This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week. Finally getting behind the wheel as a new driver is exciting! Safe Kids has tips to help parents and caregivers talk with teens about safe driving before they hit the road: https://t.co/TZUkjQOczE
While COVID-19 guidelines are different in every state, we recommend the following safety precautions, indoors and outdoors, for a safe and injury free Halloween:
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June is National Safety Month – the perfect time to make efforts to reduce the number of preventable injuries and deaths in our state. Get resources from @SafekidsMs at https://t.co/XTARU6bihi and ways you can prevent serious injuries for your child. https://t.co/AQJ96mcEhV
Many families have more cleaning products in the home right now. Remember to store household cleaning products safely to prevent poisoning and save the Poison Help number in your phone: 1-800-222-1222.
Supervision is important when you have young kids in the home, but there are safeguards caregivers can put in place. Check out this helpful 360 interactive childproofing guide. #StayAtHomeSafety#Covid19#Coronavirus
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During this time where many families are adjusting to new schedules, here are three reminders to help keep kids safer around cars while they play. #StayAtHomeSafety#Covid19#Coronavirus
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•Parents – adjusting to new schedules? Use this medicine schedule to keep track of when to give or take medicine. It comes with helpful medicine safety tips. #StayAtHomeSafety#Covid19#Coronavirus
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This STEM Challenge is great for getting the children thinking and being creative. You can incorporate lessons/discussions on child passenger safety and vehicle safety by using the visuals of cars and trucks on the road.
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Use Safe Kids Worldwide's resources for educating and inspiring conversations that lead to safer lifestyles. Safe Kids MS has attached a CPS crossword puzzle to get the ball rolling.
A6: Your kids are watching you more than you think. An important way to keep kids safe is by role modeling safe behavior. If you’re going for a family bike ride to get out of the house, start with helmets for everyone. #StayAtHomeSafety#COVID19
Grandparents rock! @MyAgentAmy and Safe Kids teamed up to educate this fun group on home, medication and driving safety. Thanks @StateFarm and @sf_arlenelester #survivethedrivems It takes a village.