Protecting Little Travelers: Expert Insights on Child Car Restraints + Q&A
Join Kidsafe WA to discuss the dos and don’ts of child car restraints. At the end, we will also be holding a live Q+A.
If you can’t make it on the day, sign up, and we will send through the recording once the webinar has finished!
Time: 10am-11am AWST
Date: 02/05/2025
Where: Teams
This webinar is best suited for parents, carers and educators who travel with little ones regularly.
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A Parent’s Guide to Baby’s First Year
As a new parent, we know that the first 12 months of your baby’s life can be a whirlwind of new information. This interactive webinar aims to provide a range of information on common injuries that can happen to babies and toddlers and simple ways to help you provide a safe environment for your baby’s first 12 months.
Suitable for parents, carers and guardians of children under 12 months of age
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Clearing the Air: A focus on Vaping with Cancer Council WA
Kidsafe WA and Cancer Council WA discuss vapes, health impacts of vaping and strategies to support teens.
Suitable for teachers, carers and parents of pre-teens and teens.
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Product Safety: An Overview for Parents and Carers
The session offers information on five child-related product safety issues, mandatory standards and ways to prevent child injury.
Appropriate for parents and carers.
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Keeping Kids Safe on Our Roads
This webinar provides information on road, pedestrian and passenger-related injuries and tips on preventing them.
Suitable for parents and carers of children aged 0-5.
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Child Car Restraints: Common mistakes and how to fix them
This webinar provides information on the common mistakes Kidsafe WA see in child car restraints and offers helpful tips and tricks on correcting these issues.
Suited for parents, carers and childcare professionals who regularly use a child car restraint.
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Considering Concussions with Connectivity
Join Kidsafe WA and Connectivity to discuss concussions, signs and symptoms of a concussion, treatment and best practices going forward.
This webinar best suits sports coaches, volunteers, parents and carers, teachers and professionals.
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A Parent’s Guide to Backyard Play: Nature Play and Safe Backyards
This interactive webinar outlines easy and practical ways to incorporate Nature Play into your backyard, as well as simple tips to keep your backyard safe for young children.
This webinar is best suited for parents, carers and guardians of young children and Family Day Care educators.
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Playground 101
This webinar offers information on the basics of playground safety and how you can utilise the play safety resources and services at Kidsafe WA
Appropriate for the professional playground industry, schools, and local governments and can also be very helpful for parents.
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Keeping Kids Safe on Farms
This Webinar offers information on farm safety and methods to prevent injuries from occurring in farm environments and provides additional resources.
Appropriate for parents and carers of children that live on or near farms.
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A Guide to Safety Island
Designed for primary school teachers, this webinar walks through Safety Island and outlines how to incorporate the modules into lesson planning.
For more information on Safety Island
Suitable for teachers, teachers assistants and teaching students.
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Children’s Week 2024 Podcast: Creating Safe Environments for Kids
Hosted by Meerilinga, our Research and Evaluation Manager Kristen Jamieson joined Parenting Facilitator Belynda Smith for their Children’s Week Podcast. Hear from Kristen and Belynda as they discuss the programs and services available to parents and carers at Kidsafe WA and how we can provide safe environments for children that reduce the risk of injury at home, on the road, and at play.
Click here for more information on Meerilinga and Children’s Week 2024.
For more information, contact Ivana@kidsafewa.com.au.
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