Albany, NY (September 13, 2025) – Emergency responders were called to the scene of a traffic accident Friday morning on Delaware Ave, where a two-year-old child sustained a head injury.
Authorities reported signs of a concussion, and paramedics immediately began medical evaluation and treatment on site. The collision occurred in the early hours and involved at least one vehicle, though further details about the crash have not been released.
Emergency medical teams prioritized the young child’s care and arranged transport for further evaluation. The child’s identity and current condition have not been disclosed. Police and EMS officials are continuing to investigate what led to the crash and whether other individuals were injured.
We send our thoughts to the injured child and hope for a full and swift recovery.
Pediatric Injuries in New York Traffic Collisions
When young children are involved in vehicle accidents, the potential for serious injury rises significantly—particularly with head trauma, as in this Albany crash. Even in low-speed collisions, infants and toddlers are vulnerable due to their size and developing anatomy. This is why proper child safety restraints and cautious driving in school zones or residential areas are critical to prevention.
State officials and pediatric health advocates across New York continue to promote seat belt and car seat enforcement, especially in urban areas like Albany where morning traffic includes both families and commuters. First responders are trained to prioritize child trauma care in any crash scenario, but long-term recovery support is often needed.
If your child or loved one was injured in this incident or a similar crash, Local Accident Reports is here to help you navigate your next steps. From finding pediatric recovery resources to exploring your legal options, our team offers compassionate and informed guidance. Contact Local Accident Reports today for the support your family deserves.
