Let’s be honest. We’ve all thought about peeing in a public swimming pool. Sometimes you just have to go! But is it really safe? Find out, so you don’t spoil summertime for others!
Tag: summer safety
What You Need To Know About Leaving Your Child in a Hot Car
Every year, children die after being left in the car on a hot day — even just for a few minutes. There are some misconceptions about this topic, though. A pediatrician shares the facts, plus get practical tips to keep your kids safe.
How To Avoid Botulism When Canning At Home
Canning your own is a great, and healthy idea, if you know what you’re doing. Here are pointers for avoiding botulism.
Why Do More People Get Kidney Stones in the Summer?
Summer is officially ‘kidney stone season.’ Understand why kidney stones are more common when the weather heats up.
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Top Treatments for Kids’ Bee Stings and Bug Bites
Has your child had a run-in with one of Mother Nature’s pests? Discover when to worry and when to relax.
Fireworks Safety: How You Can Prevent Injuries
While the Fourth of July can be a time of fun, it can also be a time for increased emergency room visits. Find out how to handle those fireworks safely this holiday season.
How To Cool Down Your Child’s Heat Rash
When it’s hot outside, there’s a higher risk of heat rash in children who are highly active, overdressed for the weather or wearing clothes that don’t allow the skin to breathe.
5 Places You’re Probably Forgetting to Put Sunscreen
Sunscreen is vital during the peak summer months. But have you put it everywhere you need to? Jennifer Lucas is here to remind you of all the places you’ve probably missed.
How to Stay Healthy While Flying
Worried about the spread of germs and catching something on your next trip? Follow these 8 tips so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your flight.
Ooh! Ouch! That Scorching Hot Pavement Can Actually Burn Your Skin
It might be a myth that you can fry an egg on a hot sidewalk, but it’s a fact that you can burn your skin on one — and seniors and kids are most at-risk. Take these precautions to prevent thermal burns.
