Clothes & Toys Safety Tips

It is amazing how many products, toys, gadgets and clothes children can accumulate along the years, and we keep on bying, borrowing and accepting “hand me downs”.

Always pay attention on what you are getting for your children, check the warning labels, age adequacy, observe the material they are made of.. It is not always these products, specially toys, are adequate to your child.

Here, we listed a few Toys and Clothes Safety Tips, so you can enjoy your time with your children without any worries, just follow these tips and be safe!

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Bike Helmet Safety Tips

Wearing a helmet when you ride your bicycle dramatically reduces your risk of a life-threatening head injury. Take a look at the facts before you ride without one.
Do you wear a helmet when you ride your bicycle? Do your children? If your answer is yes to both questions, give yourself a giant pat on [...]

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Toy Shopping Safety Tips

Under 3 years old

Children under 3 tend to put everything in their mouths. Avoid buying toys intended for older children which may have small parts that pose a choking danger.
Never let children of any age play with uninflated or broken balloons because of the choking danger.
Avoid marbles, balls, and games with balls, that have [...]

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Toys Safety Tips

WHEN BUYING TOYS

Choosing toys with care. Keep in mind the child’s age, interests and skill level.
Look for quality design and construction in all toys for all ages.
Make sure that all directions or instructions are clear — to you, and, when appropriate, to the child. Plastic wrappings on toys should be discarded at [...]

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Clothing Safety Tips

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission sets national safety standards for children’s sleepwear flammability. These standards are designed to protect children from burn injuries if they come in contact with an open flame, such as a match or stove burner. Under amended federal safety rules, garments sold as children’s sleepwear for sizes larger than nine [...]

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