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One Easy Way to Make Your Home Safer: Recycle Your Old TV

By Editor
January 30, 2017

 We are encouraging parents and caregivers to recycle heavier, box-style, cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions, which can be hazards for children if not placed on a low, stable piece of furniture.

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Tags: tv tipovers, furniture safety, home safety

Prince Michael International Road Safety Award Won by Safe Kids Worldwide and FedEx for The Safe School Zones Grant Program

Safe Kids Worldwide and program sponsor FedEx were honored with the Prince Michael International Road Safety Award. 

Six Essential Child-Proofing Steps Often Overlooked by Parents and Caregivers

Six tips for childproofing your home while holiday decorating.

Safe Kids Worldwide Announces Seven New Board Members Focused On Protecting Kids From Preventable Injuries

Safe Kids Worldwide announces seven new board members. 

PrevCon 2019 Was a Kaleidoscope of Fun!

By Editor
July 20, 2019

We love that every two years, PrevCon is different and unique – new faces, emerging issues and evolving perspectives. At the same time, we’re grateful that some things remain the same: The dedication, energy and enthusiasm that our attendees, presenters and staff bring to our conference amaze us each and every time! And PrevCon 2019 was no exception.

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New Research Reveals Disconnect Every Parent Needs to Know

Press release unveils new research from Safe Kids Worldwide showing every 10 minutes a child goes to the ER for medicine poisoning.

Safe Kids Day Reaches Parents and Children around the Country

By Editor
August 16, 2018

Thousands of families celebrate Safe Kids Day in their communities

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New Childhood Drowning Study Highlights the Surprising Hazards of Open Water

A new report by Safe Kids Worldwide and Nationwide’s Make Safe Happen examines the risks of open water drowning and offers tips on staying safe.

Every 12 Days, a Young Child Dies from Medicine Poisoning [Infographic]

Washington, D.C. – Ask parents if they know it is important to store medicine out of children’s reach and sight after every use and 9 out of 10 will agree. But accidental medicine poisoning sends a child under 6 to the emergency room every nine minutes, and every 12 days, a child dies.

New Research Shows 64 Percent of Children in Forward-Facing Car Seats Not Protected by Top Tether

Safe Kids Worldwide and Chevrolet team up for Take Time to Tether public awareness campaign [

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