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1 African American Babies and Toddlers Fire Death Data Report
2 African-American Babies and Toddlers Fire Death Data Report U.S. Fire Administration April 2004 This publication was produced by Hager Sharp Inc. for the U.S. Fire Administration
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4 Contents Introduction 1 Fire Deaths among African-American Babies and Toddlers in the United States 3 State Fire Data on African-American Babies and Toddlers 5 Tips to Keep Your Baby or Toddler Fire Safe 27 State Fire Marshal Offices 29
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6 Introduction Parents anticipating the arrival of a new baby make preparations for a safe and comfortable home for their child. They look for cribs, infant seats, and car seats that meet safety standards. Family and friends bring gifts of toys, blankets, and color-coordinated accessories for the baby s room. In all of the planning for the big day, however, parents often overlook the threat of fire to their child s life. Many are unaware of the higher incidence of fire death for children under age 5, a group that is often helpless in such emergencies and dependent on caregivers to keep them safe. For this reason, parents and other caregivers of babies and toddlers need to pay special attention to fire safety. Nationally, African-American children under age 5 are 2.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the African-American In fact, on average, a child under the age of 5 dies nearly every day from residential fire. Toddlers ages 3 to 4 cause a large number of home fires by playing with lighters and matches. When a fire breaks out, babies and toddlers can t escape without the help of a well-prepared parent or caregiver. The United States Fire Administration developed this report as a component of its national multicultural public fire safety campaign for babies and toddlers. This report provides national and state-by-state residential fire death statistics from 1989 through 1998 for African-American children under the age of 5; and the comparative risk of death for these young children. The report is based on African American residential fire death numbers for each state provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. State-by-state data is presented for AL, AR, CA, DC, FL, GA, IL, LA, MD, MI, MS, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, SC, TN, TX, and VA. These states represent the 20 states with the highest total and/or percentage composition of African Americans. They represent 88% of the total U.S. African-American population and thus represent states for which there is statistically accurate and reliable data on the number of residential fire deaths for African Americans in the U.S. The final section of the report provides tips to help parents and caregivers of children under the age of 5 to: PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. 1
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8 Fire Deaths among African-American Babies and Toddlers in the United States Babies and toddlers present a unique predicament when educating the American public about home fire safety. Their limited physical and cognizant abilities and their inability to react immediately to danger make African-American children under age 5, 2.5 times as likely to die in a fire than the rest of the African-American Extensive prevention efforts by the fire service, fire organizations, and fire safety educators have helped decrease baby and toddler residential fire deaths in the United States by more than half between 1989 and Parents and caregivers must now take the next step to teach and practice fire safety in the home so that the country s youngest people grow up to be fire safe citizens. Consider the following: African-American children under age 5 in the United States are 2.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the country s African-American From 1989 to 1998, there were 10,834 1 African American residential fire deaths in United States and of those deaths, 2,217 were African-American children under age 5. The risk of residential fire death in United States for African-American children under age 5 is 1 in 14,050; for the African-American population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 35,543. Children under age 5 make up 10 % of the nation s African-American population but represent 2 of the African-American deaths from residential fires. Fire is the leading cause of unintentional death for children under age 5. More than 94% of U.S. households have at least one smoke alarm. A resident s risk of death from fire is cut in half with the presence of a working smoke alarm. 1 Only a small number of families (25%) have actually developed and practiced a home fire escape plan to ensure they could escape quickly and safely. 2 1 National Fire Protection Association. (2001). U.S. Experience with Smoke Alarms and Other Fire Alarms. Quincy, MA. 2 National Fire Protection Association. (1999) Home Fire Escape Survey. Quincy, MA. 1 Does not include the 41 residential fire deaths from in which the age of the deceased was unknown. 3
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10 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in the US US Young African-American children in the U.S. are 2.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the nation s African-American Among African Americans in the US: 10,834 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 2 of the total US African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths for African-American children in the U.S. under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning 25% 2 15% 5% 2 Additional Statistics on the US: Average African-American population, , under age 5 [3,114,806]. Average African-American population, , age 5 and over [29,765,363]. Residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 14,050; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 34,543. % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five 5
11 AL PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Alabama Young African-American children in Alabama are 1.2 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Alabama: 607 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 63 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up less than of the total African- American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for more than of the total number of residential fire deaths among African Americans. 10.5% 10.4% 10.3% 10.2% 10.1% % 9.8% 9.7% 9.6% 9.5% 9.4% Alabama African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 10.4% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Alabama under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on Alabama: Alabama s average African-American population, , under age 5 [96,815]. Alabama s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [988,735]. Alabama s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 15,367; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 18,175. 6
