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New Resources to Keep Children Safe In and Around Cars During COVID-19

Even as families try to stay home as much as possible during the coronavirus pandemic, there are times when a trip in the car with the kids is essential. To support parents and caregivers during COVID-19, Safe Kids Worldwide has teamed up with the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association to provide parents and caregivers with a suite of online and virtual resources to properly use and install car seats and to keep kids safe in and around cars. 

Holiday Safety Tips

On the Road

Distracted Drivers and Pedestrians

  1. Keep an eye out for distracted pedestrians and drivers who may not be paying attention to you, especially when backing out of parking spaces.

Public Policy Library

Collection of Safe Kids Worldwide Public Policy Position Statements and Letters, Testimony, and Advocacy Reports.

Every 33 Seconds, a Child is Involved in a Car Crash

New Help for Parents to Protect Kids on the Move: The Ultimate Car Seat Guide

 

Child Safety State Law Tracker

Find your state laws and get informed with our state law tracker.

ESPAÑOL

Como padre y cuidador entendemos que la seguridad de su hijos es importante. Esperamos que esta información le ayude a mantener seguros a sus pequeños de lesiones prevenibles.

Can Washington Walk the Talk on Children's Safety?

This post originally appeared on The Huffington Post.

In his State of the Union address, President Obama precisely described the mission of Safe Kids Worldwide and the cause that gives us passion. He said that we must protect "our most precious resource, our children," by "saving the world's children from preventable deaths."

Defensive Driving and Child Passenger Safety

My Dad is a retired Air Force Brigadier General, and over the course of his 28-year military career he taught countless pilots how to fly fighter jets. His favorite airplane, the F-15, weighs 45,000 lbs., can fly 1,875 mph, and costs about $80 mil. And, unlike driving a car, mistakes tend to have all-or-nothing consequences. There are no minor fighter jet accidents.

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