When I was just 12 years old, I attended a neighborhood pool party with a few families from our street. There were kids of all ages, with the youngest being around the age of 2. As the adults gathered in the shallow end of the pool, one mother was with her young toddler. She placed the young girl on a pool noodle as a floatation device. Her mom had a false perception that with so many people around, her child would be safe.

Sadly, she was wrong.

A side view of a school bus on the road.

A Safe Kids intern shares how to stop school bus passing.

A kids hold on to their cellphone as they walk.

A Safe Kids intern shares how to take action against distracted walking. 

Two kids pose happily on their bikes with colorful helmets.

A Safe Kids intern shares how to make the bike trip safer to school.

A father and daughter look up to the sky as they wear protective shade to protect their eyes from the sun.

Safely watch the total solar eclipse with your kids.

A young boy looks out a window.

Learn about a bill that can advance the safety of kids for military families. 

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A smiling family taking a family picture.

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Kids run in a field along with their camp counselor.

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Cabinet closing medication up, away, and out of sight

Our new video looks at how to protect kids around medicine.

A Father give his smiling boy a high five.

Keep kids safe this summer with these tips and tools.

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