Staying Safe at Summer Camp

Staying Safe at Summer Camp

  Summer’s here and for many children, that means summer camp is right around the corner. While camp provides adventures that lay the foundation for memories that last a lifetime, some of those adventures come with slight risks not associated with daily...

Open Water Safety

In Northern Colorado, outdoor recreation is a part of many families’ lifestyles, and enjoying Poudre River and Horsetooth Reservoir are favorite spots for activities. While they’re a great way to enjoy an afternoon, parents should be familiar with open water safety to...

Kids’ Sports Safety

As the weather warms up, more children are headed outside to participate in sports. From casual pickup games to competitive leagues, sports are a great way for children to stay fit and socialize. They’re also an opportunity to suffer injuries if your child isn’t...
Treating Nosebleeds

Treating Nosebleeds

Nosebleeds are a common part of growing up: About 56 percent of 6- to 10-year-olds and 64 percent of 11- to 15-year-olds suffer from nosebleeds that aren’t caused by trauma to the nose. While spontaneous nosebleeds can be distressing to parents, treating nosebleeds at...
Caring for a Child with the Flu

Caring for a Child with the Flu

This flu season has been tough, particularly on children, so much that the Centers for Disease Control has called the 2017-2018 season a flu epidemic. While that sounds scary, many parents are likely to be forced to nurse a child with the flu this year. Most cases of...
Child Proofing Medicine

Child Proofing Medicine

More than 60,000 children receive treatment in a hospital for accidental ingestion of medicines each year, according to Safe Kids Worldwide. While it’s easy to remember to child-proof noxious cleaning supplies and other obviously dangerous household chemicals, many...