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Children love to look out of windows, and will often climb as high and fast as they can to reach that perfect perch.

A fall from an open window can cause serious and life-threatening injuries and even death. Make sure to keep windows permanently secured so that they can be opened no more than 10 cm (4") wide. This will prevent not only falls, but head entrapment as children try to squeeze through openings.

Finger pinch injuries are a common injury caused by closing doors, especially among children in multi-sibling families and at daycare facilities. How many times have you heard the story of a child closing a door on another child's fingers? Pinching injuries from doors can be quite serious, sometimes resulting in the losses of nails and fingertips.

Remember to keep window blind cords well out of reach. Strangulation can result from children becoming entangled in loose cords.

True or False?

A screen will protect your child from falling out the window.

False. A screen can pop out of its frame if a child leans on it. Falls out of windows happen more often in the spring and summer when windows are left open. Windows should be locked so they cannot be opened more than 10 cm (4 in.) wide. Children can fit through spaces as small as 12 cm (5 inches) wide.

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