Don't assume that the same helmet will protect your child in a variety of activities. Different
helmets are designed to withstand different types of impact. For example - bicycle helmets are
designed to withstand injuries to the front of the head, while roller skate helmets are designed
to protect the back of the head, where most injuries occur.
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The Kids Safety Bulletin
Welcome to the online home of the Kids Safety Bulletin, a weekly column syndicated
in newspapers and magazines across the United States.
The goal of our column is to provide life saving resources for parents and caregivers of children of all ages. But we are more than just a column. We are a branch of the Keenan's Kids Foundation, a non profit organization dedicated to child safety and writers of the award winning book, 365 Ways to Keep Kids Safe. The Keenan's Kids Foundation provides the Kids Safety Bulletin FREE OF CHARGE to accepting publications.
Please take a moment to look through our website. Here you will find answers on topics of child safety, more information about the Keenan's Kids Foundation and 365 Ways to Keep Kids Safe, and information about how you can make the Kids Safety Bulletin a part of your publication.
The goal of our column is to provide life saving resources for parents and caregivers of children of all ages. But we are more than just a column. We are a branch of the Keenan's Kids Foundation, a non profit organization dedicated to child safety and writers of the award winning book, 365 Ways to Keep Kids Safe. The Keenan's Kids Foundation provides the Kids Safety Bulletin FREE OF CHARGE to accepting publications.
Please take a moment to look through our website. Here you will find answers on topics of child safety, more information about the Keenan's Kids Foundation and 365 Ways to Keep Kids Safe, and information about how you can make the Kids Safety Bulletin a part of your publication.
