The sooner you can teach your child to wear a helmet, the better.

Parents should also wear a helmet to help reinforce the message.

You should also double-check the condition of your child’s helmet. They’re only made to crash once because most of them are made from collapsible foam, explained the Cleveland Clinic.

They suggest also replacing hand-me-down helmets or helmets made before 1999.

The helmet should ride about one inch above their eyebrows.

Some other safety tips to keep in mind are making sure your child knows the rules of the road and what areas could be dangerous.