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Child Safety: Protecting Kids, from Tots to Teens
The job of protecting kids most often falls to parents and caregivers, and it is up to them to familiarize themselves with safety risks in and around their homes and communities.

Child Safety | Child Safety in United States Guide
Learn about child safety in the United States with essential tips, laws, and best practices to protect children at home, school, and online. A complete guide for parents and caregivers.

Keeping Children Safe - Childcare.gov
Find tips and resources you can use to support children’s safety at home or on the go.

Young Children: Safety in the Home & Community
We have information and tools to help protect your child from injuries and violence. Provides information on safety in the home and community for parents with children 4 - 11 years old.

Safety, Health, and Injury Prevention Recommendations
Keep children safe from serious injury, and help children learn skills about staying healthy and safe. Early care and education (ECE) providers play a major role in protecting children from injuries.

Homepage | Children's Safety Network
Learn how the Child Safety Learning Collaborative builds sustainable impact in child safety. Participating states shared lessons, tools, and strategies to strengthen programs across the Framework for Quality Improvement and Innovation.

Child Safety - MedlinePlus
What steps should you take to ensure your child's safety? Get specifics on safety for kids.

Child Safety Topics - Children's Safety Network
Child Safety Topics Bike Safety Bullying Prevention Child Care Safety Child Maltreatment Prevention Child Passenger Safety Choking & Strangulation Prevention

Safety Topics - National Child Safety Council
National Child Safety Council educational materials cover a wide range of child safety & safe living topics. Many of NCSC’s materials discuss numerous topics, so some may be listed in more than one category. Use this list to find materials under the main safety topic.

Child safety - IIHS-HLDI
Proper restraint use can reduce crash deaths and injuries even more. Appropriate child safety seats provide significantly more protection in a crash than seat belts alone. Always seat kids in the rear, and choose the right restraint for your child’s age, height, weight and developmental level.