KID Blog

Hi everyone! My name is Addie, and I’ve been working with Kids In Danger (KID) since September. I’m a Political Science major at Loyola University Chicago, and I’m super passionate about advocacy and helping others. My time at KID has… Read More

For 26 years, Kids In Danger (KID) has dedicated our efforts to saving lives by promoting safer product development, increasing transparency and accountability, and advocating for children. We’ve worked tirelessly to make the world safer for children and families. It… Read More

The holidays are a special time to connect with loved ones, but if you’re traveling with children, safety should be a top priority. Here are five travel tips to help your holiday be as safe as it is memorable. Tip… Read More

Check out these tips for gifting safe toys and other items this holiday season: 1) Toilet Paper Roll Test When buying toys for young children, use the toilet paper roll test. If a toy can fit into a toilet paper… Read More

This month, we’re raising awareness on safe sleep practices for infants. According to the CPSC, unsafe sleep environments accounted for 76 percent of child fatalities reported between 2019 and 2021. Let’s dive into the latest developments – a major recent… Read More

For over two decades, KID has been at the forefront of advocating for safer products, to remove dangerous items from store shelves and homes. From everyday essentials to beloved toys, KID has fought tirelessly to hold manufacturers accountable and raise… Read More

We’re excited to introduce KID’s newest team of interns! Each of these talented individuals brings their own unique skills and fresh perspectives, but they all share one common goal: keeping kids safe. From research to advocacy, this crew will be… Read More

Water beads have become a popular item in schools and sensory play spaces due to their vibrant colors and squishy texture. These tiny balls are made of superabsorbent polymers and can grow up to 1,500 times their size when placed… Read More

Today, KID released two new reports to better assess and improve recall effectiveness.  Recall Effectiveness Under Review The first report, Recall Reality: Are They Failing Our Children, looks at trends of the effectiveness of children’s product recalls issued by the… Read More

Furniture tip-overs pose a serious safety hazard for young children. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a child is injured by a tip-over incident every 30 minutes. Furniture tip-overs usually occur when children try to climb on… Read More