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Have a wonderful article published in Denver’s 5280 magazine about childproofing. It portrays a customer who thought child proofing her home was overkill until she caught her not-quite-one-year-old son, Leo, sitting on the floor in the mudroom and eating their cat’s food one morning. “It was one of those parenting moments that is simultaneously frightening, unbelievable, and hilarious. Our baby was eating cat food! Eating! Cat food!”
The article is informative and a bit humorous.
Check out our recent article on Back to School Safety Month. It includes some tips on staying safe while driving in and around school zones. Let us know what you think!
There is no better time to start thinking about cooking outside than when the weather starts to warm up and it stays light outside longer.
While grilling can be a great alternative to cooking inside, did you know that almost 60% of all grill fires on residential properties occur in the summer? These fires, that can damage property and cause injury and even death, are often preventable.
Follow these grilling safety tips to help keep your summer safe.
5 Truths About Children Who Drown
You think that it could never happen to your family, but each year more than 800 children drown. These incidents are not only preventable but predictable.
Here are the five truths about children who drown and what you can do to help keep your children safe around water. More…
Keeping you up to date on current recalls is one of the important services we like to provide our Baby Safe Homes families. While some recalls may be a minor inconvenience, others can threaten the health or well being of your child. Please be sure to share this with friends and family to help keep their families safe too.
One of the most important recalls for the month of Ario was for the Simplicity Cribs. The mattress support could collapse and can cause a suffocation and strangulation hazard. Find more information by following the link below.
For ALL safety recall information for April click on the link below:
Keeping you up to date on current recalls is one of the important services we like to provide our Baby Safe Homes families. While some recalls may be a minor inconvenience, others can threaten the health or well being of your child. Please be sure to share this with friends and family to help keep their families safe too.
Keeping you up to date on current recalls is one of the important services we like to provide our Baby Safe Homes families. While some recalls may be a minor inconvenience, others can threaten the health or well being of your child. Please be sure to share this with friends and family to help keep their families safe too.
For more safety recalls visit Baby Safe Homes.
Keeping you up to date on current recalls is one of the important services we like to provide our Baby Safe Homes families. While some recalls may be a minor inconvenience, others can threaten the health or well being of your child. Please be sure to share this with friends and family to help keep their families safe too.
For More Recall Safety Information go to Baby Safe Homes.Keeping you up to date on current recalls is one of the important services we like to provide our Baby Safe Homes families. While some recalls may be a minor inconvenience, others can threaten the health or well being of your child. Please be sure to share this with friends and family to help keep their families safe too. Continue reading
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission in conjunction with the Window Covering Safety Council has issued several recalls today for roman and roll-up blinds due to risk of strangulation hazard. Children can get their heads caught in the cords used to pull up the shades and there have been several incidents recorded. The CPSC has been investigating reports on these types of window coverings for the last 15 years, working with manufacturers to keep window coverings safe.
