first aid

Parents, here's everything you need to know to treat your little one's common household injuries - cuts, scrapes, burns...

"I put my baby on his back and yelled, "he is not breathing.""

Cold compress vs hot compress? Which one is best applied to an injury or painful area?

Here's your quick course on all things needles and syringes and how to use them for administering medication at home

"I hope to make a full recovery although there is a chance that it might never be 100 percent healed," said the actor in his post.

Splinters are small pieces of wood, glass, metal or plastic that have become embedded under the skin. Let's check out how to remove splinters.

The baby was unsupervised when he drowned...

The 8-year-old boy's heart stopped beating 5 hours before the life support machine could come.

Find out how to treat injuries sustained from 7 common accidents among kids at home and when you should seek immediate medical attention...

Being prepared for any situation is important if you want to make sure that your baby stays healthy, safe, and out of harm's way.

What do you do when your child falls down and cuts or bruises himself? Read this article for some great first-aid information and tips.

In an ideal world, the house is a safe haven where no harm can ever come to our family. Sadly, we all live in the real world.