The sun’s out, windows are down, and suddenly everyone’s driving like they’re Lightning McQueen. 🏎️☀️
We get it, warmer weather feels good. But speeding is still one of the top causes of crashes. No rush is worth a life, so take it easy and follow the speed limit.
If you know your teen is going to be driving on St. Patrick’s Day, consider adjusting their drive schedule to avoid driving in the evening, when drunk driving crashes tend to spike.
Do your child have a safe route to school? Check out https://t.co/wrSfzQcGjk to find your school's safe routes map. If you don't see a safe route map for your child's school- contact your school.
Have you ever heard of "Return to Learn"? This is a great system for someone who needs a total cognitive and physical rest. Check out your school to see if they have Return-to-Learn protocol. https://t.co/vdA7oe8ozc
The best way to ensure your child is safe throughout travel is to bring a FAA approved car seat on the plane! The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the American Academy of Pediatrics highly recommend flying with your child safely strapped into their car seat.
When measuring liquid medication, it is important to use a medicine dosage cup or an oral syringe. If you use a kitchen utensil or baking spoons, you may be getting too much or not enough. For questions or if someone took too much medicine, call us at 1-800-222-1222.
There are lots of reasons to enjoy biking! The only way to make sure we stay healthy - is to wear a proper fitting bike helmet at all times, Teach your children the importance of wearing a bike helmet to avoid risk of a brain injury.
#Skiing is a fun winter activity for the family. But without the proper safety precautions, it can also lead to injuries. ⛷️❄️
The right gear, lots of layers, and knowing the rules of the slopes can help families have a safer day in the snow. Learn more: https://t.co/sLA0lQK7dV
Wondering if you should call poison control or search the internet for answers when you suspect a poisoning? Just pick up the phone and call. One of our caring healthcare professionals will help you know what to do. We are here for you 24/7/365 at 1-800-222-1222. #NoTime4Poison.
Big kids need a booster seat, even on the spookiest night of the year. Use a booster seat until the adult seat belt fits your child, with the lap belt snugly across the upper thighs & the shoulder belt across the shoulder and chest.
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There are many warning signs that a person may be at risk of suicide. If someone you know is talking about or making plans to hurt themselves, take it seriously. Let them know there is hope and encourage them to call or text 988 for help #988Lifeline
Although some children under the age of 13 may seem as big as an adult on the outside, they are not an adult on the inside. Until a child has a mature skeleton, the protection provided a seat belt is not as optimal as an adult.
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