Additional Resources
For additional child safety resources, review our Child Proof Advice Safety Guide E-Book available on this website at the Shop Our Store tab.
Download this informative publication for a Room by Room Checklist with 160+ safety recommendations, a list of poison plants, a medicine cabinet checklist and 60+ parenting resources answering the most frequently asked child care provider questions.
American Association of Poison Control Centers
Learn about hazardous look-a-like products from the National Poison Control Center. Keep access to the emergency number at home and in your mobile phone.
800-222-1222
learn moreAsk Gun Safety
The ASK (Asking Saves Kids) Campaign promotes a simple idea with the potential to help keep kids safe. It encourages parents to ASK if there is an unlocked gun in the homes where their children play.
learn moreAmerican Red Cross
Register here for Infant CPR classes, baby sitter training and First Aid instruction.
Learn MoreAmerican SIDS Institute (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome)
A national nonprofit health care organization dedicated to the prevention of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Learn MoreChild Proof Advice
Download the Safety Guide E-Book for a Room by Room Checklist. with 160+ safety recommendations
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Halo Sleep Sack Swaddle
Give your child the gift of safe sleep with HALO SleepSack products.
learn moreHand in Hand Water Safety Awareness Foundation
Lifesaving survival swimming skills and water safety education.
learn moreInternational Association for Child Safety (IAFCS)
Find a child proof professional in your area.
learn moreNational Safety Council
A non-profit association preventing injury through
safety education and training.
Parents For Window Blind Safety
Receive information regarding hazardous window covering cords and defective safety devices.
learn moreP.A.S.S.
Fire Extinguisher Training Video
The most important part of fire safety is preparation…learn the steps to take to protect your family.
LEARN MORESmart Start
A non-profit organization ensuring all children have the skills needed to be successful in school.
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