Keeping little ones safe is a big responsibility! Motherly is by your side with expert child safety advice, from car seats to sleep and more.

Every year kids are left in hot cars–and as much as we think it could never happen, it does.

Here's what to do if you own one.

These 10 tips from an expert can keep your kids safe in the water.

A pediatric emergency doctor shares important tips on how to stay safe.

Such an important reminder.

Here's what you need to know to keep your little one safe, mama.

From car seats to body safety. ????

Food accounts for over 50% of all choking accidents; this is what you need to know to prevent them.

From spotting a rip tide to applying sunscreen, here are a few things to think about as you head to the beach this summer.

Take these important steps to prevent heat-related illness in little ones.

A two-word hack used by pilots is also great for kids' water safety.

A Facebook post on riptide precautions has been going viral, and for good reason.

"The National Fire Protection Association says that sparklers account for more than one-quarter of emergency room firework-related visits."

1. Only use them in the car.

From fireworks to vacuum cleaners, these will keep little ones safe, happy (and maybe even asleep!)

You might be worried that if you don't share a bed with your baby, you won't bond. This study says you don't have to worry about that, mama.

In a matter of seconds, my life changed.