Child Safety Blog

It can be challenging to determine which objects pose a choking risk. That's where the KidCo Small Object Tester comes in handy.

Today, let’s look at the dangers of water beads, and how to respond to water bead-related injuries. Below, we even offer a safer alternative.

In today’s post, we’ll discuss how and when to use the Heimlich maneuver… and when you should not.

The risk of button battery ingestion by children has been in the news more recently.

Several baby cereal products that have been sold at Walmart are being recalled. These cereals from Maple Island Inc. are being recalled after testing too high for naturally occurring inorganic arsenic.

Between hanging window cords and tangled extension wires, strangulation safety should be a top concern in every home. 

A wooden puzzle is a staple of children’s toys. Unfortunately, today's recall has to do with a specific choking hazard in a particular product line.

Today's recalled product is a Battat B. toys teether. Let’s look at why it was recalled and what to do if you already own “Firefly Frank.”

It is our goal to always make our readers aware of any and all ways to keep your children safe. That includes product recalls that can result in injury. This time, that product is Miniware Teething Spoons.