Keeping Your Child Safe

An image gallery containing pictures of product recalls for 2004.

An image gallery containing pictures of product recalls for 2005.

An image gallery containing pictures of product recalls for 2006 and Prior Years

The Little Playzone lets toddlers and even preschoolers play independently in a safe space.

An image gallery containing pictures of product recalls for 2007.

An image gallery containing pictures of product recalls for 2008.

All of these items have been recalled because they are dangerous to your children or your family. If you see a picture of something you own, stop using it immediately. Each image has a link to full recall information so you can learn how to deal with the product you own. Most companies offer free repair kits or replacements and many will give you a full refund.

According to the Home Safety Council, even though nearly 70 percent of people burn fuel to heat their homes, more than two-thirds don't have carbon monoxide detectors. Take this first step and learn how else you can protect your family.

A profile of the problem of lead exposure from certain types of candies manufactured in Mexico, what the FDA is doing to help protect your child and what candies to avoid.

When putting together a basic first aid kit for travel, picnics or other outings, here are 10 items you'll want to have on hand.

How to keep your children from drowning and submersion accidents by keeping your home swimming pool safe.

Take this quiz and test your knowledge of pool safety.

At home, you may not sanitize your child's toys, but it's a good idea to help keep illnesses like a cold or thrush from coming back and to protect other children who may come to play.