Category: Safety

Jessica Saunders
Permalink| Comments (0)| May 16, 2012

Rather Ironic I Would Say!

I don’t know if you can call it life imitating art but life imitating an article it is! Over the weekend Mary was being chased by her father through the house and fell flat on her face, with the binkie, … Continue reading →

Category Safety SymptomsInjury Ages
Jessica Saunders
Permalink| Comments (0)| May 9, 2012

Left Alone in a Hot Car

Tragedy has struck again.  Unfortunately, the United States has now seen our first two hyperthermia deaths in 2012. The first was a 13-month boy in Lee’s Summit, MO (just southeast of Kansas City), and the second in the Sugar Land … Continue reading →

Category Safety Tags Ages
Jessica Saunders
Permalink| Comments (0)| May 2, 2012

The Choking Hazard

Mary’s been on solid food for quite some time.  She is a huge eater and so far hasn’t been picky about anything (I’m knocking on wood). However, Mary doesn’t have any teeth yet so we are still rather cautious about … Continue reading →

Category Safety SymptomsInjury Ages
Dayton Children's
Permalink| Comments (0)| April 27, 2012

Changing the Child Abuse System

Robin is a five year old girl who loves to play dolls with her friends, eat ice cream, teach her dog tricks and go to kindergarten. While Robin may appear to be a normal five year old to those around … Continue reading →

Category Parenting Safety Ages

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