Safe Kids Stanislaus

YOU ONLY HAVE ONE BRAINPROTECT IT: The CHP - Modesto was out with Rena Bryant from Doctors Medical Center (Safe Kids Stanislaus) along the Virginia Corridor t...oday. Our goalto educate caregivers and children the importance of wearing a helmet when riding their bike, skateboard, scooted, etc. if needed, some walked away with a brand new helmetYahtzee!!! Thank you to all the kind people we met today. See more

Slow down and stay alert for bicyclists, day and night. #bicyclesafety #roadresponsibility http://ow.ly/ZnwN30kFAt1

We’re at the Turlock BMX Bike Park RIGHT NOW! Come see us! Safe Kids Stanislaus

We’re at the Turlock BMX Bike giving out FREE helmets & safety tips! Come see us & bring your friends! We’re here until 1pm! Safe Kids Stanislaus #turlock #turlockpolice #turlockpd

Come down to the BMX Park at 4013 N Walnut Rd Turlock today 7/2/2021 from now until 1pm. We are providing education on wheeled sports safety, National Night Out and providing free helmets to children!

Always make sure your little ones are buckled up!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone! Just a friendly reminder to be sure your child’s toys are safe and age appropriate. The Consumer Product Safety Commission lists recalls on its website at www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/. Sometimes the toys themselves are not the only hazard. The toy’s packaging or storage containers can also pose a risk to your child.

Basic Carseat Safety Checklist

With the cold weather this Christmas Eve and everyone bundled up it is important to watch children around fireplaces. When a gas fireplace is turned on, the glass is extremely hot and can take more than an hour to cool down after it is turned off. Keep children away from the fireplace to prevent burns from the hot glass. #happyholidays

While small household electronics, such as mini remotes, car key fobs and flameless candles are convenient, they also pose an often unknown risk to young children. Many contain coin lithium batteries that can cause serious injury when swallowed. Watch this video to learn more about the risk.

Why does injury prevention matter? In the United States, unintentional injuries account for 40% of the child deaths in the United Statesmore than any other cause. Fortunately, we don’t have to wait for a new drug or medical device to prevent injuries. Safe Kids Worldwide has plenty of tips for every family: http://bit.ly/2WObJny

The CDC's guidelines on how to prevent carbon monoxide exposure

Most states in the U.S. have outlawed texting or hand-held phone use while driving, but phones are not the only distraction. Many parents sometimes distribute food, pick up toys, and adjust entertainment while driving. These distractions take focus off the road, too.Drive distraction-free.http://bit.ly/2GIW5mg

We’re joining with @Safe Kids Worldwide and @General Motors to make sure everyone rides safely this holiday season. Check out these helpful travel tips before packing up the car and heading off to visit loved ones: http://bit.ly/1gmeiox

Smoke alarms save lives! If your alarms have been chirping in short beeps every few minutes, they need new batteries. This one small household task could save your family. Alarms should be replaced every 10 years. New alarms in CA have batteries that last for 10 years!