This project traces back to two children. From that grief came a question that wouldn't go away — not "how do we cope" but "how do we prevent." That question became this site. It's small on purpose, open by design, and not selling anything.
Kid Safest started with one question: how did this happen — and how do we stop it happening to someone else?
The most dangerous place for a child in this country isn't the street or the school — it's home. Road safety has its campaigns, and home safety deserves the same, because most childhood home injuries are preventable with nothing more than awareness. This site is the awareness: every number sourced, every claim backed by the institutions that track it.
Kid Safest is part of Omxus — a broader project building identity, safety and freedom systems on one principle: prevention over punishment. It's free. No ads, no tracking, no sign-up required, nothing for sale.
Prevention is a team effort. These seats are held for the people who make a project like this real — and most of them are still open. If one of them sounds like you, come and take it.
We never frighten. Every danger comes with the step that prevents it — because fear paralyses and knowledge empowers.
Every figure traces to a named source, listed in the directory: AIHW, the Australian Child Maltreatment Study, AIFS, Royal Life Saving and the Poisons Information Centres. If we can't source it, we don't say it.
No ads, no tracking, no paywall. This is a service, not a product. If you know a better way, let's do it.
Whether you take a seat or just take the checklist, you're part of the prevention. Come in.
Kid Safest
Australian home-injury and child-harm data, made clear so it can be prevented.
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, work and raise our children, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. LGBTQIA+ people belong here.
A note before you rely on this. We share general safety information from Australian research and link every source, but we don't know your child or your home. It isn't medical, legal or professional advice. For your situation, talk to your GP, child health nurse or a licensed installer. If a child is hurt or unwell, call 000, or Poisons on 13 11 26. More · Our sources