#GoCordless to Keep Your Grandkids Safe October is National Window Covering Safety Month. Many grandparents and caregivers are unaware that window covering cords can lead to strangulation in under a
Safety Tips for a Spooktacular Halloween BY KIDS IN DANGER Halloween is an exciting time of year for children. It’s their chance to dress up as fun characters, put up
Spring Playground Safety Tips Spring has sprung, and kids are starting to hit the playgrounds again. But before they start swinging and sliding, here are some tips on how to
Preventing Furniture Tip-Overs in Your Home BY KID Furniture and TV tip-over incidents are most likely to be deadly when a child is involved. A child dies every 10 days
Recall FAQ: Everything you need to know about children’s product recalls By KidsInDanger.com Product recalls are one public safety tool used to get and keep dangerous products out of consumers’
Safety in Grandchild Care: Issues to Consider By KidsinDanger Deciding where children will enroll for child care can be a nerve-wracking process. With so many things to consider, it can
Do Any Of Your Grandchild’s Toys, Furniture, Etc., Appear On This Recall List? By Laura Nikolovska – Kids In Danger Not only is summer officially underway but also we are halfway
How to keep your child (grandchild) safe from being crushed by a tipped furniture. Father’s Day is almost here! KID knows that fathers and grandfathers alike pride themselves on being
We grandparents are dedicated to keeping our grandbabies safe and thanks to our friends at KID (Kids In Danger), we can pass along the latest safety information. After new research about the increasing
Do you know what “safe sleep” means for an infant? Well, it’s changed a lot over the years. Back in 10,000 B.C. the perfect night’s rest was animal skin covering
Drawstrings on children’s clothing aren’t safe. Here’s why and what you can do if your child’s clothing has them. By Kids In Danger 13-year-old Brandi Browder died when the drawstring
BY LAURA NIKOLOVSKA Grandparents play a vital role in their grandchildren’s lives. They provide extra loving care when parents need a break and are a wealth of knowledge for tips
By Kids In Danger We talk about them a lot at Kids In Danger, but we don’t often take time to talk about what exactly it means when a recall
As a mom, grandmom and former smoker, I support those who are trying to kick the cigarette habit even if they have to lean on e-cigarettes. However, according to Kids
Recently, Kids in Danger’s founder, Linda Ginzel, and Executive Director, Nancy Cowles, were featured in an ABC 20/20 news special entitled Recall Roulette. In this piece of investigative journalism, 20/20 reporters
The holiday season is an exciting time for families. However, new toys and unfamiliar environments pose safety risks for young children that parents and grandparents may not be aware of.
By Laura Nikolovska When KID was founded in 1998, there was no requirement that children’s products be tested for safety before they were sold. New standards and testing have been
By Laura M. Nikolovska, Program Director- Kids in Danger As recently as 2008, there were no requirements that manufacturers of baby products test for safety before they were sold. Even now, there
By Laura Nikolovska – KidsInDanger – Specialist in Child Safety Safety is one of the most important concerns for families, as we all know that life is unfortunately full of hidden hazards.
By Laura Nikolovska The holidays are a time for joy and laughter, full of family, food, and fun. Kids In Danger (KID) wants to keep these traditions alive for every