Spring Sun Safety
Avoid that first sunburn of the season by not forgetting to use sunscreen on those mild spring days when your kids spend a lot of time outside. |
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Choosing a Sunscreen
While you usually can't go wrong with using a brand that is targeted at kids, you could just as easily use a brand that is targeted for adults. Learn how to choose the right sunscreen for your kids.
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Interest Your Kids In...
Gardening. Tips to get your kids interested in gardening as a hobby, including planting sunflower seeds, finding bugs and planning a kids' garden.
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Spring Allergies
Many children with seasonal allergies have problems in the spring, with a runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing, etc. Learn how to help control your child's spring allergies.
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Spring Cleaning Safety Tips
Review these tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics to keep your kids safe during your spring cleaning activities. |
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Water Safety
Water Safety tips to prevent drownings in your children and promote water safety when swimming around pools and spas.
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Walking and Biking Safely
Younger children are learning to become independent. They enjoy walking, riding bikes, and playing outside, but hey don't have the judgment to cope with traffic by themselves yet. Learn to keep your kids safe when they are on the move. |
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Insect Repellents
Insect repellents can protect your children from insects that commonly bite children, including mosquitoes, gnats, chiggers, etc. Safe and effective insect repellents include those with deet, citronella and soybean oil. Learn to keep your children safe from insect bites.
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Playground Safety
Learn to keep your kids safe beyond your front yard, creating safer streets and play places for children for walking, bike riding inline skating, and roller skating. |
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Backyard Pool Safety
Backyard Pool Safety tips to prevent drownings in your children and promote water safety when swimming around pools and spas, plus info on diving safety.
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Sun Screens to Prevent Sun Damage
Sun screens can help to protect your child from damage from sun exposure and reduce the risk of skin cancer. Learn to pick a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher and which offers UVA and UVB protection, plus other tips to keep your kids safe in the sun.
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