It's that time of year for fun in the sun -- but it doesn't come without risks. Bridget Clementi from Children's Hospital joins Real Milwaukee with some tips on how to keep your kids safe this summer. Click here for more information.
Summer safety tips: What is the most common cause of playground injuries?
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.
1 Comment
Comments are closed.
-
Fire hazards: A room by room guide to preventing your family home from a fire
-
“It’s amazing:” Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin patients feel ‘The Force’ on May the 4th
-
Baby carriers, cribs, strollers linked to thousands of injuries every year
-
Wisconsin Humane Society assists with rescue of 70+ hoarded Australian Shepherds, poodles
-
“Skate with Heart” event at Pettit Center raises money for children with heart problems
-
-
A first in the U.S.: Boy born without trachea, treated at Children’s Hospital, turns ONE on Friday!
-
“We owe everything to Children’s:” Hospital hosts 20th Miracle Marathon
-
Emergency room entertainment: This is making life easier for kids at Children’s Hospital of WI
-
Now available: Specialty license plate promotes fight against childhood cancer
-
From sunscreens to sunburns: What you need to know to protect your family this summer
-
-
Cooking out this weekend? Tips for picking the right grill
-
Tick-borne disease suspected in 2-year-old’s death
-
May 26
bwcarey
Years ago, there was an outcry when school teachers banned running in the playground citing legal costs as the issue, as every one who had an accident had some sort of legal claim, in the meantime, obesity levels grew enormously, i wonder if we learn, amen, when we allow lawyers to decide so much of what we do, and then come chasing us when it goes wrong, how about a central claim fund for children injured in such places, amen