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Since so many toys have been recalled over the last year, Consumer Reports share tips for buying safe toys for the holiday season.

The most recent recall of acetaminophen may affect how confident pregnant women feel about its safety.

CPSC with support from Sunsation Incorporated issue a recall on children's hooded sweatshirts with drawstrings. Continued use could lead to strangulation.

Anyone in the market for a used car understands the importance of finding out as much about the vehicle's history to ensure the purchase of a reliable car.

Metal bunk beds often appeal to parents because they typically are much cheaper than lofts constructed of wood. However, metal bedroom furniture can have its drawbacks.

Consumers have been warned by the Food and Drug Administration not to eat foods containing pistachio nuts. Roasted nuts and nut products may contain salmonella bacteria.

Three recent children's product recalls show the importance of being aware of recalls and knowing how to pick safe products and toys.

With money being tight, parents may be looking into used baby items. Babies R Us is offering a deal to trade in used items in exchange for a percentage off of new items.

Chinese accounting, economics and business plans are no substitute for American children. Poor Asian labor & recalls are now the moral responsibility of the US Marines.

There is a growing list of unsafe foods for mothers to eat during pregnancy. Some of those foods could be on your list of favorite holiday and party treats.

All over the planet, people are getting together to "repurpose" their used household goods. Stop filling up landfills and start giving and getting "Freecycled" things.

On November 23, 2009, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the voluntary recall of more than 1.2 million Stork Craft drop-side cribs in the U.S.

Numerous websites offer cheap drugs, medications, and supplements online. Are muscle supplements, nutritional supplements, and medications purchased online safe?

By March 2009 the FDA had documented 72 weight loss products that contained undocumented, dangerous pharmaceutical ingredients.

Evenflo Company Inc, with the cooperation from the U.S. CPSC, has issued a recall on a cake toy found on the children's 1-2-3 Tea for Me Activity Learning Center.

Great websites and free online tools that will help busy moms easily plan meals, quickly organize parties, plan a low-cost vacation and even remember birthdays.