Food Allergies: What Parents Need to Know
“I hope I never see an article again about a kid who went to a party, ate the wrong chocolate chip cookie, and died. You [have to] keep bringing it up. It’s horrible. You can never let your guard down.”
Guidelines for Boating Safety
Several years ago, over a decade now, two brothers went fishing on a small mountain lake in Northern Utah. The air was frigid and wind gusts effortlessly pushed their small fishing boat to and fro as they fished unsuccessfully. Soon
Creating a Safe Back-to-School Experience
In just a few short weeks green leaves will turn to colorful oranges and yellows, the warm summer nights will become crisp and cool, and lazy cartoon mornings will become rushed and chaotic adventures. As much as it pains me
Safe Driving for Teens
Learning how to drive can be an exciting yet stressful time for teenagers and their parents. Driving gives teens a new sense of independence and responsibility, but at the same time leads to new risks and potential dangers. Vehicle advancements
Get Ready for Grandkids: How to Childproof Your Home
When it comes to the safety of your most special houseguests—your grandchildren—you can't be too cautious. So before their next visit, check out these tips for childproofing your home and ridding it of hidden hazards that might seriously injure babies