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… can I protect myself and my family? Make a plan Plan your outdoor activity before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. Stay in the … Sun-protective suits specially made for swimming and playing outside are helpful. Know your skin type Your …
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… cries when parents leave Throws toys or objects on purpose Plays social games, such as ‘peekaboo’ or ‘patty cake’ From … much more than they can say Enjoys receiving attention Plays best by themselves and is unlikely to share toys … a ball Dances to music Tells stories, sings songs, and plays Tries to do more independently Helps with simple …
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… as clutter and inadequate lighting Environmental factors (outdoors): Uneven sidewalks or pathways Steps without … to reduce your risk of falling: Keep stairs, walkways and outdoor steps in good repair and free from clutter Make sure … are solid handrails on both sides of indoor stairs and outdoor steps Make sure that stairs are well-lit and you …
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… your skin. Insect repellent should be used when you are outdoors to protect against insect bites. Insect bites are … repellents with DEET provide protection? If you plan to be outdoors for a short period of time, always choose a product … provides protection for the amount of time that you will be outdoors Always read the entire label carefully before use. …
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… cool indoor environment. Heat can build up indoors when the outdoor temperatures are high. Exposure to indoor heat over … if your house gets too hot. Plan cool activities: find play areas in community spaces that are air conditioned, … on how to make fluids more fun, visit: https://appetitetoplay.com/healthy-eating/tips-ideas/hydration-kids . …
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… and increase eye safety for children. Teach children to play safely with toys and games Take rest breaks to avoid … close up activities, such as using a computer or tablet, playing video games, or watching television. These … to keep on than sunglasses. Children should wear hats when playing in the sun to prevent sunburn and any harm to their …
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… tub or sauna and heat from direct warmth or sunlight in the outdoors. Heat-related illness occurs when your body is … illnesses can also occur in your workplace if you work outdoors or in a hot enclosed environment. Examples include: … are on water pills or limiting your fluid intake Plan your outdoor activity before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m., when the …
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… Concentrations of most VOCs are higher in indoor air than outdoor air. These gases at high levels can impact both … lids on tightly. Store products in a separate room like an outdoor shed or in areas with proper ventilation Remove old …
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… dangerous Improve ventilation: Increase the amount of outdoor air coming indoors by keeping your home well … levels, contributing to the growth of mould On days when outdoor air quality is poor, such as during wildfires, consider limiting airflow from outdoors Clean the air: Air cleaners may be used in the home …
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… discomfort and inconvenience to people who live or work outdoors in affected areas. How are these moth populations … wait until the spray has cleared from the air before going outdoors. It usually clears after about one hour. For more …