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School Field Trip Gone Horribly Wrong
Some are calling it a freak accident, and I call it a tragedy. We expect schools to be one of the safest places for our kids – including when they go on field trips. I loved field trips and my …
Guest Post: Make School Safety A Top Priority
When we send out kids off to school everyday, we are trusting them with our most precious assets. Preschool is the first step in a child’s educational career, and that is why I am excited to share this guest post …
What Laws Apply to Bicyclists?
Did you know that you kids can be ticketed for failing to follow the rules on a bike just like in a car? Even if they aren’t old enough to get a drivers’ license, when riding a bicycle, the most …
Summertime Injuries
Summertime brings fun, mostly warm weather, outdoor activities, and no school. It also provides the right circumstances for a slew of child injuries. In fact, there is a higher rate of kids getting injured when the weather is nice. Studies …
Stay Safe at Mall Playgrounds
Well, for adults, malls are for shopping. But shopping is a pretty boring activity for young children. For them, malls are more for the play areas and rides, which are much less boring than shopping with mom or dad. Concerned …
Pack Away Laundry and Dishwasher “Packs”
All household cleaners and chemicals should be stored out of sight and reach of children. Recently, there have been reports of poisoning from laundry detergent “pods” and dishwashing “packs” – the little, plastic-coated nuggets of chemicals that you can throw …
Tristin Speaks: A Benefit for Autism Awareness
The Safest Line is proud to sponsor: The Tristin Speaks Benefit April 6th, 2013 3-8p On July 26th, 2012 3359 West 115th Street – Merrionette Park, IL 60803 Tristin Jeras went missing from his home in Bridgeview, IL. An Amber …
Safety Tip: Don’t Ignore Furniture Tip-Over Warnings
While you should be proud if you were skilled enough to put together that new bookshelf without cracking the instruction manual once, make sure you didn’t ignore an important warning that could save your child’s life. Bookshelves, DVD racks, entertainment …
Are Parents in Denial?
You know how surveys find Americans dislike Congress but think their own representatives are good? The same may be true of parents’ views on children. A study from the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia …
Troxel Recalls Flexible Flyer Swing Sets
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and The Troxel Company announced the voluntary recall of Troxel’s Flexible Flyer Swing Sets because the see-saw seats can break away from the bolt fasteners during use, posing a fall hazard. People should immediately stop …



