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Winter Car Safety
Winter is here! The change in season brings cozy hot chocolates, fluffy winter coats, and keeping your little ones safe in their seats. But did you know those big puffy coats may not be the best at keeping your children safe in their car seats during the colder months? Let’s find out why and discuss... -
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Is Swimming the Best First Sport for Kids?
Swimming is an excellent first sport for kids to engage in. It offers a wide range of physical and mental benefits while being enjoyable and safe. In this article, we will explore why swimming is an ideal choice for children and how it contributes to their overall development. Benefits of Swimming for Kids Swimming offers... -
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Sunburn Safety (for Parents)
Summer is a time for families to enjoy outdoor activities and soak up the sunshine. However, it is important to keep in mind that prolonged exposure to the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays can lead to sunburn and other skin damage. Sunburn can cause significant damage to a child’s delicate skin and increase their risk... -
- Child Safety
Halloween Safety Tips 2022
Happy Halloween! This fun, spooooooky time of year consists of many fun activities, but there are also a few things to keep in mind when it comes to safety! Trick-or-Treating: Accompany young children in the neighborhood and identify your surroundings. Create a route prior to trick-or-treating Teach your children to look both ways before... -
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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... -
- Broken Bones
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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Hot Car Safety and Children
Summer is here! As usual we are experiencing high temperatures and lots of sunny days. Kids and adults need to remember to hydrate and utilize measures in order to stay cool in this intense heat. It is also imperative to remember that leaving a child in a car for any period of time is very... -
- Broken Bones
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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Halloween Safety Tips
It’s that time of year! As you take your child trick or treating, here are a few safety tips to keep in mind: If your child’s costume is a dark color, add reflective tape. Glow sticks and flashlights are also good options. Make sure your child’s costume fits, to avoid tripping. If it is too... -
- Broken Bones
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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Where to take your child: ER or Pediatric Urgent Care?
Imagine your child is ill or has just sustained an injury. How do you know whether you should go to the Emergency Room or a Pediatric Urgent Care? ERs are very busy and many times are overwhelmed with patients who could easily be managed in a Pediatric Urgent Care setting. More seriously injured children are cared...