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Tips from Our Experts

See what our experts have to say about timely health, wellness and injury prevention topics.

5 ways to keep kids mentally, emotionally healthy this summer

Dr. Brooks Keeshin provides tips to help families get through summer during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Checkups and immunizations during the pandemic

Dr. Neal Davis shares the importance of making sure your kids keep up with checkups and vaccines during this unusual time.

Keep kids safe! Spot the Tot while social distancing.

Primary Children's Community Health Manager, Jessica Strong shares why it's important to Spot the Tot as children play outside.

Talking to kids about race and racism

Not sure how to talk to kids about race and racism? The American Academy of Pediatrics says it’s important to start young, and books might help.

Child Safety & Injury Prevention

Hold On To Dear Life

ATV Safety

Car Seat Safety

Kids in Cars

Window Falls

Spot the Tot

Wear Your Helmet

Emotional Wellbeing

Water Safety

Pedestrian Safety

The Hold On To Dear Life® campaign was established at Primary Children's Hospital in 1990 to educate the community on how to keep children safe. The original campaign focused on child restraint/seat belt use and later child abuse prevention. In the last few years, it has been broadened to include mental wellness, the award-winning, Spot the Tot program, and other injury prevention topics. 

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