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The biggest drowning threat to toddler safety is unexpected, unsupervised access to water, which includes toilets, bathtubs and buckets of water.
As temperatures in Arizona heat up, it’s important to understand the lethal danger of leaving a child inside a locked car.
Everyone can be a safe sleep advocate by reminding parents that a safe sleep environment for babies includes alone, on their back and in a crib.
Baby walkers are advertised as fun for young children, but pediatricians say they’re dangerous.
The American Academy of Pediatrics now advises that young kids should ride in a rear-facing car seat as long as possible. This will include almost all children…
Drownings are a top cause of injury-related death for Arizona children. Consider these tips to keep your child safe around water.
If you plan to be around fireworks this 4th of July, make sure to follow these tips to keep your kids as safe as possible.
Learn how to keep your child healthy, and when to take him to the doctor.
Learn how your newborn is developing and how to take care of her.
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