
Full versus limited warranties, implied warranties, why a company usually can’t insist on its own parts, and what to do when a warranty claim is refused.

Full versus limited warranties, implied warranties, why a company usually can’t insist on its own parts, and what to do when a warranty claim is refused.

Which baby and kids’ items are usually fine to buy used, which need careful checks, why recalled products can’t be resold and how to search recall lists.

Why there’s no federal right to return most purchases, state rules on posted refund policies, the FTC Cooling-Off Rule and how to handle a refused return.
Keep reading Store Return Policies and What the Law Actually Says

How to hear about recalls on kids’ products, car seats, food and household items, what remedies to expect and how to report an unsafe product.

How the FTC’s mail, internet and telephone order rule works: shipping deadlines, delay notices, your right to cancel, refund timing and next steps.

Why children run up in-app charges, the FTC cases that led to refunds for parents, and the device settings that make every purchase need your approval.

Federal limits on gift card expiration dates and inactivity fees, which cards the rules don’t cover, state protections and how to spot gift card scams.

Why dressers and TVs tip over onto children, the federal STURDY Act standard for new dressers, and how to anchor furniture and TVs at home.

Federal crib standards since 2011, slat spacing, the ban on padded crib bumpers and inclined sleepers, and the safe sleep basics to follow at home.
Keep reading Is That Crib Safe? What the Federal Rules Require

The four car seat stages, when to move up, how an adult seat belt should fit, registering for recalls and where to get an installation checked for free.
Keep reading How to Choose the Right Car Seat for Each Stage

How toy age labels work, the choking hazard rules for small parts and balloons, button battery protections and other safety checks for U.S. families.