Things caregivers should have in mind when taking children to the playground


By AGENCY
  • Family
  • Thursday, 19 Jun 2025

The playground lets kids exercise their bodies, brains and social skills. It also gives them a chance for unstructured, free play that’s important for a healthy development. Photo: Dreamstime/TNS

A visit to the playground is more than fun. It lets kids exercise their bodies, brains and social skills. It also gives them a chance for unstructured, free play that’s important for a healthy development.

Parents and families should still exercise caution at playgrounds. According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, emergency departments treat more than 200,000 children for playground-related injuries each year.

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