Teens 15–19 Years

Carbon monoxide is an odorless and invisible gas that can make you seriously ill or in some cases even cause death. Help ensure that your kids stay safe from carbon monoxide poisoning by following these steps.

Burns that are caused by direct contact with fire, hot liquids, heating appliances, and even chemicals are more prevalent among older children. Here are some ways to avoid them.

While your teenagers probably won’t let you kiss them at the bus stop anymore, you can still teach them a few safety tips for the ride to school.

Whether walking to a friend’s house, to school, or around town, children need to know how to navigate streets safely. Help reduce your Teen’s risk of harm by modeling and teaching safe pedestrian behavior.

Keep your teenager safe in the car with these tips.

Safe passengers make safe drivers. Here are a few steps that will help keep your teenager safe behind the wheel.

While some pre-teens and teens think they are mature enough to stay home alone, parents must determine if the individual child has the right skills to stay safe. Follow these safety tips to help keep them safe.

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