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@CordSafety

Dedicated to educating consumers about the potential hazards window cords pose to young children.

New York
windowcoverings.org
Joined July 2011
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  1. 2 hours ago

    October is Window Covering Safety Month! 👉 Take the time today to check your window coverings and make sure your home 🏡 is Best for Kids™! Better yet, help spread the word! 📣 .

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  2. Oct 12

    Remember to replace your old, corded window coverings with today’s safer products and make sure any home your child spends a lot of time in has cordless window coverings. They are what’s best for kids! 📖 For more tips check out our safety blog: .

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  3. Oct 8

    Want to make your child’s room safer? Start by making sure their window coverings are cordless. Then check out our safety blog for more tips on what’s best for your child’s room!

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  4. Oct 7

    📣 What’s best for kids? Go cordless! Protect your kids from the risks of window covering cords by going cordless. Here’s what to look for: .

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  5. Oct 6

    It’s important to identify potential safety risks in your home. If you have corded window coverings, replace them with their cordless counterparts. Cordless window coverings have the “Best for Kids™” logo on the packaging, so they are easy to identify.

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  6. Oct 4

    Going cordless with your window coverings is easier than ever. All you have to do is ask yourself “what’s best for kids” and look for the Best for Kids™ logo when shopping for window coverings to know you're making the safer choice. 📚 Learn more:

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  7. Oct 1

    October is . 👩‍🏫 Remember what’s best for kids - go cordless!👈 Learn more about window covering safety at 🔗

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  8. Sep 26

    Sometimes you may need to drop your baby off at the house of a grandparent or other caregiver. When dropping your child off, make sure to check for cordless window coverings at their caregivers’ house and educate them on why cordless window coverings are important.

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  9. Sep 21

    No one can ever learn too many safety tips, especially during . Follow these safety tips from to learn about everything from general safety tips, to bathroom and car seat safety you may not have known.

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  10. Sep 17

    Do you know what the top hidden hazards in United States homes are? Check out the infographic (link: )below and see how many are in your house, then make a plan to remove them or make your home safer for your child.

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  11. Sep 9

    In addition to making sure your window coverings are cordless, it’s important to learn tactics to keep your baby safer during . Organizations dedicated to child safety are a great place to educate yourself. Click the link to learn more

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  12. Sep 1

    There can be nothing more rewarding than watching a baby play and learn. This September, , is the right time try to make your baby’s play area safer. Follow this checklist to learn about different ways to childproof your house.

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  13. Aug 24

    Child safety should come first when making home upgrades. Always look for the Best for Kids Label when buying new cordless window coverings. This label means a product has gone through third party testing and is safer for kids. Learn more about the label:

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  14. Aug 10

    🚨Deadline Extension 🚨 The Window Covering Manufacturers Association's 30th annual WCMA Product Awards Competition call for entries is open until August 31st! All US & Canada manufacturers and suppliers of window covering products are eligible.

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  15. Aug 5

    When figuring out where to put a child’s crib, playpen, or bed, remember to examine your surroundings. Be sure to never place these items by a window. Instead, find a space in the room far away from potential hazards to keep your child safer. Learn more:

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  16. Jul 16

    You can always do more to make your home safer. Take this quiz to see how much you know about home safety!

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  17. Jul 12

    Calling all US & Canada manufacturers and suppliers of window covering products! Participate in the Window Covering Manufacturers Association's 30th annual WCMA Product Awards Competition. Entries are due by July 30th. Learn more:

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  18. Jul 8

    Looking for ways to make home improvements this summer but don’t know where to start? Check out our latest blog post to find 9 simple and inexpensive upgrades to make to your home.

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  19. Jun 23

    It's not only important to check your child's caregivers home for window covering cord safety hazards. Talk with the other adults in their lives about the importance of using cordless window coverings. Share these, and other tips with them!

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  20. Jun 14

    Partake in National Safety Month by checking out 's home safety tips including using cordless window coverings in your home and checking your carbon monoxide detectors

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