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• View of SAFE home playground.
• Background sounds of children playing and talking with adult.
• View of children swinging on safe playground swings.
• Close-up views of child sliding down safe playground slide.
• View of child climbing safe playground bars.
• View of child sliding down safe playground slide.
• Closeup views of child's feet, child peering through safe playground bars, child climbing up safe playground netting and bars.
• View of child hanging upside down from safe playground ropes.
• Closeup views of child's hand on swing set chain.
• Closeup views of playground netting and other bolts and screws on safe playground.
• View of child running around safe playground.
• View of UNSAFE home playground.
• Closeup views of unsafe playground.
• View of demonstration of an article of clothing getting caught on unsafe playground nails.
• SCREEN READING: Safety Tips Recommended for Parents: Install and maintain at least 9 inches wood chips, mulch or shredded rubber for play equipment up to 7 feet high. If sand or gravel is used, install at least a 9 inch layer for play equipment up to 5 feet high. Or, use surfacing mats made of safety-tested rubber or rubber like materials. Install protective surfacing at least 6 feet in all directions from play equipment. For swings, the surface should extend in back and front, twice the height of the suspending bar. Never attach ropes, jump ropes, clotheslines or pet leashes to the equipment. This can present a serious strangulation hazard to children.Smooth sharp points and edges, and cover open 'S' hooks and bolts.Check for openings in guardrails or between ladder rungs. Spaces should be either less than 3 1/2 inches or more than 9 inches so that they don't present an entrapment hazard. Always supervise young children to make sure they are safe.

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