Safety

Embracing the crisp winter air with your little one can be a delightful experience, but ensuring their safety and comfort is paramount. In this blog post, we'll explore essential safety measures and gear recommendations for moms eager to take their babies outdoors during the colder months. With the right preparation, you and your baby can enjoy plenty of outdoor adventures together, no matter the weather.

As much as we want our kids to have fun in the pool or at the beach, it’s important to take the proper precautions and prepare our children for time in the water.

We've put together a guide of our favorite baby bath products. Try incorporating one (or more) of these into your little one's daily bath time routine.

Colic Calm was found to reduce infant daily crying time by more than 50% on average.

Rub-a-dub-dub, a baby in a tub. And safe that baby will be!

With roughly 58 children drowning in bathtubs each year, practicing bath safety at home is a lifesaving practice. Keep your child safe and sound with these five bath safety tips.

Keeping baby cool during the winter? This might seem odd, but it is actually a safer care tactic for your little one. A parent’s natural reaction is typically to bundle baby up and crank up the heat. However, if your child is too warm, this can pose severe health risks.

October is Infant Sleep Safety Awareness Month. This month is designated to promote healthy sleep habits for newborns and raise awareness about sleep-related risks. It’s important to learn about safe sleep for your newborn to prevent choking, suffocation, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). 

It’s September 1st, which means it’s National Baby Safety Month! To celebrate, we want to talk about preventing common baby injuries. Safety-proofing your entire home is always important, but in today’s post, we would like to focus on preventing the top injuries that infants (aged birth to six months) may experience. 

Bringing a baby home can be nerve-wracking and exciting all at the same time. You can’t wait to meet the little one, but you also can’t help but think about all that could go wrong. The good news is that there are several safety precautions that you can take to ensure your little one is in a safe and protected environment.