Safety Tips Highlights

Eric Stromer, author of Do-It-Yourself Family and host of HGTV's Over Your Head, shares simple tips on how to protect your home from hidden dangers.

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.

Captain Vince Rifino, of the Glendale, California Fire Department, shares essential fire safety tips in case you are in a building during a fire.

Choking hazards and toxic chemicals like lead can be found where you least expect them. The Doctors offer advice on how to evaluate potential hazards in your home.

Reduce the risk of a fire in your home: install working smoke alarms, change the batteries annually and develop escape plans for every room.

Rib Hillis gives great tips on how to childproof your home to keep your kids safe at any age.

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.

The American Red Cross gives you 7 different types of emergency kits which you can prepare for your family.

Carpenter, construction expert and host of HGTV's Carter Can, Carter Oosterhouse, shares his top safety tips for using power tools.

Moving can be extremely strenuous. Safety expert Eric Stromer, host of HGTV's "Over Your Head", gives you tips for staying safe while packing up your place.

Beware of potential hazards that may lurk around swimming pools.

The Doctors give you essential tips on how to keep your medicine away from your children and tell you what to do when they expire.

Every second counts when a fire breaks out. Go inside the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s firefighter’s training tower to see how firefighters train for a fire.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears visits the Los Angeles County Fire Department to see how quickly one room in a house can go up in flames.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears pays a house call to new homeowners and expecting parents, Haley and Jordan.