The 60-Second Parent Firearm Safety Check
FROM THE VIDEO · EDUCATIONAL TOY?
Would Your Child Know What To Do?
Four plain questions to start a family safety talk. No trick wording, no account, and no email.
Question 1
1 of 4CHECK COMPLETE
Your family safety snapshot
The three-step family checklist
- Store firearms locked and unloaded.
- Lock ammunition separately.
- Keep keys and combinations inaccessible.
What the evidence says
CDC reviewed 1,262 fatal unintentional firearm injury deaths among ages 0–17 from 2003–2021. 85.5% occurred in a house or apartment; 66.6% involved playing with or showing the firearm.
Read the CDC review · exact denominator and time rangeIn a national probability survey conducted in December 2024, 21.1% of 879 firearm-owning adults living with children reported at least one loaded and unlocked firearm.
Read the PubMed record · self-report surveyTHE SAME SOURCE-VIDEO CONTEXT
Keep the toy fun. Keep firearm safety separate.
Raven is a colorful building-block toy blaster. It belongs in play; secure firearm storage, adult supervision, and formal instruction belong in the safety plan.
A toy never replaces secure firearm storage, adult supervision, or formal instruction.