12 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Arkansas AR Young African-American children in Arkansas are almost three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Arkansas: 244 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 54 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 22% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% Arkansas African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 22% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Arkansas under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Adverse Effects 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on Arkansas: Arkansas average African-American population, , under age 5 [38,252]. Arkansas average African-American population, , age 5 and over [358,007]. Arkansas residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 7,084; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 18,843. 7
13 CA PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in California Young African-American children in California are almost three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in California: 360 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 80 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 22% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% California African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 22% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in California under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Suffocation 3. Fire/Burn 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on California: California s average African-American population, , under age 5 [232,094]. California s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [2,160,888]. California s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 29,012; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 77,175. 8
14 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in The District DC Young African-American children in The District of Columbia are almost three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in The District of Columbia: 83 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 16 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 9% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 19% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% District of Columbia African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 19% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in DC under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 4. Fall Additional Statistics on The District of Columbia: The District of Columbia s average African- American population, , under age 5 [30,241]. The District of Columbia s average African- [35,390]. American population, , age 5 and over The District of Columbia s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 18,901; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 52,821. 9
15 FL PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Florida Young African-American children in Florida are almost twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Florida: 493 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 84 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 17% of the total 2 15% 5% Florida African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 17% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Florida under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Drowning 3. Suffocation 4. Fire/Burn 5. Pedestrian Other Additional Statistics on Florida: Florida s average African-American population, , under age 5 [207,616]. Florida s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,828,677]. Florida s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 24,716; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 44,
16 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Georgia GA Young African-American children in Georgia are almost twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Georgia: 752 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 118 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 16% of the total 2 15% 5% Georgia African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 16% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Georgia under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Pedestrian Other Additional Statistics on Georgia: Georgia s average African-American population, , under age 5 [189,027]. Georgia s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,790,776]. Georgia s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 16,019; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 28,
17 IL PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Illinois Young African-American children in Illinois are almost four times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Illinois: 670 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 203 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 3 of the total 35% 3 25% 2 15% 5% Illinois African-American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of African-American population under age % % of total African-American fire deaths for children under age 5 for African-American children in Illinois under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Suffocation 3. Motor Vehicle Accident 4. Drowning 5. Fall Additional Statistics on Illinois: Illinois average African-American population, , under age 5 [180,855]. Illinois average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,625,220]. Illinois residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 8,909; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 34,
18 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Louisiana LA Young African-American children in Louisiana are more than twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Louisiana: 544 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 112 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 21% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% Louisiana African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 21% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Louisiana under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Pedestrian Other Additional Statistics on Louisiana: Louisiana s average African-American population, , under age 5 [133,422]. Louisiana s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,240,661]. Louisiana s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 11,913; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 287,19. 13
19 MD PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Maryland Young African-American children in Maryland are four times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Maryland: 320 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 88 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 9% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 28% of the total 3 25% 2 15% 5% Maryland African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 28% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Maryland under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Fall Additional Statistics on Maryland: Maryland s average African-American population, , under age 5 [1,138,945]. Maryland s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,207,506]. Maryland s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 12,943; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 52,
