NEW EDITION! Understanding Infant & Child Safety 2nd Edition Video Program

Teach parents how to confidently keep their children safe with the Understanding Infant & Child Safety 2nd Edition Video Program. Built on the success of the first edition, this updated video program retains the same structure and much of the original footage, paired with all-new narration sharing updated guidelines, refreshed graphics, and a selection of new scenes featuring new footage. 

Play by chapter or clip to teach critical topics like safe sleep, car safety, choking prevention, and emergency preparedness, including insights from a childproofing expert, parent interviews, real-life scenarios, and animations. All this helps families understand how to prevent common childhood injuries without feeling overwhelmed or alarmed.  

Also available in Spanish so you can reach more families! (2nd Edition Spanish coming soon!) 

A Must-Have Visual Teaching Tool for Infant & Child Safety Education 

Designed for flexibility and ease of use, this program supports a wide range of teaching settings: 

• Group parenting or safety classes 
• Bedside and discharge education 
• One-on-one teaching sessions 
• Community and public health programs 

What’s Included: 

• Video Program on USB with easy navigation and playback controls 
• 11 video clips (approximately 40–45 minutes total) 
• Updated Facilitator’s Guide with teaching tips and discussion prompts 
• Parent Handouts to reinforce learning at home 

Infant & Child Safety Topics Covered  

The program includes the following essential clips for newborns and young children, including: 

• Infant Car Seats 
• ​Hot Cars & Carbon Monoxide 
• Backover & Frontover Safety 
• Safe Sleep 
• Abusive Head Trauma 
• Safe Baby Gear 
• Childproofing Products 
• Choking, Suffocation, and Strangulation Prevention 
• Drowning Prevention 
• Household Poisons 
• Preparing for Emergencies 

An easy-to-use menu allows you to choose to play videos by chapter, by clip, or play all! 

Perfect for: 

• Hospital class and bedside educators (L&D, postpartum, NICU, pediatrics) 
• Childbirth and parenting educators (safety, CPR, car seat classes) 
• Public health departments 
• Community health programs 
• Home visiting professionals

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