Materials by Age - National Child Safety Council
WEBNCSC creates safety educational materials for persons of all ages. Use these categories as a guide to pick and choose safety materials appropriate for your program. Some materials may be listed in multiple age groups.
Brochures|National Child Safety Council
WEBBrochures|National Child Safety Council. NCSC Safety Educational Materials. Law enforcement departments across the U.S. provide NCSC safety educational materials and programs free of charge to the citizens of their community.
Safety Topics - National Child Safety Council
WEBNational Child Safety Council educational materials cover a wide range of child safety & safe living topics. Many of NCSC’s materials discuss numerous topics, so some may be listed in more than one category. Use this list to find materials under the main safety topic.
WEBIn the United States, injuries are the number one cause of death to children and around the world, a child dies every minute from. an injury that could have been prevented. This guide has proven advice and top tips from safety experts to help families reduce risks, prevent injuries and keep kids safe at home, at play and on the road.
Parent’s Guide to Child Safety | Safe Kids Worldwide
WEBFrom the moment we welcome a child into our lives, we know we’ll do anything to keep them safe and healthy. This guide has proven advice and top tips from safety experts to help families reduce risks, prevent injuries and keep kids safe at home, at …
Flyers, Fact Sheets and Brochures - Kids in Danger
WEBOur newest publication- KID’s Product Safety Guide in English (En Español aqui) – is a comprehensive booklet for parents and caregivers that combines much of the information found in these individual flyers and brochures. Contact KID or fill out our order form to request material copies today.
WEBThis pamphlet is designed to help you talk to your children about how to protect themselves against abduction and exploitation. It is divided into several sections: WHAT ARE THE RISKS TO YOUR CHILD....................................................................2. facts and figures on child abductions.
Safety Education Materials | CPSC.gov
WEBHow do you keep children and others safe in your home pool, spa or hot tub? Barriers help prevent drownings and near-drownings. These CPSC guidelines cover fences, gates, power safety covers and audible alarms for doors with access to pools.
Childproofing Your Home - National Safety Council
WEBThe Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends making use of safety devices to protect your children, including: Safety latches and locks for cabinets and drawers to help prevent poisonings and other injuries. Outlet covers. Anchors to prevent furniture, TVs and ranges from tipping over and crushing children.
Free Downloads - National Child Safety Council
WEBNCSC’s “Free Downloads” include companion pieces to specific materials, activity/colorsheets, and awards to reward children for learning important safety lessons.