Alaska Summer Driving and Kids – A right of passage for many children is finally being “big enough to ride in the front.” At the same time, airbags can seriously injure or kill young children riding in the front seat. Keep children in approved car seats as long as they are under the recommended age and sizes. Alaska…
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Better playground safety – You love it when your child says that they want to play outside. With so many digital distractions, knowing that your child wants to connect with other children and nature is a relief. However, you are unhappy with park and playground maintenance in your area. Consequently, you write to the city…
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National Playground Safety Week is April 21 – 25, 2025. Playgrounds have long been a cherished space for children to enjoy the great outdoors, learn essential social skills, and engage in physical activity. It’s important to teach children about playground safety at every age. Playgrounds safety doesn’t just happen. It requires people like you to take…
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Spring break is approaching for schools across Alaska. Many families spend spring break at home to participate in local events and activities. Keeping kids entertained and safe while out of school is a priority for all parents. Home Entertainment Preparing educational games and activities for school-age children can be rewarding for families spending spring break at…
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Winter Car Seat Safety – Child seats help protect children in case of an auto accident. They are extremely important, helpful and a requirement for children under height, age and weight restrictions. There are things to consider for car seats during winter that may not be at issue during warmer months. Basics In Winter Car…
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Keep kids warm and safe. Below freezing and negative temperatures are common winter occurrences across Alaska. If your family will be outdoors, plan ahead to keep kids warm and safe. Reduce the risk of hypothermia, frostbite, and accidents during cold weather months. Make A Plan To Keep Kids Warm and Safe Make a plan of where…
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