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Sports Safety for Little Kids At Play

Though young children don't usually participate in organized sports like baseball, football and soccer, they are exposed to many kinds of play. Because children develop at different rates, both physically and psychologically, injuries can happen. Learn how to keep your toddler safe as she tosses a ball, swings a wiffleball bat, or shoots hoops.

Safety TipTop Tips

Preparing for sports activity:

  • Make sure that children play games on appropriate surfaces and areas; never play around broken glass or downed power lines.
  • Don't play games in the street or near busy intersections.

During sports activity:

  • Always ensure children wear appropriate protective gear for the activity.
  • Always actively supervise your child during play.

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Safety Tools

There are many tools that parents can use to help to keep their young children safe from injuries. Many of them are affordable and can be found at many stores.

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