Baby monitors and sensors can alert you when your baby cries, but they shouldn't be your only safety measure. Learn more about them here.

Baby walkers and exercise jumpers can delay walking development and can be dangerous – the Australian Government and other health and safety professionals don’t recommend them.

Going out with your newborn can sometimes feel overwhelming. Get some useful tips on what to do and take when venturing out with your new baby.

It is important to use prams and strollers that meet Australian safety standards. Learn about types of prams, and safety tips for using them.

Toys play an important role in your child's development. Find out more about safety standards for infant toys including size, weight and materials.

Until your baby is 12 months old you should sterilise bottles before you use them. Clean equipment helps protect your baby from germs and infections.

Find out what is a normal temperature for your baby, if your baby might have a fever and how to take your baby's temperature with a thermometer.

Introducing your pets to your baby can be exciting and stressful. Having a plan can help make the transition smooth and safe for your pets and new baby.

Bringing your baby home can be an exciting time. From clothes, bedding and car seats, here are a few hints on what you should have ready.

Babies and children need to use car seats or seatbelts that are properly fitted and suited to their age and size when travelling in a car.