Bedroom Safety for Children

Keeping the Bedroom a Safe Haven

Children do more than just sleep in their bedrooms. It’s also a place for them to play, read and spend quiet time. Making sure their space in the home is also a safe space is important. Be mindful of dangers from electrical outlets, open windows, furniture tip-overs, and choking hazards. And always make sure there is a working smoke alarm in the room.

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Bunk beds: Knowing Their Risks

Toy Safety: Keeping Playtime Safe

Choking: Small Objects That Pose a Big Danger

Home Fire Drill: Have you practiced with your family?

Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: Sounding The Alarm on a Silent Killer

Button Batteries: The Tiny, Shiny Hazard at Home

STRANGULATION RISKS: WINDOW CORDS AND OTHER STRINGS

Window Safety: Keeping Children Safely Inside

Learn The ABCs of Infant Sleep Safety

Hand Sanitizer: Keeping Hands Germfree Safely

Furniture & TV Tip-Overs: Keeping Everything in Place

Burns & Scalds: Surprising Dangers, Simple Tips

Keeping Vapes and Refills Away From Kids

Household Poisons: Out of Sight, Locked up Tight

Lead Poisoning: Take The Extra Steps To Avoid It

Fire Safety: What to know. What to do.

Home Smoke Alarms: Your First Line of Defense

Medicine Safety: The Right Dose of Caution