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The warmer weather is calling us outdoors. As children run off to play on the playground or backyard playsets, we have a few safety tips for playground injury prevention.
Falls are the most common type of playground injury, accounting for more than 75 percent of all playground-related injuries. Lack of supervision or improper supervision is associated with approximately 45 percent of playground-related injuries.
Following these guidelines will offer hours of safe, playground fun. Remember “PLAY” it safe when you are on the playground.
“P” is for Play appropriately.
“L” is for Loose clothing or untied shoelaces. A hazard — at any age.
“A” is for Active adult supervision.
“Y” is for Your playground surfaces.
Many injuries that occur on the playground are preventable. Parents can visit kohlssafeandhealthy.com and download our “Keep Spriggy Safe” mobile app to learn more about outdoor safety for their kids.
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