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Toy Safety

Car Seat Checkup Events

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Car Seat Check Up Event

Want professional help to learn how to install your car seat? Safe Kids hosts thousands of child passenger safety events across the country. Our trained technicians will teach you everything you need to know to make sure your car seat is fitted and installed correctly.

To find an event, select your state on the left-side navigation.

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Even if you don’t see a car seat event in your area, we still might have a technician who can help.

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Toy Safety

Check to make sure there aren't any small parts or other choking hazards.Toys and games are tons of fun for kids and adults. Whether your kids are working on a puzzle, playing with building blocks or even inventing their own games, here are some toy safety tips to help them stay safer and have a blast.  

The Hard Facts about Toy Safety

  • In 2016, 174,100 children under the age of 15 years were seen in emergency departments for toy-related injuries.
  • That’s 477 kids every day. Almost half of those injured were children 5 and under.

Top Tips about Toy Safety

  1. Consider your child’s age when purchasing a toy or game. Read the instructions and warning labels to make sure the toy is just right for your child.
  2. Check to make sure there aren’t any small parts or other potential choking hazards before you settle on the perfect toy.
  3. Separate toys by age and keep a special eye on small game pieces that may be a choking hazard for young children. Toys intended for older children may pose a risk to younger, curious siblings.
  4. Use a bin or container to store toys when playtime is over. Make sure there are no holes or hinges that could catch little fingers.

Learn More

These top tips can help get you started. Learn more about toy safety and how to protect your child.

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