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.

Mack the moose and Moxy the racoon

Safe Kids is partnering with Graco in support of the kids show Mack and Moxy to help kids learn about the importance of buckling up for safety.

 INTERNATIONAL WALK TO SCHOOL DAY 2016

Celebrate International Walk to School Day (Oct 5). We’ve created some helpful, and fun items to help you teach your kids how to walk safely.

2016 Safe Kids Worldwide Global Network Meeting

The Safe Kids Worldwide network of member countries met for a global gathering in Finland to share ideas, issues and challenges in advance of the 12th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion.

Ultimate Car Seat Guide

The Ultimate Car Seat Guide was developed by Safe Kids Worldwide with support from General Motors. This blog explains how the Guide was created and the issues it seeks to address. It also thanks those parents and experts who helped field test the website before launch.

Pedestrian Safety

We must protect kids on the move, and thus it is important that this examination is holistic. It must involve all of us who use roads and highways: cars and trucks, and also bicyclists and pedestrians. 

Labor Day Blog

Check out these tips for a safe and fun Labor Day.

Check Up Event

Blog on Child Passenger Safety Week that reveals that Safe Kids Worldwide will host 500 car seat checkup events throughout the month of September. The blog also lists other ways to get information to keep kids safe in cars.

Back to School Carpool

Who says only kids get the back-to-school jitters? Parents are just as likely to get a little anxious, especially when it comes to making sure their kids get to school safely. 

The Road to Gold Medal Safety

See how Safe Kids and the CDC say the US can improve upon road crash rates.

Sports concussion blog

Female athletes get concussions at higher rates than males. The CDC is establishing a database to track all concussions. 

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