Jason Sylvester
Jason Sylvester is a Michigan State Trooper and a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician. The father of four children, Trooper Sylvester is dedicated to keeping all kids safe in and around cars.
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Every day, more than 500 children are killed in a road traffic collision, and tens of thousands are injured, often suffering lifelong disabilities. Unless we take action now, the global toll of traffic injuries will explode, placing millions of children at risk.
If the knees bend at the edge of the seat, with the strap on his shoulder (not neck) and belt on his hips (not belly), it's time for the seat belt. This video was made with the support of the General Motors Foundation.
The best seat for your kid.
With the support of the General Motors Foundation, Safe Kids Worldwide surveyed 1,000 parents with children ages 4 to 10 to ask about how their child rides in a car and what leads them to use a booster seat or seat belt.
He’s trained Hollywood celebs including Angelina Jolie, Hugh Jackman, Matthew McConaughey, and Halle Berry. He’s trained elite athletes Tom Brady, Carmelo Anthony and Reggie Bush. Now he’s here with advice for young athletes to help them reach their full potential to play safe and strong.
Watch Emmett's story about a little boy who accidentally swallowed a coin lithium battery found in a remote control.
While small household electronics, such as mini remotes, car key fobs and flameless candles are convenient, they also pose an often unknown risk to young children. Many contain coin lithium batteries that can cause serious injury when swallowed. Watch this video to learn more about the risk.
We’re grateful for our corporate partners, who are deeply committed to children’s safety and working together to save children’s lives.