Admin Intermountain Children’s Health is offering free window safety clings to help families remember the four-inch rule: never open windows more than four inches when little kids are around, since window screens keep bugs out — not children in. The clings stick on your windows as a daily visual reminder, and they come in both English and Spanish.
How to claim
- Go to the safety request form at primarychildrens.org/safety.
- Fill in your contact information, mailing address, and the number of clings you would like.
- Submit the form — the clings are mailed to you free, while supplies last.
The fine print: the clings are provided at Intermountain’s discretion and mailed free while supplies last; the program is part of their Hold on to Dear Life injury-prevention campaign. Pair the clings with the actual habits that matter — keep windows closed and locked when kids are around, open only out-of-reach windows, and move climbable furniture away from windows.
Pros and cons
- Pro: Completely free safety reminder, mailed to your home
- Pro: Available in English and Spanish
- Con: While supplies last — no guarantee of availability
- Con: A reminder sticker, not a substitute for window locks or supervision
Freebie details
FREE window safety clings — Freebie verified: 2026-10-12T17:36:06Z.
Freebie verified: 2026-10-12T17:36:06Z (UTC). Freebies are provided at the offering company’s discretion — if the form is unavailable, the offer may have ended.