20 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Michigan MI Young African-American children in Michigan are 3.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Michigan: 553 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 153 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 28% of the total 3 25% 2 15% 5% Michigan African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 28% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Michigan under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Suffocation 3. Motor Vehicle Accident 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on Michigan: Michigan s average African-American population, , under age 5 [135,180]. Michigan s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,233,981]. Michigan s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 8,835; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 30,
21 MS PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Mississippi Young African-American children in Mississippi are twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Mississippi: 712 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 123 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 17% of the total 2 15% 5% Mississippi African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 17% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Mississippi under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Firearm/Poisoning (tie) Additional Statistics on Mississippi: Mississippi s average African-American population, , under age 5 [93,005]. Mississippi s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [875,852]. Mississippi s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 7,561; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 14,
22 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in New Jersey NJ Young African-American children in New Jersey are more than three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in New Jersey: 299 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 69 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 23% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% New Jersey African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in New Jersey under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Motor Vehicle Accident 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Unspecified Additional Statistics on New Jersey: New Jersey s average African-American population, , under age 5 [101,668]. New Jersey s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,040,506]. New Jersey s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 14,734; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 45,
23 NY PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in New York Young African-American children in New York are more than three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in New York: 678 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 164 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 24% of the total 3 25% 2 15% 5% New York African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in New York under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Suffocation 3. Motor Vehicle Accident 4. Fall 5. Drowning Additional Statistics on New York: New York s average African-American population, , under age 5 [286,810]. New York s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [2,927,774]. New York s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 17,488; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 56,
24 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in North Carolina NC Young African-American children in North Carolina are 1.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in North Carolina: 612 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 79 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 13% of the total 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2% North Carolina African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in North Carolina under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on North Carolina: North Carolina s average African-American population, , under age 5 [140,326]. North Carolina s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,447,822]. North Carolina s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 17,763; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 27,
25 OH PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Ohio Young African-American children in Ohio are three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Ohio: 281 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 70 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up 11% of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 25% of the total 3 25% 2 15% 5% Ohio African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 25% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Ohio under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Suffocation 3. Motor Vehicle Accident 4. Drowning 5. Fall Additional Statistics on Ohio: Ohio s average African-American population, , under age 5 [123,509]. Ohio s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,120,934]. Ohio s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 17,644; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 53,
26 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Pennsylvania PA Young African-American children in Pennsylvania are more than three times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Pennsylvania: 581 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 145 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 25% of the total 3 25% 2 15% 5% Pennsylvania African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Pennsylvania under age 5 ( ) 1. Fire/Burn 2. Suffocation 3. Motor Vehicle Accident 4. Drowning 5. Adverse Effects Additional Statistics on Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania s average African-American population, , under age 5 [111,268]. Pennsylvania s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,071,736]. Pennsylvania s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 7,674; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 24,
