Cat Toys: Which Ones Are Safest?
A frisky feline means cuteness overload for you and essential exercise for her — but not all cat toys are equally safe.
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Injury: The Number One Killer of Kids in the US
Rates of suffocation and poisoning are declining, but other injuries are on the rise. Some ways to keep kids safe.
Indoor Tanning: How to Convince Your Daughter To Just Say No
If your daughter is among the 1 in 5 teen girls who engages in indoor tanning, here's how to convince her to stop (and get a spray tan instead).
Attention Parents: Toddlers May Not Need Naps
Enforcing naps for preschoolers ends up leading to less sleep overall.
4 Tips for Getting Your Loved One to Wear a Medical Alert Pendant
It could be the most important accessory your older parent ever wears.
How and When to Teach Your Child to Cross the Street
The day he crosses the street solo is coming. Here's how to prepare.
5 Dangerous Baby Products To Avoid
The lowdown on crib bumpers, doorway jumpers, walkers and other baby items that aren't safe.
When To Take a Sick Pet to the Vet
A dog or cat who’s ailing can’t tell you where it hurts, so it’s up to you know the signs of a serious illness.
14 Ways to Show Love for Your Child This Valentine's Day
It's not just about showing your significant other love this holiday.
8 Tricks For Giving Medicine To A Dog Or Cat
You’d think an animal who’ll eat out of a trash can would be happy to swallow a pill, but giving a pet medicine requires some finesse.
School Lockdown Drills: Are They Making Our Kids Any Safer?
The critical lesson a child learns from drills that could wind up saving her life one day.
Caring for Your Older Dog
A vet offers tips to keep your aging canine healthy, active and comfortable.
Moms Who Give Kids Space Have Better Relationships With Them
Allowing some freedom at age 2 reaped benefits by fifth grade.
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