Dehydration occurs when your little one loses more fluid than his body takes in. It may be caused when he sweats, has a fever or diarrhea, or vomits. Dehydration may be serious. Kids can become dehydrated more easily than adults, so you’ll want to know the symptoms. Some common symptoms of dehydration are:¹
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Popular baby names come and go with the times, as you may have discovered when poring over the lists of name ideas for your little one. The Social Security Administration says as of the end of 2010, the year’s 10 most popular girl’s names were Isabella, Sophia, Emma, Olivia, Ava, Emily, Abigail, Madison, Chloe and Mia. For boys, the top picks were Jacob, Ethan, Michael, Jayden, William, Alexander, Noah, Daniel, Aiden and Anthony.

Source:
http://www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/pr/baby-names2010-pr.html

The world is full of small items that can be a choking hazard to a toddler. To help keep him safe, take these precautions: Don't let him play with anything that is small enough to fit into a tube of toilet paper. Keep buttons, coins, jewelry, magnets and other small things out of his reach. Also, don't give him round foods such as hard candy or peanuts. Cut his food into small bites that can be swallowed easily and make him sit down to eat to avoid a stumble that could cause him to choke.

Source: “Choking, Suffocation and Strangulation Prevention for Little Kids At Home,”
http://www.safekids.org/safety-basics/little-kids/at-home/choking-suffocation-and.html