(WFSB) - As summer approaches, emergency rooms anticipate an uptick in pediatric injuries, underscoring the importance of being prepared at home. The difference between a minor mishap and a major ...

Dear Doctors: My son's family is taking their first road trip vacation this summer. I want to pack up a first aid kit for them and could use your advice. It's him and his wife and two boys, 12 and 14.

Cuts, scrapes, and bruises are inevitable when you’re the parent of a fast-moving kid, so it’s essential to keep a first aid kit around at home and while you’re out at the playground. But, if you’re ...

YORK, Pa. — Whether you're at home or on the road, if you have kids, having a children's first aid kit can be a real lifesaver. To prove my point, I borrowed one of the most accident-prone kids I've ...

If you don’t have a first aid kit handy, local doctors say now is the time to make one. They say having everything together in one place can help reduce anxiety if there’s an illness or emergency.

Here’s the thing about emergencies: You never know when they’re going to happen until they do. But they inevitably will happen. So make sure you’re prepared for any situation—anywhere—with ...

From colds to blisters and splinters, you may suffer aches and pains while on holiday. Consider bringing items to help in an emergency so you don't have to dash off to find a chemist while you're ...

Which kids’ first aid kits are best? Accidents can happen from time to time, so it helps to have a kids’ first aid kit on hand for those emergencies where you’re searching for a disinfectant or ...