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Register for Health & Safety Recalls

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Alan Kadish

February 27, 2015

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Keeping your children safe and healthy is your most important job, but it often feels like a game of catch-up. Take a dose of the nightly news and you’ll see what I mean. The latest product recall – airbag malfunctions, food contamination or hazardous plastic baby toys – are becoming the nightly news norm.

But parents do have a way to get off the bench and get ahead in the game. Safe Kids Worldwide partners with U.S. organizations and throughout 25 countries around the world to reduce injuries from motor vehicles, sports, drownings, falls, burns, poisonings and more.

They provide a database of the latest product recalls and will even send you an email when a product has been deemed unsafe.

See all the January 2015 children’s recalls.

 

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