This checklists covers the most important safety tips for preventing common injuries while caring for your 3-5 year old at home. Also available in French.
Playing with toys is such an important part of your child’s physical and mental development. It’s especially enjoyable—and a bonding opportunity—if you join in and play with your child. But many toys—especially ones that are inappropriate for your…
This checklists covers the most important safety tips for preventing common injuries at home for your 5-9 year old. Also available in French.
This fact sheet outlines the stages of child passenger safety and the developmental requirements for moving a child into the next type of seat. The fact sheet is available in 14 languages: English, French, Mi'kmaq, Wolastoqey, Arabic, Mandarin…
Spotlight: Why Injury Prevention MattersThis July 6, 2026 Child Safety Link will join injury prevention organizations across…
Child Safety Link acknowledges that our office is in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people. We are all Treaty people who benefit greatly from the shared resources of this land and honouring our shared Treaty…
This infographic highlights the issue of children's falls in Atlantic Canada, and provides tips to caregivers on how they can minimize the risks of children's falls at home. Also available in French, Mi'kmaq and Arabic.
The intent of this paper is to provide an overview of the evidence regarding falls in young children and best practice prevention recommendations
This infographic details the fall-related injuries in Atlantic Canada in the 0-14 yr age group.
Thanks to our friends at CTV Morning for having Child Safety Link Health Promoter Sarah Mavrak on the show this morning to…
