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This week, Safe Kids Worldwide weighed in on an important issue concerning children. And we brought 62 of our closest friends with us.

Safe Kids explores when it is okay to use a second-hand car seat.

If there is one thing this “storm of the century” has taught us, it’s the importance of planning ahead and being safe.

In honor of National Fire Prevention Week, the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and Safe Kids Worldwide are challenging all households to conduct a home fire drill.

We held a bipartisan event on September 20 to educate Senators, Members of Congress, and their staff about the risks that kids face and the challenges parents have in preventing unintentional injury, the #1 killer of kids in America.

When my first daughter, Jennifer, was born, we took her home from the hospital in a Moses basket. It wasn't because I didn't have the resources for a car seat. Like every new parent, I would have done anything to protect my baby. I just didn't know any better.

Safe Kids and FedEx released a new report with some surprising statistics on walking safely to school.

Emmett's family walking hand-in-hand

Button batteries, found in many electronics in the home, pose a little-known risk to small children. Karla Rauch shares her story to raise awareness of this issue.

Keeping informed of the latest product recalls is one important way you can keep your children safe from harmful products. Safe Kids shares tips on how you can stay informed.

Keep your kids safe while they play by learning these playground safety tips.

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