It’s a beautiful 70-degree day and you have a million errands to run. Your 5-month-old is asleep in the back seat and you just need to stop into the grocery store for one minute. There is no harm in leaving … Continue reading
Regardless of the number of wheels they have, children love to play with things that move. From the time they can walk, they’re pushing around a stroller. Once they grow into their walking legs, they graduate to a big wheel. … Continue reading
Young drivers, ages 15-to-20-years old, are especially vulnerable to death and injury on our roadways. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, mile for mile, teenagers are involved in three times as many fatal crashes as all other drivers. … Continue reading
Dayton Children’s 2012 Kohl’s A Minute for Kids program focuses on unintentional injuries resulting from children and families being “on the go” including bicycle injuries, motor vehicle crashes, teen driving incidents and children being left alone inside hot vehicles. With data … Continue reading
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