Child Safety Blog

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.

Alert for our readers: there’s a small but important product recall for BioFinest Wintergreen Essential Oil.

Now that the holidays have come and gone, your kids are likely swimming in a sea of new toys. Before you open them, it’s a good idea to be aware of some toy safety tips that will help to keep you and your children free from injury.

There has been a recall on certain Contigo water bottles. In certain situations, these can pose a serious choking hazard for children.

It’s time for another product recall. This one concerns Tristar Products’ magnetic trivets sold by QVC.

When a drowning occurs CPR can save you or a loved one. From the moment a drowning victim is pulled out of the water, every second counts.

Watch out parents, it’s time for another product recall. This one focuses on an 11” “Forky” plush toy from Disney Pixar’s Toy Story 4.