Dog Behavior expert Linn Boyke helps make introductions between your little one and his or her’s soon-to-be furry friend. Remember that dogs can sense your comfort or discomfort. Upon first sight of your baby, it’s natural that the dog might want to smell or lick your baby. They are investigating! Instead of feeling uncomfortable at the new liaison, help keep this potentially worrisome issue calm and cool with a few tips from an expert.

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Join Medical Toxicologist Cyrus Rangan, Pediatrician Emergency Physician Alan Nager, and Pediatrician Jay Gordon on the preparation and prevention of poisonous substances coming into contact with your baby. Unless your child is not breathing, having seizures, or is unresponsive, call poison control.

Child Safety expert Kimberlee Mitchell walks us through the often daunting and frustrating task of childproofing your home. She recommends three solutions: 1. DIY—Do it yourself! Visit her website or do your own research to educate yourself on the best devices to purchase to keep your baby safe. 2. Call a pro. There are professional childproofers who can assess your home and find the hazards, only leaving the installation part up to you. 3. Use a childproofing pro to assess, educate, and install.

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