Safe Kids Utah County

Safe Kids Utah County Helping Utah County become a safer place for children by preventing unintentional injuries & fatalities.

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At Safe Kids Utah County, we show how much we care about children by diligently trying to make Utah County a safer place by preventing unintentional injuries and fatalities in those 0 to 19. Whether you have your car seat checked by one of our certified car seat technicians, come to one of our car seat checkpoints, or visit one of our booths at Utah County events, we hope you'll work with us to always .

Todos sabemos que criar a los   puede ser un desafío. Si bien hay algunas batallas que simplemente no vale la pena pelea...
11/22/2025

Todos sabemos que criar a los puede ser un desafío. Si bien hay algunas batallas que simplemente no vale la pena pelear, proteger a tu adolescente detrás del volante es una que sí lo vale. Antes de entregarles las llaves del vehículo 🔑, asegúrate de que ellos se sepan las reglas de la carretera 🚘 🚦.

We all know parenting teens can be challenging. While some battles aren’t worth fighting, protecting your teen behind th...
11/22/2025

We all know parenting teens can be challenging. While some battles aren’t worth fighting, protecting your teen behind the wheel is. Before you hand over the car keys 🔑, make sure they know the rules of the road 🚘 🚦.

Teach your teens to buckle up every ride, every car, every time, forever. Start this rule when your kids are young.
11/21/2025

Teach your teens to buckle up every ride, every car, every time, forever. Start this rule when your kids are young.

11/21/2025

Christmas is fast approaching and we wanted to do something to help the struggling families in the communities that we serve.

In collaboration with Tabitha's Way and our incredible first responders we are holding a toy drive!

Saturday, December 6th 1000-1600hrs
UVU Lots 9 & 10
800 S Wolverine Way, Orem

Please help us spread the word and bring some holiday cheer!

For any questions, media outreach, or business sponsorship queries, please contact Anjanelle Redford at
badgesbootsandtoys@gmail.com

Rain, snow, slush, all wet weather patterns can make driving more dangerous. Teach your teens to drive slow and to slow ...
11/20/2025

Rain, snow, slush, all wet weather patterns can make driving more dangerous. Teach your teens to drive slow and to slow down in dangerous weather conditions.

11/18/2025

Keeping your eyes on the road is one of the first things we all learn about safe driving. So why would anyone ever think it is okay to text when behind the wheel, or do anything else that takes your attention from driving? Your kids are counting on you to focus on the drive! Take the National Safety Council pledge to drive distraction-free: https://www.cpsboard.org/car-seat-safety/car-seat-safety-distracted/

National Safety Council National CPS Certification NHTSA Safe Kids Worldwide

When poisonous products can't be locked up, store them up and out of your child's sight and reach. Choose products with ...
11/15/2025

When poisonous products can't be locked up, store them up and out of your child's sight and reach. Choose products with child-resistant packaging whenever possible.

Age 9 might sound young—but that’s when kids start forming opinions about alcohol. 🍷👀Talking early helps them make safer...
11/14/2025

Age 9 might sound young—but that’s when kids start forming opinions about alcohol. 🍷👀

Talking early helps them make safer choices later.
If they see alcohol as ""fun," they're more likely to try it.

Start the convo now—it’s never too early (or too late). 💬



Why prevent underage drinking? Because it protects kids’ developing brains from the harms of alcohol. This sitcom-themed spot reminds parents when you express strong disapproval of underage drinking, most kids don’t drink.

This video by The Car Seat Lady shows why fluffy clothing such as thick winter coats should not be worn in the car seat....
11/13/2025

This video by The Car Seat Lady shows why fluffy clothing such as thick winter coats should not be worn in the car seat. Safer solutions are offered in the video!

Puffy coats & snowsuits add 4 inches or more slack to the harness straps - increasing the risk of head injury for reasons this video will show using real cra...

It is important to wear seat belt properly when pregnant. Follow the tips below to keep you and your baby safe.
11/12/2025

It is important to wear seat belt properly when pregnant. Follow the tips below to keep you and your baby safe.

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury - or TBI - caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to t...
11/10/2025

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury - or TBI - caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move quickly back and forth. This fast movement can cause the brain to bounce around or twist in the skull, creating chemical changes in the brain and sometimes stretching and damaging the brain cells.

Learn more at cdc.gov/HEADSUP

Address

151 S University Avenue, Ste 2700
Provo, UT
84601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18018517513

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Keeping Kids Safe

At Safe Kids Utah County, we show how much we care about children by diligently trying to make Utah County a safer place by preventing unintentional injuries and fatalities in those 0 to 19. Whether you have your car seat checked by one of our certified car seat technicians, come to one of our car seat checkpoints, or visit one of our booths at valley health fairs, we hope you'll work with us to always #KeepKidsSafe.