Small conversations. Lifelong confidence.
Children are safest when caring adults make safety part of everyday family life. These starting points help make important conversations clear, calm, and age-appropriate.
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A few simple steps that will help your family know what to do if the power goes out, severe weather hits, there's a fire, or you suddenly need to leave home. Most importantly, include your children in the planning.
Read more →Working smoke alarms, two ways out of every room, and a meeting place outside. Here's how to make fire safety something your kids actually remember.
Read more →Scrapes, burns, nosebleeds, choking, allergic reactions — simple, calm steps for the injuries families run into most, and the signs that mean call 911 now.
Read more →What to pack, what to skip, where to keep it, and how to make the whole thing a little less scary for a crying five-year-old.
Read more →Our shared responsibility
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