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  • Eye Injuries in Children
  • Heat Related Illnesses in Children
  • Safe equipment and safe surfacing prevent playground injuries
  • 'Tis the Season for Holiday Safety
  • CPR Basics
    Drowning and Near Drowning
  • 2005 "10 Worst Toys" List
  • 2005 Worst Toy List
  • 30 million children need emergency care each year - They can't all belong to someone else
  • 7 Steps to Protect Kids' Eyes after Accidents
  • A Grave Risk for Young Athletes
  • A Guide to Sports Injuries in Children
  • Accidents Happen, but can be Minimized or Prevented
  • American Academy of Pediatrics Updates Firearm-related Injury Policy
  • Antibiotic Side Effects
  • Are Tanning Beds Safe for Teenagers?
  • As Memorial Day Kicks off the Summer, remember to be safe
  • Asking Your Teen about Relationship Violence
  • Avoid Toys that Play Loose with Child Safety
  • Avoiding Overuse Injuries and Burnout in Kids
  • Become a Kidsgrowth.com Child Advocate
    Support Pax
  • Beware of the Fire Ant!
  • Bike and Helmet Safety
  • Brain Damage Rarely Results, but Parents Need to Pay Careful Attention to a Range of Symptoms
  • Braving the Elements
  • Buckle-Up America
  • Burn Injuries: Prepare, Prevent, Respond
  • Can I Borrow the Car?
  • Carbon Monoxide - The Silent Killer
  • Celiac Disease and Gluten-sensitive enteropathy
  • Chicken Pox Vaccine
    What Parents Need to Know
  • Child Passenger Safety Week Emphasizes Using Right Restraint to Save Kids’ Lives
  • Childhood Injury: It's no Accident!
  • Children Left in Cars at Risk for Burns and Heat
  • Children Need Preventive Maintenance, Too!
  • Children riding in pickup trucks
  • Cooking Turkey Is a Family Affair…with the Right Food Safety Tools
  • Cool Tips for Beating the Heat
  • Corporal Punishment in Schools
  • Critters that live in Florida
  • Debunking Myths About Violence
  • Did you buy a basketball net for your child this holiday?
  • Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis Vaccines
    What Parents Need to Know
  • Do not "toy" around with safety
  • Dog Days of Winter!
  • Don't Invite Food-Poisoning to Dinner
  • Don't Let Food Poisoning Spoil Your Summer Fun
  • Don't let Tragedy Ruin your Fourth
  • Drowning: Cause and Prevention
  • Ear Injuries in Children
  • Education, supervision can prevent dog bites
  • Eliminate Potential Dangers from Holiday Lights and Decorations
  • Eye Injuries in the Home
  • Eye on Safety Makes Halloween Less Scary
  • Eye Safety begins at Home
  • Family: Your child's best anti-drug
  • Fireworks Pose Dangerous Risks, Especially to Children
  • First Aid for Eye Emergencies
  • First Aid Tips for Parents
  • Football Gear Safety Tips
  • Foresight makes camp more fun for your kids
  • Four Stay-Safe Tips for an Active Summer
  • Frequently Asked Questions - Mosquito-borne Diseases
  • Frequently Asked Questions about Tick-borne diseases
  • Get All the Buzz on Bug Bites
  • Halloween and Hounds
  • Halloween Safety Tips
  • Have a Safe and Happy Holiday
  • Health Tips for College Students and their Parents
  • Healthy Sexuality in Children
  • Herbal Medicine and Your Child
  • Holiday Decorations can lead to fires and injuries
  • How are Our Boys Doing?
  • How frequently do sports injuries occur in children?
  • How to Choose a Safe Car for Your Teen
  • Ibuprofen: An Injured Child's Best Friend
  • If a Child Chokes be Ready to Help
  • If your child has been Poisoned.......
  • Illnesses Caused by the bite of a Tick
  • In the event of Bioterrorism
  • Is it a concussion or just a bump on the head?
  • Is Your Child at Risk for Lead Poisoning
  • Is your Tetanus Immunization Up-to-date?
  • Keep A Cool Head On Hot, Humid Days To Avoid Heat Stroke
  • Keep Children Healthy and Happy
  • Keep Your Child Watered All Year Long
  • Keep Your Cool When Kids Bump Heads
  • Keep your Family Warm ... and Safe this Winter
  • Kids Still Riding In Front Seats
  • Kidsgrowth Parent Guidelines
  • Lawn Mower Safety
  • Leave Fireworks to the Pros
  • List of Toys recalled because of possible lead exposure
  • Make "roughing it" safe for campers
  • Make Packed Lunches off-limits to Germs
  • Make Water Safe for Children with Epilepsy
  • Making Sense Of Medical Warnings
  • Minor Problem or True Emergency
  • MMR Vaccine
    What Parents Need to Know
  • Nine Things You Don't Want your Child to Ingest or Inhale
  • Out of the Mouths of Babes
  • Parenting Magazine Printouts
  • Parents can help prevent teen driver car crashes
  • Parents Should Dispose of Ipecac Syrup
  • Parents urged to check furnaces to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning
  • Personal Watercraft and Children
  • Pet Turtles: Cute But Contaminated with Salmonella
  • Play it Safe for the Holidays
  • Play It Safe for the holidays
    when buying Toys
  • Play it Safe when on Amusement Park Rides
  • Playgrounds Pose Threat to Children
  • Playing with Fire
  • Poison Control Week - Children Act Fast . . . . So do Poisons!
  • Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, and Poison Sumac
  • Poison Prevention and Treatment Tips
  • Polio Vaccine
    What Parents Need to Know
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders in Children: After an Emergency is Over
  • Prevent Holiday Mishaps
  • Prevent Summertime Disasters
  • Prevent Your Child From Choking
  • Preventing and Treating Burns
  • Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
  • Prevention is the Antidote
  • Proper Medications are Crucial for Kids
  • Protect Children From Being Injured In Lawnmower Accidents
  • Protecting your child's vision
  • Put sports injuries on ice
  • Questions and Answers on the Safety of Phenylpropanolamine
  • Quick Tips to Poison-Proof Your Summer
  • Reducing Injury And Death In Teen Drivers
  • Reducing the Risk of Injury while Traveling thisThanksgiving holiday season
  • Safe on the School Bus?
  • Safety on Wheels
  • Safety Recalls: Elmo Night-Lights
  • Safety Report: Scooters
  • Safety tips for children as they go to and from school
  • School Bus Injuries Much More Common Than Thought
  • School Bus Safety
  • School Safety: How To Help Prevent and Prepare for an Emergency
  • Score a Point for Kids' Sports Safety
  • Seven Parenting Tips to Help Your Kids Avoid Drugs
  • Sports Injury Prevention Tips
  • Sports Related Brain Injuries
  • Summer Break - Tips For A Healthy Summer A Guide for Parents of Young Teens
  • Summer Can Bring Sun, Fun and Trouble
  • Summer Safety Tips , part II
  • Summer Safety Tips - 2007
  • Summer Safety Vital for Kid's Fun
  • Summertime Safety Tips
  • Sun Bugs are Banes of Summer
  • Swimming Lessons Not Recommended Under Age Four
  • Symptoms of Brain Injury
  • Take Frights out of Trick-or-treating
  • Ten Tips To Reduce Teen Auto Accidents
  • The Awesome Apple: Why An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor
  • The Facts of Cough Medicine Abuse
  • The Hazards of Summer
  • The Health of our Children:
    The Good and Bad News
  • The Hidden Consequences of College-Age Drinking
  • The Lowdown on Food borne Illness
  • Three Myths about Childhood Head Injuries
  • Three R's Of Medicine Cabinet Safety
  • Tips for a Safer Turkey
  • Tips for Preventing Football Injuries
  • Toy Safety Warnings Issued for the Holidays
  • Triggers for Tragedy
  • Urgent Recall: Bicycle Forks by RockShox
  • Urgent Recalls: Scooters
  • Urgent Recalls:
    Stand-up 'N Play Tables
    Wiggle Waggle Caterpillar Toys
    Hop,Skip Jumpers
  • Valentine's Day without the Calories - 2006
  • What happened to syrup of ipecac?
  • What Is a Bone Fracture and How Is it Treated?
  • What is Botulism
  • What is tetanus?
  • What to do when a child gets a Burn
  • What Your Kids Should Know About Gun Safety
  • When dogs bite children they have a good reason
  • When to Worry About a Head Injury
  • Where Is Your Child most Likely to Drown?
  • Why I Love Mom!
  • Winter Safety Tips
  • Health Information from our Experts

  • When is a child's cut serious enough to require stitches?...
  • When is it safe to put sunscreen on my baby?...
  • Are mouth guards important for student athletes?...
  • How do I know not to worry after a head injury?...
  • What is your opinion of giving Nyquil to a child age 6-7 years approximately 2 times a week?...
  • My mother used kerosene on my hair to treat head lice when I was a little girl. Is that safe?...
  • My son is almost 13 years old. He has broken his arm three times, sprained a foot, and broke a finger. Is this excessive? Should he be taking any supplements to strengthen his bones? He drinks about 8-10 ounces of milk a day. ...
  • I received an email today warning about the dangers of using waterproof sunscreen. It said that getting sunscreen in the eye can cause blindness. I am very concerned. Is this true? ...
  • We have a 8 person Hot Tub in room off of our bedroom. We keep the temp in the low 90's because my husband and I like to sit in the tub for long periods of time. The question I have is if we are in the Hot Tub with our children and the temp. is in the low...
  • At my school I see knives and small handguns all around, but nobodies getting caught. I've thought of carrying one for protection from the other kids. Is that OK? ...
  • Would like to know more information about weightlifting in teens....my son is 13 and wants to start a weight training program...we are at odds with the "squats"....I say squats puts compression on the spine, can cause growth plate damage..hence stunting gr...
  • I've heard that living near high voltage power -lines can cause cancer in children. Is this true? If so,how would you know to have your children screened for this? What symptoms would you watch for? We live next to these power-lines and I'm very concerned....
  • What is the recommended minimum age for a child to begin sleeping and accessing a top bunk on a bunk bed? I am concerned about the safety of using the top bunk for my child. Thank you ...
  • I need a medical note stating that my daugther cannot carry more than 10% of her body weight in her book bag (back pack). She is 11 years old and weighs 62 pounds. Her pediatrician is saying that 20 pounds is OK although all other resources say 10%. Please...
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