Save the date for Safe Kids Week! The focus will be concussion in children ages 0-14, with a special focus on young children under 6 years old. #SKW2025 #KidsAndConcussions

Myth: If a child looks fine after a fall, there’s nothing to worry about.
Fact: Symptoms of a concussion can show up hours or days later. Stay alert. parachute.ca/safekidsweek #SKW2025 #KidsAndConcussions

Save the date! Parachute's #SKW2025 runs June 2 - 8 & focuses on #KidsAndConcussions. Safe Kids Week is an annual awareness campaign designed to bring attention to predictable and preventable injuries in children. Learn more: parachute.ca/en/program/s...

Do you study paediatric concussion? @parachute.ca’s upcoming Safe Kids Week is a great opportunity to share your work.

Celebrated June 2-8, 2025, this year’s theme is #KidsAndConcussions

Learn more: parachute.ca/en/program/s...

June 2 – 8, 2025 is #SKW2025! We’re raising awareness and sharing information about concussions and children – from toddlers to teens. Be part of it. parachute.ca/safekidsweek #KidsAndConcussions

As kids grow, the main causes of concussion change:
Under 5: Falls.
Ages 5-9: Falls & sports.
Ages 10-14: Sports & recreation.
Learn more: parachute.ca/safekidsweek #SKW2025 #KidsAndConcussions

Calling all parents, caregivers, teachers, child care workers, family and friends: everyone has a role to play in preventing, recognizing and responding to concussions in kids. Join us for #SKW2025. parachute.ca/safekidsweek #KidsAndConcussions

Did you know? 71% of concussions in children under 5 are caused by falls – often from beds, stairs, or sofas. Learn more about preventing falls and concussions at home: parachute.ca/safekidsweek #SKW2025 #KidsAndConcussions

Safe Kids Week 2025 is focused on #KidsAndConcussions. Concussion prevention, among young children, means preventing dangerous falls from high surfaces such as furniture, down stairs & out windows. Older children? more concussions occur during sports & recreation activities. Info at parachute.ca.

Care for #KidsAndConcussions should follow Canada’s Living Guideline for Pediatric Concussion. Learn more: pedsconcussion.com #SKW2025

Safe Kids Week 2025 is focused on #KidsAndConcussions. Concussion prevention, among young kids, means preventing dangerous falls from high surfaces such as furniture, down stairs & out windows. For older kids, concussions occur more during sports & rec activities.

Learn more at parachute.ca

Young children may not be able to express their symptoms after a head injury. Knowing what symptoms to look out for is key. Check out the Early Childhood Detection Tool to learn more: coco.umontreal.ca/en/coco-tools/ #SKW2025 #KidsAndConcussions