Creating Safe Play Areas
Creating Safe Play Areas
An episode of the Child Health & Safety Radio podcast, hosted by BAM Radio Network, titled "Creating Safe Play Areas" was published on May 7, 2010 and runs 12 minutes.
May 7, 2010 ·12m · Child Health & Safety Radio
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Summary
Play areas are supposed to be fun and educational, but poor design, inappropriate application and lack of proper maintenance can turn a play area into a safety hazard. Though all play areas pose some safety risks; this segment provides guidelines for minimizing hazards and ensuring that play areas are age appropriate.
Episode Description
Play areas are supposed to be fun and educational, but poor design, inappropriate application and lack of proper maintenance can turn a play area into a safety hazard. Though all play areas pose some safety risks; this segment provides guidelines for minimizing hazards and ensuring that play areas are age appropriate.
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