27 SC PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in South Young African-American children in South Carolina are almost twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in South Carolina: 647 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 95 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 15% of the total 16% 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2% South Carolina African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in South Carolina under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Pedestrian Other Additional Statistics on South Carolina: South Carolina s average African-American population, , under age 5 [99,559]. South Carolina s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,011,368]. South Carolina s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 10,480; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 18,
28 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Tennessee TN Young African-American children in Tennessee are almost twice as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Tennessee: 345 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 58 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 17% of the total 18% 16% 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2% Tennessee African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Tennessee under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Firearm Additional Statistics on Tennessee: Tennessee s average African-American population, , under age 5 [80,145]. Tennessee s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [767,068]. Tennessee s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 13,818; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 26,
29 TX PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Texas Young African-American children in Texas are 2.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Texas: 599 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 124 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 21% of the total 25% 2 15% 5% Texas African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Texas under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Poisoning Additional Statistics on Texas: Texas average African-American population, , under age 5 [209,163]. Texas average African-American population, , age 5 and over [2,007,387]. Texas residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 16,868; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 42,
30 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. African Americans in Virginia VA Young African-American children in Virginia are more than 1.5 times as likely to die in a residential fire than the rest of the state s African-American Among African Americans in Virginia: 401 African Americans died in residential fires from 1989 to1998; of those deaths, 51 were children under the age of 5. Children under age 5 made up of the total African-American population from 1989 to 1998, yet accounted for 13% of the total 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2% Virginia African American Baby and Toddler Population vs. Residential Fire Deaths % 13% % of total African American fire deaths for children under age five for African-American children in Virginia under age 5 ( ) 1. Motor Vehicle Accident 2. Fire/Burn 3. Suffocation 4. Drowning 5. Adverse Effects/Fall (tie) Additional Statistics on Virginia: Virginia s average African-American population, , under age 5 [109,273]. Virginia s average African-American population, , age 5 and over [1,166,079]. Virginia s residential fire risk for African Americans under age 5 is 1 in 21,426; for the population age 5 and over, it is 1 in 33,
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32 Tips to Keep Your Baby or Toddler Fire Safe Prepare. Practice. Prevent the Unthinkable. Matches and Lighters Store matches and lighters out of children s reach and sight, preferably in a locked cabinet. Teach toddlers to tell you when they find a match or a lighter. Remember that even child-resistant lighters are not childproof, and store them safely. When a child is curious about fire or has been playing with fire, calmly and firmly explain that matches and lighters are tools for adults to use carefully. Smoke Alarms Install and maintain smoke alarms on every level of your home and outside sleeping areas. Test your smoke alarms monthly and replace the batteries at least once a year. If you keep the door of your baby s bedroom closed, keep a working smoke alarm in the room, and use a baby monitor so you can hear if the alarm sounds. When your children are ready, familiarize them with the sound of the smoke alarm. Teach them that when one goes off, they must leave the home and go outside to the designated family meeting spot. Escape Routes Draw a basic diagram of your home, marking all windows and doors, and plan two routes out of each room. If you are escaping smoke, crawl low under the smoke. Touch doors to see if they are hot before opening. If so, use the alternative escape route. Designate a safe meeting point outdoors and teach your children never to go back inside the house. Practice your fire escape plan regularly at least twice a year, more often is better. Include a strategy for times when one parent is out of the home. When practicing the fire escape plan, show children how to cover their nose and mouth to reduce smoke inhalation. Keep exits clear of debris and toys. When you have babies and toddlers in the home, these extra escape options are necessary: o Keep a baby harness by the crib in case of emergencies. The harness, worn like a body brace, allows you to comfortably carry your baby and leave your hands free to escape the home. o Keep your child s bedroom door closed. If a hallway fire occurs, a closed door will hinder smoke from overpowering your baby or toddler, giving firefighters extra time for rescue. If you have older children, too, have them practice crawling, touching doors, or going to the window, according to your escape plan. U.S. Fire Administration,. PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. 27
33 PREPARE. PRACTICE. PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE. State Fire Marshal Offices Alabama John S. Robison State Fire Marshal 334/ Arkansas Lt. Lloyd Franklin State Marshal 501/ California John Tennant Fire Marshal 916/ District of Columbia Charles Drumming State Fire Marshal 202/ Florida Randy Napoli Director 850/ Georgia Alan R. Shuman State Fire Marshal 404/ Illinois Peter Viña State Fire Marshal 217/ Louisiana VJ Bella State Fire Marshal 225/ Maryland William Barnard State Fire Marshal 410/ Michigan Lt. Tom Sands Acting State Fire Marshal 517/ Mississippi Millard Mackey Chief Deputy Fire Marshal 601/ New Jersey Lawrence Petrillo State Fire Marshal 609/ New York James Burns State Fire Administrator 518/ North Carolina Tim Bradley State Fire Marshal 919/ Ohio Gerald Robinson Acting State Fire Marshal 614/ Pennsylvania John Lowson Acting State Fire Marshal 717/ / South Carolina William Galloway Acting State Fire Marshal 803/ Tennessee Emmett Turner State Fire Marshal 615/ Texas G Mike Davis State Fire Marshal 512/ Virginia Charles Altizer State Fire Marshal 804/
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38 For more information, contact: U.S. Fire Administration South Seton Avenue Emmitsburg, MD Or visit the USFA website for A Fire Safety Campaign for Babies and Toddlers:
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