Safety Tips Highlights

Fireman Stan shares his tips to help make your home more fire safe. Test smoke alarms regularly and change the batteries at least once a year. Have an escape plan and a meeting place outside. And follow these tips for fire prevention.

Could your home be putting your health at risk? Watch as Dr. Jim counts down the top 10 home health hazards (Nos. 1-5)!

Here are the DIY Basics for creating a fire-safe home.

Find out how to keep your toddlers safe in the car when driving.

Do you know what to do in case of a fire? Luke Perisin, from the Orange County Fire Authority, gives Dr. Lisa a lesson in how to correctly operate a fire extinguisher.

Could your home be putting your health at risk? Watch as Dr. Jim counts down the top 10 home health hazards (Nos. 6-10)!

Heather Olsen from the team for National Program for Playground Safety explains how to ensure your child stays safe when playing at the playground.

In this video, Dan Dillard, Executive Director of the Burn Prevention Network discusses how to prevent scald burns in the home. It identifies who is at greatest risk, how most of these injuries occur and suggests simple steps to reduce the risks of receiving a serious scald injury.

Dr. Lucy Jones, seismologist and chief scientist of the United States Geological Survey Multi-Hazards Project, says that when it comes to earthquakes, it's not a matter of if - it's a matter of when.

You can survive a fire in your home if you know what to do when you hear the smoke alarm. Learn how to create a home escape plan.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears steps into an earthquake simulator, outfitted like a normal home. See what an 8.0 magnitude earthquake can do.

In this video, Dan Dillard, discusses cooking safety. Cooking activities are a major cause of burn injuries in America. This video explains how to eliminate hazards in and around the kitchen, how to extinguish a grease fire, microwave safety and even what clothing is the safest to cook in.

In this video, Dr. Jamie Freishtat, a pediatrician and safety advocate for Safe Kids USA, addresses infant safety in the home. Unintentional injuries in the home are a scary reality for many new parents, but there are simple steps you can take to make the rooms where infants spend their time safer. This video will focus on preventing drowning throughout the home.

In this video, Dr. Jamie Freishtat, a pediatrician and safety advocate for Safe Kids USA, addresses infant safety in the home. Unintentional injuries in the home are a scary reality for many new parents, but there are simple steps you can take to make the rooms where infants spend their time safer. This video will focus on preventing choking, suffocation and strangulation throughout the home.

Rib Hillis explains the importance of having a smoke detector in your home and how to install one.