Toddlers are curious and like to explore - so they need your help to stay safe.  Here's what you need to know to minimize the risks of everything from burns and falls to animal bites.

Bathrooms contain many hazards that can harm a toddler - from hot water to sweet smelling soaps they may want to taste. Learn about Bathroom Safety For Toddlers. 

Moving a toddler from a crib into a bed can be a big change. Learn about bed safety and adapting to this change with your toddler.

Bicycles and tricycles are a great way for a young child to see the world. As long as you take some basic precautions, it's a safe way to travel, too.

Childproofing your home will help to create a safer environment, but there is no way to completely childproof - nothing can replace adult supervision! Learn more:

•    Childproofing your Home
•    Keeping Surfaces Clean
•    Bed Safety Toddlers Age 3

Children can be injured by falls, however the risk of falls can be prevented. Here are some tips for keeping your toddler from falling. 

Fires and injuries caused by burns are often preventable. Here are some tips to help keep your toddler safe at home. Learn more about Fire and Burn Prevention for Toddlers. 

To help keep toddlers healthy, a little cleaning can go a long way. Learn about keeping surfaces clean. 

Animals can be wonderful friends, and your toddler can learn valuable social and emotional skills by playing with, and helping to take care of them. However, it's important to ensure your toddler is safe around pets. Learn more about Keeping your toddler safe around pets.

The kitchen is a fun and interesting place for a curious toddler but - like other parts of your home, it also has hidden dangers. Make sure your kitchen is childproof. Learn more about Kitchen Safety for Toddlers.

If your child comes close to drowning, water can damage the lungs and keep them from taking in oxygen. Learn what to do to keep your child safe if your child survives drowning.

Playground safety tips: Use the following guidelines to check the safety of any playgrounds or parks you visit. Learn more about Playground Safety for Toddlers.

Accidental poisoning is one of the leading causes of injury in children. And it can be linked to any number of common household products. Learn more about Poison Prevention for Toddlers.

Playing outside during colder weather can be lots of fun, as long as you ensure your child is protected. Find out more about Safety Outdoors in the Cold for Toddlers.

Your toddler needs fresh air and space to run and play, have fun, get dirty and make noise. Many of these places can be found in your community, providing another chance for you to teach some basic safety. 

Young children need to be protected from too much sun. Toddlers can easily overheat and their tender skin is vulnerable. Learn more about Safety for Toddlers in the Heat and Sun.

Parenting can be very rewarding, but it can also be frustrating. Learn simple steps you can take to stay calm through your toddler’s challenging behaviours. 

Toddlers are too young to be street smart on their own. Streetproofing can help prepare your toddler for greater independence by teaching good sense while near traffic, around strangers or lost. Learn more:

•    Streetproofiing Tips for Your Toddler
•    Your Toddler: Safe Ways to Explore

Swimming pools and garden ponds are like magnets to toddlers. So you need to practice good safety habits any time you're close to water. Learn more about Toddler Safety Near Swimming Pools.

Toddlers love to play with toys, so it's important to ensure they're safe. Any toy that fits completely into your toddler’s mouth is too small and can cause choking. Learn more about Toy Safety for Toddlers.

Playing in and around water is fun and soothing for toddlers. But they need very close supervision to keep them safe. Learn about Water Safety for Toddlers.

Last Updated: June 2021