What is your opinion of child harness devices? I get so many ugly looks from people when my 19-month-old wears one, but I think they are a good safety idea.
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We all want to keep our children as safe as possible. A good way to start can be to keep a close eye on their environment — inside and out — and paying attention to the gear we use in their daily lives. Find out more about safety.
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Along with keeping our kids' car seats in the back seat, there are other steps we can take to keep our kids safe. One tip: Before putting the car in gear, check to see where our kids are to avoid accidentally hitting them. Get more ideas.
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We want to do everything possible to prevent our toddlers from getting burns — they can be very painful and damage the skin, too. One good idea: keep hot pot handles turned toward the inside of the stovetop. Get more burn prevention tips.
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As parents of toddlers, we're grateful for anything that makes getting around easier — like backpacks and strollers. These items are so handy! To pick gear that's safe and practical, a few tips can help. Learn more.
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Do Grandma and Grandpa ever babysit? Their goal, of course, is to keep their grandbabies safe and sound (and maybe spoil them a little). But our parents may need some help with safety routines and childproofing. Find out more.
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