Bingham Memorial’s Kid’s Safety Corner

Little kids love to explore, and when they find something new, what’s the first thing they do? Put it in their mouths. Here are few things to remember to make sure these batt...

Cooking and heating are the leading causes of home fires and fire injuries, and November and December are peak months for fire-related deaths, according to the National Safet...

Help your child cope with stress now to avoid heart disease later with these tips.

We hope these five tips will make sure your little ghosts, witches, and superheroes are safe during their trick-or-treating this Halloween. Be careful out there and have fun!...

It’s common for children to be afraid of storms. There are many things you can do at home that may ease their anxiety.

This month, we’d like to provide parents with some information on how to protect your child’s eyesight and save your child’s eyesight from vision threatening conditions throu...

Back-to-school will be upon us before you know it, which means school supplies and new clothes shopping, but it’s also the perfect time to make sure your kids have all of the...

More summer safety tips for everyone! From eating safely at picnics and taking a dip in a pool to protecting yourself from bugs bites and poisonous plants, take advantage of ...

So everyone can have fun while injuries are reduced this summer, protect your kids and loved ones with some of these fireworks safety tips.

While summer brings with it fun activities for the whole family, be sure to follow these tips to stay healthy and safe as you enjoy this time of year.

With screens virtually everywhere, controlling a child’s screen time can be challenging. To complicate matters, some screen time can be educational for children as well as su...

Handwashing is the best way to fight off sickness at any age. So, how can you make sure your you and your little ones are cleaning their hands properly? Find out here.

Learn about five hidden hazards that even the greatest parents may miss, and how to keep your child out of harm’s way.

Many ordinary things in a home, including bath water, food, and electrical outlets, can cause childhood burns. Promote burn safety by taking these important child safety meas...

Your child’s well-being is your biggest concern and their oral hygiene is an important part of their overall health. The care of your child’s teeth and gums begins with you—y...

Encourage healthy habits today to brighten your child’s tomorrow. Help your kids or grandchildren avoid aches and pains later in life by having fun with them now. Your childr...

In 86% of emergency room visits for medicine poisoning, a child got into medicine belonging to a parent or grandparent. Here is some good advice to keep kids safe around medi...

In the state of Idaho, all children 8 years of age or younger must be properly secured in a child safety restraint that is federally approved. Find out how to buy the right c...

Want your kids to eat healthier? Serve your family meals with a side of fun!

Want to help your children grow up strong and healthy? Encourage them to do the following three things to set them on a positive path to wellness.

If you’re pregnant, keep these tips in mind so you and your baby can stay out of harm’s way as your belly blossoms.

Every parent knows kids and runny noses go hand lots of contact with other children, and tiny hands that love to touch anything they can grab makes it easy for germs to sprea...

It’s much easier for infants and young children to get food poisoning because their immune systems aren’t developed enough to fight foodborne infections. Here are some safety...

To reduce the risk of SIDS and other sleep-related causes of infant death, here’s how you can do your part as a parent.

Kids learn by example. Adults, we can send clear messages about body image through our own words and deeds. It’s best to start when your kids are young. Here’s how you can do...

When it comes to your child’s school lunch, include nourishing foods, but make sure the meal stays healthy until lunchtime. From properly storing foods to keeping lunchboxes ...

Back pain is one of the most common reasons adults miss work, but kids can suffer from it too. It’s not as common, but back pain is possible in children and adolescents.

There’s no greater gift you can give your family than a safe and happy holiday. Bingham Memorial Family Medicine has a few tips to keep this holiday season merry and bright!

Every season in Idaho has something special to offer as far as outdoor activities go—and winter is no exception! There is tons of winter wonderland fun to be had, like sleddi...

Teach Your Children to Call 911. Here are some 9-1-1 tips to teach your children.

Dogs are kid’s best friend, but dogs need to be treated with respect. Here are some tips to teach kids to stay safe around furry pooches and how to prevent bites.

Becoming a bystander who makes a difference is simple: Learn first aid. To start, here are answers to some of the most common first-aid questions.

Playground safety. It’s a jungle gym out there! We explore why playgrounds are an essential part of growing up, while highlighting 10 signs you should be aware of to know if ...

One of the toughest tasks working parents face is finding child care. Here are 5 important questions to ask—and 6 signs of trouble—when shopping for the perfect place for you...