Playing is critical to your child's development and playgrounds offer a variety of equipment such as swings, slides and monkey bars that your child can use to grow and develop their physical and problem-solving skills. While playgrounds are an excellent source of fun, they can also be a leading source of injuries. By following these simple safety precautions, you can lower your child's risk of experiencing an injury at the playground.

Children who are anxious often feel scared, worried and unable to deal with a difficult situation. It can be heartbreaking to see your child experience anxiety. Even though there are no magic wands you can use to ease your child’s anxiety, there are steps you can take to help alleviate it. 

All kids love receiving toys as gifts and all parents love seeing their little ones happy. We buy them battery powered toy cars, plastic dolls, talking plush animals or toy jewelry. And while we do consider the obvious risks that toys bring (like choking), we don’t always take into account the hidden danger of toys: toxic materials that are dangerous for our child’s health, but also for nature. We bring you tips on how to buy eco-friendly, so you can safely enjoy your playtime.

Teaching your teen how to drive is stressful, but it's more stressful to let them drive on their own. Knowing all the rules and regulations doesn't warrant that they will also obey them, so it's important that you start teaching them how to be a good driver and stay safe from the very beginning. We bring you 10 things to teach your teen driver about road safety.