One of the primary uses of baby monitors is when the infant is asleep in a separate room or floor, allowing caregivers or parents to keep track of any problems while away from the baby. For those worried about sudden infant death, a monitor should only be used under the supervision of a pediatrician or other doctor. Although commonly used, there is no evidence that these monitors prevent SIDS, and many doctors believe they provide a false sense of security.

December 1st, 2010
Fire is Smoke and Gas (Video Parts 1 & 2)
While home sick from work today, I was channel surfing the local cable stations, and stopped when I found a compelling fire safety video concerning the dangers of smoke inhalation ...

October 25th, 2010
Seven people taken to local hospital due to carbon monoxide exposure in Green Bay, WI
Source: WFRV News GREEN BAY, Wi–(WFRV) The Green Bay Fire Department responded to a carbon monoxide call on Saturday evening at 10:42 pm. The home residence, 1600 Farlin ...

October 25th, 2010
Carbon Monoxide Detector Saves Seven Lives in Howard County, MD
Source: Oct 25, 2010 - Washington Examiner Howard County fire officials say a home where seven Elkridge residents suffered carbon monoxide poisoning had a working carbon monoxide ...

October 5th, 2010
Home Invasion and Burglary is on the Rise in Fairfax, VA
Home invasion and burglary is on the rise. With unemployment still hovering around 10% and an economy struggling to rebound, some are turning to drastic measures. One community in ...

October 5th, 2010
Carbon Monoxide - A Clear, Odorless Gas That Goes Virtually Undetected
Author: Maria Richmond for HomeSafe.com It has no smell, nor can you see carbon monoxide, yet it is very dangerous and kills several hundred people each year. Carbon monoxide is ...

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