Don't even think about trying to unload that crib that's been in your mom's garage for thirty years.
Katie Dupuis
What looks like a simple, convenient transaction can carry unexpected risks. Follow these safety tips when selling baby items online.
Jaclyn Law
More than 3 million cups sold are at risk for developing mould.
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phil & teds USA Inc. has recalled their V5 Dash strollers due to a pinching hazard.
Munchkin Baby Canada Inc. has recalled 16,000 pacifier sets.
This safety video shows the dangers of unanchored furniture to a child.
You want to keep your little one safe, but where do you even start? This handy guide will help you quickly and easily baby-proof your home.
Prevent common car seat buying, installation and usage mistakes with this list of car seat dos and don'ts.
Dory Cerny
Most of us know the basics of childproofing our homes, but here’s a refresher to prevent accidental poisonings and keep kids safe.
Amy Valm
The Children's Place has recalled over 1,500 sleepers.
Babies will let you know when they are ready to start eating solids. For parents, knowing which foods are appropriate and when is the next big step.
Not sure which car seat you need? Our reference guide breaks it down.
Karen Robock
Not sure which safety seat you need? Our reference guide breaks it down.
More than 74,000 car seats are affected by the Britax stroller recall in Canada and the U.S.
TP staff
More than 60,000 strollers are affected by the Britax stroller recall in Canada and the U.S.
From food safety to properly childproofing your home, learn about common choking hazards and other tips to prevent choking.
Babies should sleep in a crib without pillows, blankets or bumpers, but a new study suggests that this isn’t enough to keep them safe from SIDS.
Claire Gagne
Along with blankets, pillows and stuffed animals, crib bumpers pose a risk to babies and should not be used.
Does it seem like there are a lot of doctor's appointments for your new baby? All those checkups let the doctor get to know your baby.
Wondering if the medications you’re taking are safe for your breastfeeding baby? Take a deep breath—we have good news.
