GOOD TOYS

TOYS FOR YOUR CHILD.

Toys bring delight, fun and learning to children, but they can also be a source of injury.

1. Check that toys are in good repair and free of sharp edges, pinch points, splinters or broken parts.
2. Repair or discard broken toys immediately so that scratches, cuts, and scrapes are avoided.
3. Err on the side of caution when purchasing toys with small parts for your children.
4. Avoid the possibility of chocking by supervising very carefully when children are using small object are using small object such as crayons, marbles, small bolts and beautiful junk!
5. Ensure that young children do not have access to toys with strings or cords longer than 6" to prevent strangulation.
6. Think about using festive steamers, rather thann balloons which can break and lodge in children's throats
7. Avoid toy boxes with lids as these can cause injury by falling and pitching.

TEACH CHILDREN TO REPLACE TOYS IN BASKETS, PLASTIC TUBS, CUPBOARDS or SHELVES TO ELIMINATE TRIPPING AND FALLING OVER SCATTERED ITEMS.

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