Fireworks safety: How to celebrate safely
Although fireworks look beautiful, they can also cause serious burn and eye injuries. We're sharing safety tips and alternate ways to celebrate with kids.
Although fireworks look beautiful, they can also cause serious burn and eye injuries. We're sharing safety tips and alternate ways to celebrate with kids.
Burns are one of the most common childhood accidents and often occur in the home. Read on to learn what types of burns to watch out for and simple steps you can take to prevent these accidents.
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With warm weather upon us, we compiled a list of basic tips, with help from our injury prevention experts, to keep kids safe all summer.