Safe Kids Week 2025
June 2-8, 2025 | Focus: Kids and Concussions
Parachute’s 2025 Safe Kids Week is June 2 to 8! This year’s messaging will focus on kids and concussions.
Join ADSN as we take part in Safe Kids Week to learn more about consumer product safety and how we can protect the children in our care. This year’s focus on consumer product safety provides valuable insights and practical tips to ensure your dayhome is free from hazardous products. By participating with us, you’ll gain access to essential resources and demonstrate your commitment to child safety.
Let’s work together to create the safest environments for our children. Learn more at parachute.ca/safe-kids-week.
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Safe Kids Week Bingo
Dive into Kids and Concussions for Safe Kids Week with our fun and interactive bingo card!
This bingo card is full of concussion awareness action items. As you complete them, mark them off.
At the end of the week, tag a photo of your bingo card with #SKW2025 on Instagram or Facebook or email your bingo card to [email protected] to be entered into a draw for $100 in Gift Cards.
Each line of 5 that you cross off will be considered an additional entry to the draw.
Take the pledge!
The Dayhome Provider Consumer Product Safety Pledge is a commitment made by dayhome providers to uphold the highest standards of safety and care in their programs. By taking this pledge, providers promise to stay informed about product recalls, regularly inspect toys and equipment, choose age-appropriate and non-toxic materials, supervise children vigilantly, educate them about safe play, and maintain a hazard-free environment. The intention behind this pledge is to ensure that all children in dayhomes have a safe, nurturing, and enjoyable space to learn and play. This pledge highlights the provider’s dedication to safety and reassures parents of their commitment to their child’s well-being. Alberta’s Dayhome Support Network encourages this proactive approach to safety but is not liable for the implementation or outcomes of this pledge, as it is a personal promise by each individual dayhome provider.
Learn More!
The Injury Prevention Centre has many great safety related resources that dayhomes can make use of. They are an Alberta organization based out of the University of Alberta.
Parachute is Canada’s leader in injury prevention focused on three key areas where people are unintentionally injured: in the home, at play, and on the move.
Alberta’s Dayhome Support Network (ADSN) is a vibrant community and resource hub aimed at empowering dayhome providers in their efforts to nurture Alberta’s children.
