- FCC recognizes that the Internet is a great tool for learning and research. Their website offers parents advice on how to keep kids safe online.
- The Family Online Safety Institute has some great information to help parents keep up with their kids’ technology.
- If you’re specifically concerned about bullying, we’ve got some additional resources here.
- Verizon offers some simple steps to start teaching parents to help kids stay cyber-safe.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers the latest info about car seats, airbags and seat belts.
- Noah Health contains all kinds of health topics including accident prevention and safety in the home.
- National Safety Council is a public service organization dedicated to prevention of accidental injuries and death
- The Crisis Management International site has extensive archives of ‘events in the news.’
- This site has some excellent recommendations for dealing with traumatic events, disasters and violence. The National Center for Children Exposed to Violence And the National Center for PTSD have a wide variety of information for responding to trauma.
- March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and the CDC has a great variety of prevention resources.
- Even if you’ve had training, it never hurts to review our skills. The Parents’ Guide to First Aid can give you an idea of where to start.
- In some parts of the country, changes of season have a big impact on the way we live. Check out these Summer Safety Tips for hot weather reminders.
- Do your kids know how to swim? Take a look at some of the steps you can take to Teach Young Kids to Swim.
- A backyard pool can be lots of fun… especially if you’ve learned how to keep the kids safe. Here are Home Pool Safety Tips from the Red Cross.
- Is there a family road trip on your agenda this summer? From Car Seats to Car Keys: Keeping Kids Safe on the Road
- Lots of good travel safety tips here: Family Travel Tips from the American Association of Pediatrics.
- And for the globetrotting adventurers in the crowd? Here are 29 Tips and Tricks for Traveling the World with Kids.