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It's important to remember that awareness and the education of all family members, especially teenagers, are key elements in preventing fire emergencies in the home.

While genetics and hormones can contribute to being overweight, poor diet and lack of exercise are the leading contributors of childhood obesity.

All parents must understand that they are putting their child at risk by leaving him/her alone in a car, because just a few minutes is all it takes for him or her to suffer from hyperthermia.

It’s not always feasible to keep your baby out of the sun, so knowing how to keep your baby safe when he/she is outdoors is critical.

Protect your children from the dangers of carbon monoxide exposure in the home.

Here are several baby-proofing and toddler-proofing tips to help parents avoid possible in-home dangers.

Following just a few helpful rules and guidelines will enable your child to use his/her cell phone in a safe, age-appropriate, and prudent manner.

Spring is upon us, and many parents and caregivers are heading to the playgrounds with their small children. Follow a few safety rules to avoid injuries while on the playground.

Practically every parent realizes the dangers of their child providing personal information while on the internet. But let’s not forget about similar dangers faced by giving away too much information while on the phone.

Make sure your child's youth sports program stresses safety.