Mercury In Your Toddler's Food? Don't Panic Just Yet
Thursday January 29, 2009
Two recent U.S. studies found that many popular, brand-name products containing high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) as a main ingredient contained mercury, and that almost half of the samples of ... Read More
Ohio Passes Booster Seat Law
Sunday January 25, 2009
Ohio is the newest state to adopt a booster seat law to protect kids who have outgrown a harnessed car seat but are not yet ready for an adult seatbelt. ... Read More
CPSC Spokesperson Steps Down Amid CPSIA Controversy
Tuesday January 20, 2009
Explaining the complicated Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) to all of the manufacturers, importers, retailers, resellers and consumers who may potentially be affected by it was no easy task. ... Read More
February Blog Carnival Submissions Wanted
Monday January 19, 2009
In February, the All About Parenting Blog Carnival will focus on the theme of "Friends." Ann Logsdon, About.com Guide to Learning Disabilities, will be the host for the month, and ... Read More
Peanut Butter Products Recalled
Sunday January 18, 2009
Technically, peanut butter is not a baby product. I suspect, though, that if other toddlers are like my daughter was between the ages of about two and four, there are ... Read More
Fisher Price Recalls Rainforest Play Yards Made By Simplicity / SFCA
Friday January 16, 2009
After more than 1,300 reports of Fisher Price Rainforest portable play yard rails collapsing, manufacturer Simplicity / SFCA still is not responding to consumer complaints or CPSC's requests for a ... Read More
Stork Craft Recalls 535,000 Cribs
Wednesday January 14, 2009
Metal mattress support brackets that could break have prompted the recall of more than 500,000 Stork Craft baby cribs. All Stork Craft cribs made between May 2000 and Nov. 2008 ... Read More
Peg Perego Recalls 32,000 Primo Viaggio Car Seats
Sunday January 11, 2009
Peg Perego recently announced a new voluntary recall of its Primo Viaggio infant car seat because some extra plastic from the mold can remain on the harness adjuster cover. This ... Read More
CPSC Gives Thrift Stores A Break On Lead Testing
Thursday January 8, 2009
Amid concerns that the new Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act might inadvertently cause thrift stores to close because they couldn't comply with lead testing requirements for toys, clothes and other ... Read More
CPSIA Sacrifices Budget for Baby Products Safety
Wednesday January 7, 2009
Update: CPSC has announced that thrift shops do not have to certify their products in inventory to meet the new CPSIA safety standards.
Most parents are willing to spend a little ... Read More
Jardine Recalls 56,000 Cribs
Tuesday January 6, 2009
Nineteen reports of crib slats breaking has prompted the recall of some models of Jardine baby cribs sold at Babies R Us stores. One toddler fell out of the crib ... Read More
Keeping Baby Safe Around The House
Sunday January 4, 2009
As your baby grows, he or she will want to explore, which usually leads to a few messes. For my daughter, it was the diaper cream she found and spread ... Read More
Potty Training Products for Toddlers
Thursday January 1, 2009
Ahh, potty training. Parents are usually excited to be nearly done with diapers, but the potty training process can be a bit frustrating, since it usually involves some extra messes. ... Read More

