings but also has perverts determined to abduct and harm children. You can protect your children though. ...
Are Toys Safer Now?
This summer, the U.S. Congress passed a new Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, which increased consumer protections by setting stricter standards on content levels of toxic materials, such as lead and phthalates. ...
Parents: Look for Lurking Hazards in Toy Aisle
PITTSFIELD Ñ Toys promise to bring laughter and learning into a child's life. But the wrong toy could bring tears and tragedy instead, according to a new report from the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group. ...
Does Media Exposure Harm Kids?
Kids who spend long hours watching TV, surfing the Internet and playing video games are likely to face a host of problems such as obesity, smoking, substance abuse and poor academic achievement, according to a new report from researchers at the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Yale University and the California Pacific Medical Center....
FDA: Some Amounts of Melamine Are Safe
In a surprising turnaround, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reversed its statement in October that said any amount of exposure to melamine, no matter how small, is not safe for infants. ...- Panel Criticizes Over-Use of Drugs in Kids
- Will Hard Times Increase Unsafe Toy Sales?
- Is Your Child Taking Too Much Medication?
- Is Your Child Getting Enough Vitamin D?
- Cold Medicine Not For Children Under 4
- Infant Death Syndrome: Will Fans Help?
- Cancer Risk from Cell Phones Higher in Children
- FDA, Scientists Disagree on BPA Safety
- Newborns Under Threat From Streptococcus
- Are Vaccinations Safe?
- Is Measles Making A Comeback?
- Too Much Calories in Kids’ Fast-food Meals
- Drugs Proposed for Kids’ Cholesterol
- Protect Your Child From Pedophiles
- Lead Fears Trigger More Toy Recalls
- Safe Haven Laws Protect Newborns
- There’s Lead in Your Kid’s Toys
- Choose Baby Cribs Wisely
- FDA to Review Safety of Pediatric Cold Medicines
- More Child Drownings in Inflatable Pools
- Measles Outbreak Hits 7 States
- Flu Plus MRSA: Deadly Combination?
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