Guest Post By Noah Rue As a teacher, it’s not necessarily difficult to pick up on obvious signs of abuse when you’re in the classroom....

Guest Post By Noah Rue Children ages 8-12 in the U.S. spend, on average, anywhere from 4-6 hours a day in front of a screen. For...

2020 was a year of unprecedented turmoil and civil unrest. There were at least 32 major riots and countless other smaller protests...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness has partnered with Signs That Save to help educate parents, early childhood professionals,...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness is proud to support the PREP (Promoting Responsible Emergency Protocols) For All Students Act, a...

Guest Post by Neve Spicer, Founder & Director at We The Parents Successful stress management is something that comes with experience;...

We are nearing the start of the holiday season with many thoughts on our minds, such as How can we celebrate safely? Can we see and spend...

Thanksgiving is going to look a little different this year for many families. According to CBS News, “health experts have warned that...

The pandemic has also taught us that disasters don’t stop, not even for a national health crisis.

A recent article in the Washington Post highlighted the importance of protecting children from accidental poisonings.

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness was proud to be a part of the 1st ever YMCA Disaster Aware Conference this past weekend in San...

The Institute For Childhood Preparedness welcomes Nikki Fernandes as Disaster Project Coordinator for the US Virgin Islands. We welcome...

The week of January 21st-27th was phenomenal for The Institute For Childhood Preparedness. We brought our active shooter preparedness...

Honolulu Emergency Services Department recently received a terrifying call. A teaching assistant accidentally served Pine-Sol cleaning...

Winter is a special time of the year! It’s a joyous season filled with families coming together to celebrate the holidays. But, winter...