At TotSafe, you will find childproofing products and information designed to help keep little ones safe at home and on-the-go.

We are dedicated to helping parents, grandparents and caregivers protect children from dangers in the home.  We strive to help increase awareness of toddler safety issues, in hopes of decreasing the risk of injury during this stage of amazing milestones and endless curiosity.

Please click the product links below or to the right to browse our full line of childproofing products.

Childproofing Tip of the Month: Child ID Safety - It's a parent's worst nightmare - all of the sudden you realize you don't know where your child is.  It can happen anywhere, anytime and according to the National Child Identification Program, approximately 800,000 children are reported missing each year.  That number includes reports of children running away, being abducted by family members, and abduction by non-family members.  In addition, there are thousands more children who go missing for short periods of time but are not reported.  To help prevent your child from becoming part of this horrifying statistic:

• Install home security products on all windows and doors to prevent your children from leaving the home unattended and to prevent access by uninvited guests and predators.

• Place your child (strapped in) in the shopping cart or stroller.

• When you go out in public or to the park, dress your child in a bright colored shirt that you can recognize in the event that your child wanders off.

• Have your older child walk next to you no further than an arms length away.  Your child should never walk behind you -- you can't see them.

• Never leave your child unattended outdoors - even in your front yard.

• Children who walk to and from school should walk in a group of three or more or with older siblings.

• Create child safety ID kits for each child including fingerprinting and DNA.

• Give your child a voice!  Each child should always wear some form of identification.  Whether it be a Child ID bracelet, shoe tag, car seat ID sticker or simply a piece of paper tucked into their back pocket, children need to know how to tell a safe adult who they are and how to get them home safely.  This information should not be easily viewable by strangers as they might use it to gain your child's trust.

• Empower your child to recognize and react appropriately to strangers.  Watch the Stranger Safety Video designed by John Walsh and Julie Clark with your children often and discuss how to locate a safe adult and what to do in the event of becoming lost or abducted.

Please click here to view our entire line of Child Safety ID items.

To see this and other great child safety tips, visit our Tip of the Month page.

If you haven't done it lately, please make sure to check the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors today!