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Keep Your Grandkids Safe
Most childhood accidents are preventable, but only if you know what to watch for. These child safety tips for grandparents cover the most common causes of accidental injury in young children, and exactly what grandparents can do about each one.
Babyproofing for Grandparents: Creating a Safe Haven for Your Grandchild
Your home was perfectly safe for your own children, but a lot has changed since then. This room-by-room guide helps grandparents get their homes ready quickly, confidently, and before anyone gets hurt.
A Grandparent's Guide to Sharing Photos Online
Sharing photos of your grandchild is dramatically different in the digital age. Learn how to safely navigate digital photo sharing while respecting parents' boundaries and protecting your grandchild's privacy.
What Grandparents Need to Know About Food and Feeding Safety
When it comes to feeding babies, times have changed. Discover what modern grandparents need to know about baby-led weaning, food safety, and supporting parents' choices without adding to the confusion. This guide helps bridge the generation gap at mealtime.
Used Baby Gear Safety: A Complete Guide for New Grandparents
Excited to use family heirlooms or save money on baby gear for your grandchild? Before you accept hand-me-downs or pull items from storage, learn what you need to know about modern safety standards and potential risks of used baby equipment.
What Grandparents Need to Know About Flu Season
As cold and flu season approaches, many parents are setting health-related boundaries. Learn why modern precautions matter and how to show love while keeping your grandchildren safe.
What Grandparents Need to Know about Body Autonomy
How does teaching body autonomy protect your grandchildren? Asking for permission before hugging may seem strange, but it's an important way to teach children that they have control over their bodies. Find out why and how to support your grandchildren's right to say no to unwanted physical contact.
Holiday Safety Hazards: What Grandparents Need to Know
Have you thought about how to minimize holiday safety hazards this holiday season? It’s time to think about how to keep your grandchildren safe! Whether you are hosting or visiting, here are some holiday safety tips that will help to protect your grandchildren.
What Grandparents Need to Know: Toy Safety
Those toys you’ve been saving may have hidden hazards. Discover essential toy safety tips and get our toy safety checklist. Learn about old toy hazards, age range recommendations, and new toy safety guides for gifts for your grandchildren. Keep your grandchildren safe when you choose toys!
Beyond Bandaids: The Ultimate Grandparent’s First Aid Kit
If your grandkids are visiting, you’ll want to be a prepared grandparent! And one important part of preparing for a visit from your grandchildren is to make sure you have a first aid kit with all the things you may need. When your grandchildren get sick or hurt, you’ll want to have the right tools on hand to help them feel better fast. Read on for the things that all grandparents should keep on hand when their grandchildren are visiting.
What Grandparents Need to Know About Social Media Safety
Learn about social media safety for grandparents and the potential social media dangers for their grandchildren. Sharing personal information, photos, and posting information about their grandchildren online can lead to identity theft and expose them to malicious individuals. To safeguard your grandchildren, read this post to know what to avoid.
What Grandparents Need to Know about Safe Sleep
Learn how grandparents can help prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in this informative blog post. With October being SIDS awareness month, it’s important to know about safe sleep habits, including putting babies on their backs to sleep, avoiding suffocation hazards in the crib, and ensuring a smoke and vape-free environment. With one in three infant deaths caused by unsafe sleep areas, every grandparent has a role to play in keeping babies safe.