Snowmobiling

It’s winter, and lots of folks take to the outdoors for snowmobiling. While Virginia isn’t usually known for its large amounts of snow, our neighbors to the north and west often have plenty of snow for Virginians to enjoy.
Snowmobiling can be an exciting and invigorating activity. It also is a sport with potential for serious [...]

Strangulation Danger – Roman and Roll-Up Shades

My daughter-in-law and I were talking the other day about how to set up the coming babies’ room — where to put the cribs, were to put the changing table, etc. The room has a window that gets lots of light, so it needs some sort of covering.
Because she’s read so much about the dangers [...]

Largest Crib Recall in U.S. History – Are You Using One of These Cribs?

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued the biggest crib recall in U.S. history — 2.1 million cribs manufactured by Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc. and sold at major retailers since 1993. Here are some facts you should know:
The recall does not involve cribs that do not have a drop-side.
The recall does not include cribs with [...]

Bicycles and Kids and Brains

I loved riding my bike when I was a kid. I grew up in a small country town, so riding my bike to a friend’s house was a big deal. There was a sense of freedom in being independent — and speedy. It never occurred to me it could be dangerous.
Now, of course, I know [...]

Team Talkin’ Tool Bench – Dangerous Nails

Choosing safe toys for your children is always a challenge.  We all know that children under three should not play with toys that are choking hazards.  All such toys should be clearly labeled with the words, “Not appropriate for children under 3.”  Strangely however, the danger from this recall comes from a choking hazard that [...]

Product Safety

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical, or mechanical hazard or can injure children. It provides information on product recalls so that you can be sure to have only safe products in your home.

Daycare Death and Outrageous Texas Law Loophole

I’m visiting my family in Texas and read about a case that had been filed against a day care center and the outrageous loophole in Texas law that has allowed the day care center to continue to operate.
The lawsuit was filed by Jeff Rasansky, a Dallas lawyer with special expertise in daycare abuse, on behalf [...]

Why must school buses in Virginia stop at railroad tracks?

Have you ever wondered (especially when you’re behind one) why school buses stop at railroad tracks when there are no flashing lights and the gate isn’t lowering?  The answer is simple:  SAFETY.
Think about it.  Mechanical devices are not foolproof and, I don’t know about you, but I sure wouldn’t want my child to be on [...]

Don’t put your child at risk by trying to save dollars. These child items are dangerous.

We all like saving money and families with children always seem to be especially strapped for cash.  Yard sales and hand-me-downs are great places for getting cheap toys and clothes.  However, you must know as much as possible about the item you are buying.  Many products have been on the market for many years, but you [...]

Teen Killed by Overdose of Fentanyl in Seattle

Michael Blankenship was 15 years old when he went to Seattle Children’s Hospital in March for routine dental surgery.  Michael was autistic and could not speak.  The next morning,  Michael’s family found him dead in his bed at home.  What happened?
After the dental procedure, Michael had been given a fentanyl patch for pain.  Two problems with that:  [...]

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