Believe it or not, The National Pediatric Trauma Registry reports that ALMOST HALF of all winter sports injuries are head injuries. Protect children from TBI, disability, & possible death by having them wear a fitted helmet when sledding, ice skating, playing hockey, or skiing.

Coats in Car Seats: What’s Best For Toddlers? Bulky coats can jeopardize a snug fit in a car seat harness. Dress your child in layers and put a coat on over a correctly fitted harness for added warmth! ☺#CarSeatSafety

nhtsagov shows .02% drop in traffic deaths through the first 9 months of 2022. Good that recent spikes in fatalities slow, but traffic deaths are still unacceptably high. We are committed to working w/NHTSA, NTSB & others to make sure ALL kids are safe. nhtsa.gov/press-releases…

Belief: that dresser took two adults to move, so it won’t tip over Truth: even heavy furniture can fall over if weight is applied in the right place (#ThanksPhysics) Securing furniture to the wall will keep it upright if your kids climb it, keeping everyone safer. #AnchorIt

While active games, making snow angels and building snowmen will help to keep your child warm, make sure to remind them of these important rules to go along with winter play! #WinterSafety ☃

Check the kids’ gear before they go out for their first ride of the new year! Here’s some of the easiest steps you can take to ensure that a helmet fits properly: #HelmetSafety

Carbon monoxide, more commonly referred to as CO, is a highly toxic gas, produced by devices that burn fuels. A fuel source can be anything that burns: paper, gasoline, wood, coal, propane, or natural gas. #NCOAA #CarbonMonoxide #CarbonMonoxideAwareness #CarbonMonoxidePoisoning

As winter continues, we’re here to give you tips on how to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in someone you love. See below for Dos and Don’ts when it comes to heating your home: #PoisonPrevention

#DYK that you can get a sunburn even in the middle of winter? Before sending the kids out to play, remember to provide some sunscreen throughout the day: #WinterSafety ☀

We are excited to announce one of our first in-person Safety Baby Showers of the year! Come join Lessa Payne inside our Family Resource Center NEXT THURSDAY on January 26th – more details below! 👶

What are some of the most popular safety products we offer inside our Safety Zone? 🚧 Come along to find out! We are here Monday-Thursday 9AM-4:30PM and Fridays 9AM-12PM to help you keep your family #InjuryFree!

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a very real thing for both kids & adults. If you or someone you love is struggling mentally as winter continues to settle in, we have some tips to get you back on track! Check out more #mentalhealth resources at ar4u.org.

Early warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning include: a slight headache, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and flu-like symptoms. #NCOAA #CarbonMonoxide #CarbonMonoxideAwareness #CarbonMonoxidePoisoning #SafetyFirst #COSafety #SafeKids #ProtectTheProtectors

When learning how to ride a bike or break in a new set of rollers skates, kids are going to have falls. BUT did you know that you can teach your child to fall safely? 🩹 #FallSafety #InjuryPrevention

No matter the time of year, pedestrian safety tips should always be clear! Especially when the conditions outdoors may be cold and icy, take extra caution when crossing roads. It might be hard for drivers to see you playing if they have snowy or frosty windows. #WinterSafety

IN THE COMMUNITY: Our IPC team stepped up this week (in ONLY 4 days) to collect over 200 non-perishable items to stock three new mini food pantries within the ACH system. We're forever grateful to be #ChampionsForChildren and their families!💙

On average, January-March are the coldest months in the Natural State. So now’s the time to start thinking about winter and winter weather safety for all ages! Check out these tips on how to keep your little one warm in their wear: #WinterSafety

Is your teen ready to start the new year on the road? Let’s talk about the kind of things that should be in a vehicle to help handle common winter driving-related tasks or supplies in case of an emergency. See below for a simple list! ❄ #DrivingSafety

This is a reminder that even as the days get colder, NEVER begin to warm up your car in the garage; it can expose you to CO poisoning. Warming in the garage can allow the odorless, colorless gas to seep into your home with levels high enough to cause problems. #PoisonPrevention

It's good for kids to spend some time outside, even in winter. Set reasonable time limits on outdoor play to prevent hypothermia and frostbite. And remember to have children come inside periodically to warm up! #WinterSafety