Research Report

A spooky poll on parents and kids Halloween safety practices – what parents do and don’t do, and what they should and shouldn’t do.

Properly used child safety seats decrease the risk of death by 71 percent for infants and 54 percent for toddlers.

This Safe Kids Worldwide national survey looks at how and what parents believe about children’s sports-related injuries, and where the knowledge gap is.

This is an in-depth research report on distracted driving in school zones conducted by Safe Kids Worldwide and its member coalitions throughout the U.S.

Understanding the risks by the developmental stage is important to help parents protect children from serious injury.

Safe Kids Worldwide delves into the injuries, prevention strategies and facts surrounding childhood injury.

While there has been a decrease in child pedestrian deaths, this review finds that it still ranks high in leading causes of injury-related death.

This report ranks U.S. states for child safety during the summer. It includes findings and recommendations from five key areas.

Research Report: This Safe Kids Worldwide report is a five-year study detailing the work done at car seat check-up events in the United States.