Keeping little ones safe is a big responsibility! Motherly is by your side with expert child safety advice, from car seats to sleep and more.
While the Momo challenge is something of an urban legend for the internet age (it's basically the "Teens are eating Tide pods" of 2019), it's understandable why parents were quick to share warnings.
We spoke to Consumer Reports and they had one message: Don't panic.
Do you have one of them on your registry list?
Salads, pizza, sandwiches, wraps + the salad and hot bars are impacted in 8 states.
"If it didn't happen in front of me I'd never have believed it," Mock captioned his upload.
Throw it away, says the CDC.
Step one: Pack ahead of time.
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Because age doesn't matter when it comes to safety.
They're taking safety precautions, mama.
We've seen what resonates and what doesn't—and want to help parents navigate these conversations, whether your little one is starting preschool or heading into high school.
I just keep counting to 30 in my head. That was all I needed."
The American Academy of Pediatrics just released a new policy statement calling for changes in regulatory processes at the FDA when it comes to deciding if food additives are safe.