child safety

With children out of school for a lengthy period of time due to the coronavirus crisis, safety should be an important issue, so Safe Kids Missoula has put together a checklist of safety tips to make the time at home safer and less stressful.

A tragedy in Mississippi that has universal implications is bringing an important safety message to parents in Montana.

Every three weeks in the United States, a child dies from a TV tipping over, and that’s why Safe Kids Missoula is bringing partners and families together to promote National TV Safety Day on Saturday, February 2.

Sunday is National Heatstroke Prevention Day

This was the ad from Nationwide that caused such controversy during the Super Bowl. It highlights the possible dangers to children that are present in every home.

Saturday is going to be a fun day in Missoula. A couple things that will be beneficial to families and ladies around the area are at the Karl Tyler Block Party.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to upgrade the standards for child safety seats. They’re proposing that child car seats would have to protect children from death and injury in side impact crashes. The new standards could prevent the deaths of about five children and injuries to 64 others each year...