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    Dog Safety
    Dogs can be cute and cuddly companions, but they can also pose a safety risk. It is extremely important to remember a few basic safety principles when it comes to dealing with dogs and to seek medical care in the event of a dog bite. First and foremost, children should not approach an unfamiliar dog....
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    Holiday Safety
    Happy holidays! It’s the most wonderful time of the year. It is also a great time to talk about how to keep our kids safe during the holiday season. Here are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to the holidays and young children: Gates: Chilly weather is finally upon us! Keep...
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    Kitchen Safety
    Gobble, Gobble!!! Turkey Day is just around the corner.  With the holidays approaching we will be spending more time in the kitchen.  Kitchen safety is an important aspect of keeping children safe during the holidays.  Here are a few tips we can teach our kids to keep them safe during this busy holiday season. “No Hokey...
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    Halloween Safety
    Trick-or-Treat! Ghost and goblins, pumpkins and candy corn! Halloween has lots of traditions we enjoy every year. At Little Spurs, we want to make this year’s holiday is safe for your children by giving you a few safety tips and tricks: Plan for your trick-or-treat route. When possible, visit family and friends for your trick-or-treats....
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    Spider Bites
    Insect bites are commonly blamed on a spider bite, but the truth is that most bites are not caused by spiders. Unlike chiggers which feast on the skin, or mosquitoes, that suck the blood, spiders do not see humans as food. They rarely bite and will usually retreat quickly to avoid an encounter with a...
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    Firework Safety and Children
    Next month, Americans across the country will once again participate in the tradition of celebrating Independence Day with fireworks.  However, each year roughly 10,000 people, mostly children and teens, are injured from consumer fireworks.  These accidents vary from minor to serious burns and injuries! On top of that, children 5 to 14 years of age are among the highest at risk.  If you plan to participate in the tradition of lighting...
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    Drowning in Children
    Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death in children under the age of 5 years old. It is most common in children between the ages of 1-5 years old, however it can occur at any age. The most common causes of drowning include inadequate adult supervision, inability to swim, use of alcohol (teenagers and...
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    Common Summer Injuries in Children
    Summer fun is just around the corner with longer days, outside activities and warmer weather.  With summertime, children play outside for longer periods of time and are at an increased risk for accidental injuries and heat-related illnesses.  Parents and caregivers should remain on high alert and supervise children closely to these. Here are some of...
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    Halloween Safety
    Its Halloween! Time for costumes, candy, and lots of fun!But with all that sugar comes the need for a bit of safety planning. Here are some tips and tricks for making Halloween boooo-tiful! Plan your route! Try to cross the street as little as possible. Attempt to make a loop around your neighborhood. Teach your...
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    Baby Walkers
    There is a misconception that baby walkers are only dangerous in the home if there are stairs. But that is not the only danger tied with baby walkers. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has called for a ban on all baby walkers throughout the United States, and for good reason. Yes, if there are stairs in...
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    Summer Safety Tips
      The weather is really warming up and school is officially over! Children really love the summer months because it is the perfect opportunity to spend a lot of time outside! There are several precautions families must take to staff safe these summer months. A few are highlighted below! Sun Protection: A little Vitamin D is...
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