It’s not surprising that Halloween is a favorite for parents and children! Kids love to dress up, go trick-or-treating, and eat candy.

Back-to-school is in full swing, and cooler days are setting in.

On October 4, 2019, Warner Brothers is set to release Joker in The United States. The R-rated movie is a psychological and violent thriller.

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness is excited to announce our new partnership with Academy Primary School in Rockville, Maryland.

We strive to provide early childhood professionals with the best and most informative training possible.

As experts in early childhood, we are routinely asked to endorse products that would provide aid in an active shooter situation.

Playground safety has always been a priority for parents and childcare providers.

Daily, parents are flooded with news articles about how to choose high-quality child care programs.

September marks the start of National Preparedness Month, a campaign designed to raise awareness about natural disasters, emergencies...

Caring for young children can be challenging on a day-to-day basis, and during an emergency, those challenges are greatly magnified.

Back-to-school can be a chaotic time for parents and children, and it presents new safety challenges.

Many victims and witnesses of crimes often have second thoughts about reporting the incident. Some complainants fear the offender.

Heatstroke causes an average of 38 deaths per year. 2018 was the deadliest year yet, with 53 children dying from heatstroke.

Calvert and his team recently created a Suspicious Activity Report tool for concerned citizens in Kansas.

Over 15 hours this past weekend, the cities of El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio were victimized by active shooter incidents leaving 29 dead.

During our recent travels to Kansas and California, an alarming theme emerged among family childcare providers.

An average of 38 children die in hot cars every year, with 88% under the age of 3.

Between 2012 through 2017, poison control centers received over 70,000 calls for help, an average of 40 calls per day about liquid pods.

A recent article in the Washington Post highlighted the importance of protecting children from accidental poisonings.

This report was born out of a great need to protect young children from the inevitability of another emergency or natural disaster.