Safety Mottos - Child Safety

Child safety slogans are usually very simple so the children can understand and remember them. They are usually made to be as fun and catchy as possible. Important slogans such as "Don’t take candy from strangers" should be taught at home, by the parents, and will usually also be taught at school, through class discussion and maybe a play to show the consequences that not 'obeying' this slogan could have.
Below: We take educated chances with our own health and safety, but when it comes to our children, we can't be nearly so cavalier. They haven't learned true safety and consequences, so the earlier we start them on the path to everyday safety habits, the better. Having them wear 'practice' safety gear helps, as do very simple, memorable safety mottos with cartoons or pictures.

Other child safety slogans are aimed at the adults looking after the child, to make sure that the environment is safe for the child. Here are a few of each:

Look both ways before crossing the road

Hug your kids at home, belt them in the car

Keep medicines locked up

Use child safety locks on cupboards

Never leave children alone near water

Check bath water with wrist or elbow

Keep baby safe

There is a huge emphasis on the topic of child safety, because it is the adults' responsibility to provide the child with a safe environment when it is very young and then as the child grows and learns, to teach the child proper safety rules and manners. Children have the highest likelihood of doing something unsafe, simply because they do not understand or know that it is dangerous or can have future consequences. Using simple child safety slogans is an easy way for children to learn what is safe and what is not.