Home Poison Safety Checklist
Make your home safe from poisons. Go through each room of your house and make sure that all possible poisons on this list are properly closed, locked up, or stored out of reach of young children and pets.
Babysitting and Poison Safety
Children between the ages of one and three years are at the greatest risk of being accidentally poisoned because toddlers are curious and are always on the move. They learn by tasting and touching. They are attracted to objects, medicines and liquids that look colorful and smell good. It is so important to watch the children closely at all times.
Brown Recluse Infographic
Learn about the lifecycle of a brown recluse bite, potential symptoms, and treatment steps.
Tips about Insect Repellants
Adults should apply insect repellant to children. Never spray the product directly onto the face. Spray some in your hands and spread it onto their faces, avoiding the eyes and mouth. Wash hands after use. Read the product label BEFORE…
Holiday Safety Tips
Holiday Safety Tips, Presented by SSM Health Decorations Move breakable ornaments out of reach and keep metal hooks towards the top of the tree. Use safe ornaments on the lower section of the tree. Holiday Plants Poisonous plants should be…
Older Adults: 5 Guidelines of Medicine Safety
Are you taking your medicines safely? Reminders to help prevent harmful medicine mishaps
Back to School Poison Safety
1. Be prepared for an emergency Save the Poison Help number, 1-800-222-1222, in your mobile phone and display it in your classroom in case of emergency, or in case you have questions. 2. Practice safe use & storage habits The…
Poison Prevention Tips for Fall
Holidays are just around the corner. Here are some tips to help you prevent poisonings during this busy time of year.
Poison Prevention Tips for Winter
When the temperature drops there is more to be concerned about than colds and the flu. Some chemicals used in the winter can pose a risk if they are swallowed, especially to children and pets.
