Injuries are the leading cause of death and disability to U.S. children. According to the Injury Free Coalition for Kids, 20 children die each day as a result of preventable injuries â resulting in more [Read More]
A favorite holiday movie for many is the classic âChristmas Vacation.â One of the most memorable scenes is the squirrel flying out of the Christmas tree. While funny on the movies, the threat of Christmas [Read More]
Parents and caregivers can call 800-504-9768 or 205-638-9900 to speak with a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician at Safe Kids Alabama. The telephone consultations are offered Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Road injuries [Read More]
Introducing swimming to your child at an early age can encourage them to remain healthy throughout their lives. And if you’re homeschooling your child (and so many of us are due to Coronavirus and safer-at-home [Read More]
Iâve said it before and Iâll say it again – if your child is less than eight or nine years old and you get a dog, youâre in for a challenge! This is even more [Read More]
Situational awareness is being aware of what is happening around you. With the holidays fast approaching, exercising a little extra precaution can help limit your risk of robbery or bodily harm. Remember, there are people [Read More]
When Childrenâs of Alabama launched the Alabama chapter of SAFE Kids in 1989, there were no child passenger restraint nor seat belt laws of any kind in the state. Now, 30 years later, a lot [Read More]
A technology company in Huntsville, Venturi Inc., has received a patent for a device that helps prevent this heartbreak. The device, called Paytonâs Charm, detects the presence of even tiny amounts of carbon dioxide inside [Read More]
When temperatures drop, humans know to bundle up, and avoid excess time outdoors. The same approach should be taken when it comes to pets. They may be covered by cozy fur coats but not all [Read More]
According to the United States Fire Administration, two of five home-decoration fires are caused by unattended candles, and one in four Christmas tree fires is caused by home electrical problems. âPracticing winter holiday safety is [Read More]
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