Children’s safety refers to the measures, practices, and policies implemented to protect children from harm, injury, or abuse. It encompasses various aspects of a child’s environment, including physical safety at home, in schools, and within the community, as well as emotional and psychological safety. This can involve creating safe spaces, providing supervision, educating children about potential dangers, and promoting safe behaviors. Children’s safety also includes legal protections against neglect and abuse, ensuring that children have access to safe recreational activities and resources. Overall, it aims to create an environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive free from threats to their well-being.
Increasing E-bike Incidents Spark New Safety Legislation A recent incident involving an electric bike rider in Oceanside has underscored the rising concern over e-bike safety for children. The crash, which…