Articles related to "Winter Safety"

Whether you use a sling, baby backpack, or other carrier, here are some ways to babywear your child safely and in comfort during the winter.

Pets face a number of dangers during the winter months. Taking a few simple actions can prevent injuries and fatalities.

Parents should dress children in layers of clothing, ensure they wear safety gear, enroll kids in ski school and teach them snow safety when on a winter ski holiday.

Winter adventure travel often involves driving to the destination on remote rural roads. A car winter survival kit and some safety tips can help drivers stay safe.

Winter can be a wonderful time for a family vacation, but you also want to be sure to be safe. With the unpredictability of winter, it's always a good idea to plan ahead.

White Christmas dreams are often followed by a snow shoveling nightmare. Your attitude (and your shovel) may affect your health, so relax and avoid injury.

Hypothermia, called the "killer of the unprepared," is better prevented than treated. Cold weather gear, staying warm and recognizing early symptoms are the best defense.

Ice grippers such as Yaktrax, Icer's and Stabilicers allow seniors and runners to move safely on winter snow and ice. Use ice walkers to prevent winter falls.

Snowshoeing is America's fastest growing winter sport. It's great aerobic exercise, it's cheap, and it puts all of the winter wilderness at the snowshoer's footsteps.