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Safety at Home

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Bathtubs

Baby bathtubs give parents a safe way to wash a wet, slippery baby. Here's how to choose and use one.

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Carriers

Babies love and need close contact, and infant carriers are ideal for nestling them against their parents. Here's how to use one safely.

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Changing Tables

Babies can get hurt if they fall off changing tables, so they should always be watched closely. Here's what else to know.

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Cribs

When you choose a crib, check it carefully to make sure that your baby's sleep space is safe. Here's how.

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Gates

Gates placed at the top of stairs or in doorways are used to keep toddlers away from hazardous areas of the home. Here's what to look for.

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Infant Seats & Child Safety Seats

Regular infant seats simply allow young babies to sit up. Never substitute any type of infant seat for a child safety seat (car seat).

Choosing Safe Baby Products: Playpens

Playpens are popular because parents can put their baby in one knowing that their little one can't wander off. But they're no substitute for adult supervision.

Choosing Safe Toys

Toys are a fun and important part of any child's development. And there's plenty you can do to make sure all toys are safe.

Choosing Safe Toys for Babies

All toys you select for your baby or toddler should meet safety standards. These tips can help you find safe toys for your little one.

Choosing Safe Toys for School-Age Kids

Is your 10-year-old crying for a pellet gun? How about that used scooter? For help figuring out what toys are safe and appropriate for older kids, read these tips.