Furniture Tip-Overs
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Furniture Tip-Overs National Experts
Prevent Child Injury offers members access to spokespeople selected for their knowledge on injury prevention topics. These experts are available to speak to media and other interested parties.
Outreach Week Events
Thursday, February 3, 2022
Webinar: Prevention of Child Injuries Associated with Furniture Tip-Overs
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
Furniture Tip-Overs Twitter Chat
PROJECT MATERIALS
These materials were created by Prevent Child Injury to assist in outreach efforts on furniture tip-overs. Most of these materials can be co-branded with your organization's logo. Note: Both English (ENG) and Spanish (ESP) versions are available.
RESOURCES
These materials on were created by Prevent Child Injury members or other trusted sources.
Websites
Brochures, Fact Sheets, & Webpages
One Child Dies Every 10 Days Brochure (PDF) – Parents Against Tip-overs
Furniture – Kids in Danger
Furniture & TV Tip-Overs: Keeping Everything in Place – Make Safe Happen
Furniture and TV Tip-overs – NCH*
Furniture and TV Tip-Over Hazards – InterNACHI*
Furniture Tip-Overs: A Hidden Hazard in Your Home – Consumer Reports
Two Tip-Overs in One Week Highlight Continued Threat of Unstable Furniture – Consumer Reports
Posters, Graphics, & Infographics
A Bookshelf is Not a Ladder – Make Safe Happen
Prevent Tip-Over Deaths: Secure Your Furniture and TVs (PDF) – Kids in Danger
Videos
Anchor It into Brick – CPSC*
Anchor It and Protect a Child – CPSC*
Anchor Your TV to Prevent Dangerous Tip Overs – Make Safe Happen
Furniture and TV Tip-Overs – NCH*
Household Safety: Preventing furniture tip-over tips – Children's Minnesota
How to Anchor Furniture to Avoid Tip-Overs – Consumer Reports
PAT Parents Support the STURDY Act – Parents Against Tip-Overs
The Danger of Furniture Tip-Overs – Consumer Reports
Blogs
Furniture tip-overs: What parents can do to prevent injuries in the home – Children’s Minnesota
News Articles
The Big Number: Every 46 Minutes, a Child Goes to an ER After Furniture Falls on Them – The Washington Post
Reports & Data
*List of Abbreviations
CPSC: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
IAFCS: International Association for Child Safety
InterNACHI: International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
NCH: Nationwide Children’s Hospital
SKW: Safe Kids Worldwide
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