Anchor It and Protect a Child
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The Tragic Truth
In December 2012, we posted an OnSafety blog, warning of furniture, television and appliance-related tip-over incidents. At that time, CPSC reported nearly 350 deaths, most involving young children. Since then, more than 80 people have died when a dresser, TV, bookcase, table, appliance or other large item tipped over and fell on them. A new report from our staff indicates that 430 tragic deaths occurred between 2000 and 2013, and an estimated 38,000 annual (…)
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As parents and caregivers, keeping your baby safe is always your number one priority.
Pediatricians are available for great advice on the health and safety of our babies including fevers, feedings, diaper rash and even car seat safety!
There are also additional sources available when it comes to the safety of our babies that you may not always think of.
There are three federal agencies responsible for keeping the most vulnerable bundles of joy safe along with our health (…)
Read More Sep 23Nominations Deadline Extended
This fall, CPSC will honor individuals, businesses and organizations that have made significant contributions to improving consumer product safety.
The deadline to NOMINATE them for a CPSC Chairman’s Circle of Commendation Award has been extended to September 30, 2014.
Nomination forms and details about the award and previous winners are available at www.cpsc.gov/award .
Send your nomination to:
Chairman’s Circle of Commendation Award
U.S. Consumer (…)
Read More Sep 8First Ever CPSC+EC Product Safety Training for Buyers and Sourcing Professionals in China
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Read More Sep 3HP Recalls 5.6 Million Power Cords – Do you have one?
by CPSC Blogger Compaq computer AC adapter CPSC CPSC.gov Hewlett-Packard HP HP power cords recall mini notebook notebookThe AC power cord can overheat, posing a potential fire and burn hazard.
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