Toddler Safety

12–23 Months

At this age, children are little sponges—soaking up information and learning new skills at a fast pace. So much so that you may not even be aware they know how do certain things. And while bumps and bruises are normal parts of being a toddler, you want to make sure they don’t suffer more serious injuries, like those from falls, drowning, poisonings and burns. Keep them safe with these toddler safety tips.

Preparing For Open Water Swimming

Helmet Safety: WHAT TO WEAR WHEN YOU'RE ON WHEELS

The Right Bike: Size, Brakes, Wheels, and More

Strollers: Every Kid’s First Ride

Running And Wheeling: How To Jog With Strollers

5 Toxic Products to Put On Your Watch List

Hand Sanitizer: Keeping Hands Germfree Safely

Furniture & TV Tip-Overs: Keeping Everything in Place

Burns & Scalds: Surprising Dangers, Simple Tips

Bunk beds: Knowing Their Risks

Toy Safety: Keeping Playtime Safe

Decks and Porches: Safety in Your Outdoor Space

Driveway Safety: Protecting Kids From Car Back-overs

Keeping Vapes and Refills Away From Kids

High Chairs: Making it the Safest Place for a Child to Eat

Household Poisons: Out of Sight, Locked up Tight

Halloween: Staying safe on the spookiest day of the year

Pretty Colors. Pretty Shapes. Laundry Packets Can Be Pretty Dangerous.

Lead Poisoning: Take The Extra Steps To Avoid It

Stair Safety: The Right Steps to Protect Your Kids

Choking: Small Objects That Pose a Big Danger

Swim Safely: Water Safety Starts Here

Car Seats: Keeping Precious Cargo Safe

Fire Safety: What to know. What to do.

Home Fire Drill: Have you practiced with your family?

Home Smoke Alarms: Your First Line of Defense

Protecting Kids from Common Farm Hazards

Farm Animal Safety: Slow and Steady

Keeping Kids Clear of Hazardous Materials on the Farm

Fun on the Farm: Playtime Safety for Kids

Medicine Safety: The Right Dose of Caution

Heatstroke: Always Check Your Back Seat

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

Button Batteries: The Tiny, Shiny Hazard at Home

Keeping Your Swim Area Safe

Bathtub Safety: The Dirt On Getting Clean Safely

STRANGULATION RISKS: WINDOW CORDS AND OTHER STRINGS

Window Safety: Keeping Children Safely Inside

How to Identify and Prevent Dry Drowning