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Every parent wants to provide the safest possible environment for their child. Every parent wants to avoid trips to the pediatric emergencyroom at the childrens hospital. One way to avoid emergencies is to purchase toys that are appropriate for every age group.
In fact, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has set clear guidelines for companies that manufacture toys. The Commission requires manufacturers to label toys that might be a hazard. Following are some general age-based toy buying guidelines. Children Under 3
No toys with small parts due to choking threat.
No broken or uninflated balloons.
Avoid marbles, games, and balls that include balls with a diameter of 1.75 inches or less.
Avoid toys with sharp points and edges.
Buy toys with eyes, noses, and other body parts that are tightly secured.
Children have accidents. They happen. But its possible for parents and caregivers to avoid and prevent many accidents.
Want to test your child safety knowledge? Take ourchild safety quiz.For more information about Wake Forest Baptist Healths pediatric emergency room and pediatric hospital, take a virtual tour or request an appointment.
by: WakeForest
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