How to keep your kids hydrated and safe in the summer heat
Did you know that by the time a child feels thirsty, they are likely already dehydrated?
Did you know that by the time a child feels thirsty, they are likely already dehydrated?
As we head into firework season, here’s what every parent should know to keep their children safe — and what to do if an injury does occur.
The best way to prevent swimming-related illnesses from spreading is to keep germs out of the water in the first place.
Leaving a child alone in a car can lead to serious injury or death from heatstroke, even in cooler temperatures.
From wearing helmets to understanding hand signals and navigating intersections safely, educating children about the importance of biking safely is important.