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More than 74,000 car seats are affected by the Britax stroller recall in Canada and the U.S.

More than 60,000 strollers are affected by the Britax stroller recall in Canada and the U.S.

More than 200,000 car seats are affected by the Britax car seat recall in Canada and the U.S.

UPPAbaby recall: Health Canada has announced the recall of UPPAbaby Stroller Bumper Bar. 8,000 strollers affected in Canada, and 71,000 in the U.S.

After furniture tipped over and killed two children, Ikea and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warn furniture must be secured to the wall.

Check your child's nightlight as Targets recalls Circo nightlights collection.

Health Canada has announced the recall of animal-themed wooden toy maracas by K & M toys. The affected items pose a choking hazard.

Health Canada is recommending parents use bottled water for formula feeding when there are algal blooms.

ATTN parents of kids with allergies, there's a major Allerject recall (2 lots) due to manufacturing defect that may prevent injector from working properly.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued an infant formula warning.

IKEA and Health Canada have issued a safety gate recall (two gates) after serious injuries were reported.

The Duke and Duchess have named their daughter Princess Charlotte. Here's what this means for baby name trends in Canada.

IKEA Canada recalls one of its crib mattresses after concerns it poses a danger to babies.

The CFIA has announced the recall of Sun Rich sliced apples, and products containing them, sold at Shoppers Drug Mart and Subway. The products may be contaminated with listeria.

Crib recall! Bednest Bedside Cribs are being recalled in Canada after an infant death was reported in the UK.

The latest food recall. Heinz Canada is recalling another one of its baby foods due to risk of spoilage.

Sabra recalls hummus due to concerns that it may contain listeria.

Mastering the latch will help make breastfeeding easier. Here's how to get a good breastfeeding latch.

Watch as robot-building little girls talk with President Barack Obama about their science fair project. Their questions and his answers are brilliant.

The results are in for the 2015 Product of the Year Canada awards. We've rounded up our favourite family-friendly picks from this year's winners.