CPSC Approves Rules Banning Inclined Infant Sleepers and Crib Bumpers
The CPSC has finalized new rules which ban the sale of inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers in the United States.
The CPSC has finalized new rules which ban the sale of inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers in the United States.
A new study finds giving magnesium to women late in their pregnancy does not appear to help prevent cerebral palsy.
Following nearly two dozen reports of overheating incidents in Europe, the CPSC announced a recall of nearly 13,000 Philips Avent digital video baby monitors due to the risk of overheating…
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The FDA has proposed new limits for the amount of lead allowed in processed baby food products in an effort to reduce children's exposure to the toxic heavy metal.
A new study reveals that early treatment for traumatic brain injuries suffered by infants and toddlers could help avoid developmental disorders.
New testing finds there is still a problem with toxic metals in baby food, despite concerns being raised two years ago by a congressional report.
A new study finds glucocorticoids like Medrol do little to help improve outcomes of infants undergoing heart surgery.
The FDA is urging parents and caregivers to stop using infant head shaping pillows due to the risks of suffocation and death.
A new study warns that Roundup exposure just before birth could lead to liver damage in newborns.