Everyone was optimistic about the new decade until it surprised people with a global pandemic. The deadly virus continues to infect thousands of people, increasing the demand for health services. As hospitals and labs make efforts to facilitate patients, they fail to acknowledge the health worker's safety. Some labs are training staff to boost their expertise, while others burden health workers by increasing their office hours and responsibilities. Undoubtedly, healthcare workers … [Read more...]
Are Electronics Always The Villain?
Nearly half of all children in America aged eight years and younger spend over two hours a day on screens, says CNN, representing the huge increase in the number of young children who use gadgets. The subject has been hotly debated by educators, parents and government bodies, who are concerned about the effect that gadget use has had on time spent in nature and free play - both of which are key to child development. There is no doubt, however, that this is a digital age; one in which adults are … [Read more...]
Can a Baby Swing or Bouncer Cause Brain Damage?
The brain is made up of different types of cells and the most common cells are neurons (nerve cells) and glia cells(non-neuron). A study has found that Shaken baby syndrome destroys the brain cells of a child and prevents the brain from getting oxygen. A lack of oxygen in the brain can result in severe brain damage or even death. Shaken Baby Syndrome or Shaken Impact Syndrome usually occurs in children under age 2 and it might affect children throughout their lives. According to … [Read more...]
What Type of Car is Safe for Newbie Drivers?
Getting your driver's license is a wonderfully liberating and exciting feeling for all new drivers, regardless of their age. After all, teenagers aren't the only ones who would enjoy the freedom offered by their ability to drive a new vehicle. If you've recently obtained your license and are excited to drive, but wondering about the type of car that would best suit your needs, then read on for more information. The thing to remember is that not all cars are created equal, and some are … [Read more...]
Essential Tips: Safe Sleeping For Babies
Bringing in a new little human to this earth may be a joyous occasion for parents, but it soon starts to delve into a paranoia fest about the child's safety. Parents tend to go overboard on checking up on their newborn, and that is totally reasonable. As babies, they are frail and require the utmost care at all times. Bedside cribs are big on the Advice Blogger child safety standards. They provide a personal zone of safety and security for the child to be in. There are … [Read more...]
Keeping Kids Safe Online
Schools remain closed in much of the world. Most educational institutions now conduct classes online. Children spend more time online than ever before. Not all of this time is spent on academic pursuits. Social media, online gaming, and web browsing are some online activities that kids commonly engage in. As parents we have a responsibility to protect our children from harmful online influences. Yet, we are physically incapable of supervising all of their online time. Here are some … [Read more...]
6 Crucial Tips to Keep Your Kids Safe at Home
It's enjoyable to have the kids around, but the fun can turn disastrous if you don't put the right measures to keep everything in check. So much can go wrong when you leave your kids playing in the house alone. From electrocution, drowning to home fires, you never know what kids are up to. Although we can't lock our children out to play in the backyard forever, there are a few safety measures we can take to reduce the risks. Here is a list of some of the things you can do to make your home … [Read more...]
Do You Really Need Baby Gates?
Babies can go from crawling to walking in a little over six months. You can also bet that they'll be leveraging their newfound physical ability to indulge their curiosities and explore every bit of their surroundings. As such, you must take extra precautions to ensure their safety during these times. Baby gates are a godsend for parents with children between six and 24 months. Experts advise parents to use these instruments only until their little ones figure out how to open or climb over … [Read more...]
