January is National Bath Safety Month. While baths and showers are necessary, they can also present great risk for young children as well as older adults. From accidental drowning to slipping in the shower, many injuries can be prevented with these tips. Make sure to have a no-slip rug or bathmat beside the tub or […]
Fire Safety for Kids: Prevent Burns from Gas Fireplaces
Every day, three children under the age of six go to the emergency room for burns related to fireplaces, according to Safe Kids Worldwide. To raise awareness about the dangers associated with gas fireplaces, they created a great infographic which you can find here. Third-degree burns can occur with less than one second of contact […]
Prevent Holiday Injuries This Season
The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission has compiled advice for keeping everyone safe and preventing holiday injuries this season. From holiday cooking and decoration to the toys under the Christmas tree, safety issues can cause serious injuries. Holiday Injuries in the Kitchen Cooking is the top cause of residential fires. An average of 1,700 […]
COVID-19: Is Trick or Treat Canceled?
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted our lives in many ways. What should you expect this Halloween? While traditional trick-or-treating may look a lot different or not be an option this year, you can still have plenty of fun! Halloween Activities & COVID-19 Here are several activities categorized by the CDC transmission risk categories for events: […]
Baby-Proofing Your Home: Safety Basics
September is Baby Safety Month. Whether you are about to become a parent for the first time or a grandparent preparing to spend time with your infant grandchild, it’s a good idea to review these baby safety tips. Baby-Proofing Babies are curious and should be able to safely explore every room in your home. The […]
