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A mother buckling in her child into a car seat.
Research Report

Child Passenger Safety: Impact of Safe Kids Buckle Up Inspection on Caregiver Knowledge, Confidence & Skill

New research evaluates the impact of The Safe Kids Buckle Up Program™ inspection events on caregiver knowledge, skill and confidence in installing their child's car seat.

A close-up of a car seat tether.
Research Report

Safe Kids Buckle Up: Tether Survey Results

New research from Safe Kids Worldwide examines parent knowledge of tethers at car seat checkup events in September 2017.

Safe Medicine Storage
Research Report

Safe Medicine Storage

Safe Kids releases new research on medication safety in the United States.

A mother an daughter at the beach.
Research Report

Hidden Hazards: An Exploration of Open Water Drowning and Risks for Kids

A new Safe Kids Worldwide report looks at the hazards of swimming in open water and offers tips on keeping kids safe.

child-proofing your home for medicine safety.
Research Report

Medicine Safety: A Key Part of Child-proofing Your Home

Our new report reveals why children still get into medicine and the importance of child-proofing your home for medicine safety.

2019 Railroads Safety Report
Research Report

Railroads: An Often-Overlooked Danger to Children

We teamed up with Union Pacific to explore how and why are children involved in railroad collisions, and how such an important problem going relatively unnoticed by parents.

tether strap locked into place on the back of a car seat.
Research Report

Car Seat Tethers: Essential for Safety but Consistently Overlooked

Top tethers are an essential part of a forward-facing car seat, but parents just aren’t using them. New research from Safe Kids Worldwide and Chevrolet examines top tether use over the years.

Students walking out of school.
Research Report

Safe School Zone Program: Long-Term Outcomes

A new report created by Safe Kids Worldwide and FedEx, Safe School Zone Program: Long-Term Outcomes, to focus on improving child pedestrian safety in school zones. 

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