Safe Kids Worldwide
What it is
Safe Kids Worldwide is a nonprofit focused on preventing unintentional childhood injury, frequently co-authoring peer-reviewed research with hospital injury-research centers.
What it covers
Child injury prevention across the same mechanism classes the Hazard Map uses: poisoning, falls, drowning, burns, and product-related injury — including the button-battery research co-published with Nationwide Children's Hospital.
How to verify
Published studies appear in the peer-reviewed literature (Pediatrics and similar) and are linked from the organization's research pages. The journal article, not the press release, is the citable object.
How SafeMama uses it
Cited where Safe Kids co-authored the underlying study, with the journal and year named alongside the organization. Advocacy positions without a study behind them are not used as factual claims.
Limitations / conflicts
The organization accepts corporate sponsorship, including from manufacturers in categories it studies. That does not invalidate peer-reviewed findings, but it is why SafeMama cites the study rather than the recommendation.
Verify it yourself
Don't take our word for it — check the source directly. Certifications lapse and data changes; the official database is always the current answer.
Related sources
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (incl. SaferProducts.gov)
Covers products and brands
Nationwide Children's Hospital — Center for Injury Research and Policy
Covers products and brands