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Healthy Children > Safety & Prevention > At Home > Toy Chest Safety Tips (Audio)

Safety & Prevention

Toy Chest Safety Tips (Audio)

Article Body

A toy chest is not always the best place to keep toys for young children. If you have to have one be sure it can't keep the child inside if they fall in.

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Last Updated
5/13/2011
Source
A Minute for Kids
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