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We've pulled together some tips to help ensure we're all prepared to keep the children around us as safe as possible. Whether you're at home with members of your own family or out in the community, thank you for looking out for child safety. It takes a village, and a little education goes a long way!
Child Safety Information
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Battery Safety
Coin-sized button batteries are a choking hazard AND can cause serious injuries.Read More -
Article
Car Seat Safety
The type of seat your child needs depends on multiple factors, including your child’s age, height, weight, and developmental needs.
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Helmet Safety
Teach your kids to wear helmets and follow simple safety guidelines, and you can create safe habits that last a lifetime.Read More -
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Protect Against Sun Damage
Choose a good sunscreen, know your skin, and know your risks.
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Water Safety
Keep summer fun and safe by making sure all kids and adults wear properly fitting life jackets and practice water safety.Read More -
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Winter Safety
Follow these tips to keep the whole family safe and injury-free while enjoying Idaho’s beautiful winters.Read More
Classes & Events
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calendar iconNext Date & TimeThursday, Jul 06, 2023 6 p.m.-8 p.m.price tag icon$15.00, Registration Required
Baby Be Safe is a class for expectant parents, parents with children under 3, grandparents, and childcare providers.<br />
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calendar iconNext Date & TimeThursday, Sep 07, 2023 6 p.m.-9 p.m.price tag icon$25.00, Registration Required
Family Be Safe focuses on how to prevent the most common injuries seen in infants and children, and ways to respond in emergencies.
St. Luke's Children's
