Safe Ride 4 Kids

71% of people said they plan to drive to their summer vacation destination this year! Are you one of them?

“I always recommend that my families have their children eat while sitting, and avoid giving toddlers food while in the car,” says Dr. Lisa Dana.

Choking on the Road: Don't Let Your Kids Eat While You Are Driving It's safer to not let your kids eat in the car in case your child starts choking while you are driving. It puts you in a very dangerous situation.

Tip of the week: When the whining begins, it’s tempting to hand over any edible item around to quiet your traveling tot. If you must give in to a snack in the car — say your tot missed a meal due to travel arrangements — avoid foods that are considered choking hazards for young kids like raw carrots, popcorn, nuts, grapes, and raisins.

For safer, neater snacking stick with fast-dissolving puffs, small crackers, dry cereal, or unsalted pretzels (easier to vacuum up :-) ) with a spill-proof cup of water to wash it down.

makes traveling so much easier!

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice. 🇺🇸

Travel days just got easier! The RideSafer Travel Vest is lightweight, packable, and simple to use so carpools and family trips can be way less stressful. Just grab, go, and buckle up: shop.saferide4kids.com/products/ridesafer-travel-vest

35% more people are planning to visit a National Park on vacation this year than in 2025!

Can you believe it's already almost Memorial Day?!

Often considered the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day weekend is often when pools in many areas open for summer. Whether pools or lakes, people are headed out to play in the water. Here's how to keep your kids' time in the water safe.

Keep Your Summer Fun with Water Safety Summer time fun typically includes swimming and other water activities, stay safe with these water safety tips from a lifeguard trainer.

Tip of the week: In case of losing a child in a busy place (sometimes they like to walk away before you realize it), a child locator or ID bracelet helps find them again quickly. There are various types for various budgets, from a small unit with a transmitter to a bracelet with a QR code the child wears.
This one is by SmartKidsID.com

should always be this easy!

Did you know? Almost half of Americans plan to take a vacation this summer that will require a flight and/or a hotel or vacation rental stay.