Most toddlers start walking between 12 and 15 months of age.

Slippery surfaces, unsafe furniture, and toys on the floor are all common causes of falls in toddlers.

Using a baby gate at the top of stairs, keeping furniture away from windows, and putting away toys after playtime are all effective ways to prevent falls in toddlers.

If your toddler falls, you should comfort your child, check for injuries, and call 911 if necessary.

Vomiting, seizures, and loss of consciousness are all signs of a head injury in a toddler.

You should take your toddler to the doctor after a fall if your toddler has a head injury, a broken bone, or a deep cut.

Talking to your toddler about fall prevention, setting a good example by being careful yourself, and making your home safe for your toddler are all effective ways to teach your toddler about fall prevention.

Baby gates, corner guards, and non-slip mats are all common household items that can be used to make your home safer for your toddler.

You should tell your toddler to stop climbing on furniture and move the furniture away from your toddler.

You should keep the window closed and move your toddler away from the window.

You should take the toys away from your toddler and put the toys in a safe place.

You should tell your toddler to slow down and hold your toddler's hand.

You should tell your toddler to stop playing on the stairs and put a baby gate at the top of the stairs.

You should supervise your toddler and make sure the backyard is safe.

You should supervise your toddler and make sure the park is safe.