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How to Make Your Home Safe for Kids

Cleaning supplies, medications and fuel-burning appliances can pose serious health risks to kids. Learn from Children’s Hospital Colorado experts about how to prevent accidents and injuries at home.

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Car Seat Safety Laws: Tips and Guidance for Kids of All Ages

Our experts explain Colorado’s car seat safety laws and best practices for keeping your kids safe in the event of a crash.

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How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Carbon monoxide is an odorless gas that can be deadly if it builds up in the home. Fortunately, following these expert safety tips can keep your entire family safe and prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Baby Poop Guide

All parents and caregivers have questions when it comes to baby poop. Our experts provide answers and insights on what to look for.

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Developmental Milestones for Babies in the NICU

Track your premature baby’s developmental milestones during their stay in the NICU and learn how to comfort them throughout early stages.

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Coping with Current Events: How to Talk to Kids About Upsetting News

When something upsetting is in the news, kids seek security. Our pediatric mental health experts share age-appropriate tips and conversation starters to help you begin – and continue – these crucial conversations.

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Before Baby Gets Mobile: A Room-by-Room Safety Guide

Baby proofing looks different in every home. Use this checklist to identify hazards, prevent injuries and create a safer environment as your child becomes more mobile.

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Baby First-Aid Kit

Read this checklist so you feel prepared to care for your baby at home.

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Car Seat Safety for Premature Babies: Bringing Your Newborn Home Safely

Our experts explain how to safely use a car seat for premature babies or those with medical conditions.

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Safe Sleep for Infants with Medical Conditions

Learn about the extra sleep precautions parents need to take if their baby was born prematurely or has an ongoing condition that requires medical equipment.