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| Dog bites and dog attacks are responsible for thousands of child injuries every year. Children are more susceptible to dog bites and attacks because they are not adept at reading a dog’s temperament or propensity to bite. Arizona dog bite laws impose strict liability on pet owners, even if the dog has a friendly disposition and no history of biting. Click to read more... |
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| Bike accidents often occur because drivers are not paying attention at stop signs, crosswalks or intersections, or other bicyclists are riding recklessly on bike paths. You should instruct your children to ride their bike defensively to avoid an accident. A green light at an intersection or cross street may mean you legally have the right of way, but someone making a turn or running a light may not notice you. Click to read more... |
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| Child Safety Tip #1: Make sure you have smoke alarms in place and change your batteries once per year. Picking an important day (holiday or birthday) to change your smoke alarm batteries makes it easier to remember. Also, check to ensure your parents do the same if the children visit their grandparents and stay overnight. Click to read more... |
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