Toddler Health & Safety

It can seem impossible to get even the smallest task done when you've got an active toddler in the house. One way to manage is by setting up a secure area where your toddler can play independently while you accomplish some chores nearby.

Do you have any of these unsafe items in your home? Do you know anyone who does? All of these items have been recalled this year because they are dangerous to your children or your family. If you see something you own, stop using it immediately. Most companies offer free repair kits or replacements and many will give you a full refund.

Do you have any of these unsafe items in your home? Do you know anyone who does? All of these items have been recalled this year because they are dangerous to your children or your family. If you see something you own, stop using it immediately. Most companies offer free repair kits or replacements and many will give you a full refund.

Do you have any of these unsafe items in your home? Do you know anyone who does? All of these items have been recalled this year because they are dangerous to your children or your family. If you see something you own, stop using it immediately. Most companies offer free repair kits or replacements and many will give you a full refund.

Take this quiz and test your knowledge of pool safety.

Information you need to gather before you make a call to your health care provider when your child is ill.

Tips and techniques for keeping your home safe and secure for your child or baby. Find out the most common hazards and how you can prevent them. Also find useful products helpful for baby proofing.

If your child is suffering with chapped lips, here are some quick tips to help treat and prevent the problem.

For less than $1 you can make your own oatmeal baths at home. This bath is often recommended to soothe the pain and itching associated with chicken pox, poison ivy, mosquito bites, and other skin irritations.

How to help alleviate bad breath in your toddler or preschooler.

This remedy has long been recommended for treatment in case of poisoning. Find out why the AAP has changed this policy.

While it may seem your toddler would like a bandaid for every imaginable boo-boo, chances are he's not so keen on having them removed. Learn how to take the pain out of this process.

Parents share their reviews of the best and worst child safety products.

Parents share how they take care of their sick toddlers to make them feel better.