Friday, January 29, 2021
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Monday, January 25, 2021
DANGERS OF REMOTE BATTERIES - AZCP Safety Tips
Thursday, January 21, 2021
Tuesday, January 19, 2021
FOODS TO ADD AND AVOID FOR HEALTHY PREGANANCY- AZCP Safety Tip
Monday, January 18, 2021
US COAST GUARD APPROVED LIFE JACKETS NEAR WATER - AZCP Safety Tip
Friday, January 15, 2021
BARE IS BEST SLEEP FOR BABIES - AZCP Safety Tip
CHILDPROOFING TOXIC CLEANING SUPPLIES - AZCP Safety Tip
Thursday, January 7, 2021
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
PREGNANCY: NO SMOKE, NO ALCOHOL, REST - AZCP Safety Tip
Monday, January 4, 2021
National Birth Defects Prevention Month 2021
Important Dates
1/4 World Braille Day
1/11 Human Trafficking Awareness Day
1/18 Martin Luther King Jr. Day
1/21 Museum Selfie Day
1/23 National Pie Day
1/27 Holocaust Memorial Day
1/31 National Hot Chocolate Day
Happy New Year! If you're still trying to think of a resolution, consider making a safer environment for your kiddos IT! We all get busy and sometimes safety falls down our list of priorities. Make this year the year to put safety at the top of your list! This month's blog will focus on some general child safety tips to start 2021 off right... and SAFE!
January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month
Planning how to take care of your health conditions before you become pregnant can help keep you and your developing baby healthy!
- Protect yourself and your baby by getting your #flu shot every year! #Best4YouBest4Baby #pregnancy
- Trying to be your healthiest self before & during #pregnancy? Be sure to take 400 micrograms (mcg) of folic acid every day. #Best4YouBest4Baby
- What is best for you is also best for your baby. Stop using harmful substances during pregnancy (including #alcohol & #tobacco) to avoid harmful effects on your baby. #Best4YouBest4Baby
Tips from NBDPN
For New Parents
For babies under 1 year old, remember BARE IS BEST! Following the ABCs of Sleep Safety will help reduce the risk of SIDS for your brand new little:
Alone- Baby should sleep alone whether it be in a crib, bassinet, pack n' play, etc. It is recommended that they sleep in the parent's bedroom for up to the first year, but in their own sleeping vessel.
Back- Baby needs to sleep on their back, not their stomach or their side. Research shows that this is the safest way for newborns to sleep.
Crib- Baby needs an empty crib with just a firm mattress and tight-fitting sheet only. Bumpers, blankets, pillows, and toys are all potential suffocation hazards.
Smoke/ Pollutant Free- Baby needs a smoke/pollutant free areas. Babies exposed to smoke have a higher risk of SIDS.
Some cute, SAFE nursery alternatives are: fun decals over baby's crib and changing table, cute crib sheets, modern, minimalist furniture that is at least 3 feet away from crib and anchored to wall, and mount baby monitor on wall corner or on furniture 3 feet away from crib and cover with cord molding so it is safe and not an eyesore.
General Home Safety Tips
- Check/ replace batteries on smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
- Create/ review your home's fire plan and have a fire extinguishers in the kitchen and bedrooms
- Lower water heater temperature to 120 degrees F to avoid potential scalding
- Add layers of protections such as alarms/ locks on doors and windows with access to your pool and a pool barrier around the pool itself
- Check that your car seat is still properly installed as it can loosen over time and make sure you are using the proper seat and direction of the seat based on the manual and your child's height or weight
- Put away all toxic/ harmful products (medicine, alcohol, batteries, chemicals, etc.) up high and in a locked cabinet
- Create a plan for stranger danger and talk to your kiddos about what to do when approached by a stranger or what to do if someone tries to take them
RECALLS:
December 30, 2020 CPSC; Target Recalls Infant-Toddler Girl’s One-Piece Rashguard Swimsuits Due to Choking Hazard
December 17, 2020 CPSC; Otis Elevator Company Recalls to Inspect Private Residence Elevators Due to Entrapment Hazard; Risk of Serious Injury or Death to Young Children
* information from Consumer Product Safety Commission
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