Many parents believe they are doing all they can to keep their
kids safe, but with safety recommendations and standards always
changing, it can be hard to keep up with what’s safe and what’s
not. Here we’ve gathered 100 of the most important safety rules
parents should follow to keep their kids safe and out of
danger’s path. In the House While there’s no replacement for
supervision, there are things you can do to decrease the number
of risks that contribute to accidents and injuries in your home.
Follow these rules to increase your child’s safety while at
home. - Signup for recall alerts. Stay up-to-date on child-
related product recalls by subscribing to the Consumer Product
Safety Commission recall alerts. - Turn the water temperature
down to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Hot water can scald children. By
turning the water temperature thermostat down you can prevent
scalds and burns. - Store medications properly. Store
medications out of reach and sight to prevent accidental
ingestions. - Use the right safety gates