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Safety Commission, consumer products, reports were, on average, 162,500 toy-related accidents in children under 15 years during the three - period from 2005 to 2007. During the same period of three years, 71 children under 15 died from their injuries. These figures include 26 children in 2005, 27 children in 2006 and another 18 in 2007.

Ride-on toys for more than 25% of all accidents, which is the main category of toy injuries. Motor scooters are not, almost all (84%) of accidents involving horse-toy. Most injuries were cuts, bruises and abrasions on his head and face area. After the ride-on toys, second group leader, dealing with toy-related accidents were flying toys, which made up 11% of all accidents.

Most toy-related deaths are the following types of toys:

1st Swallowing small toy ball was 9 cause death in 2005, 4 in 2006 and another 4 in 2007. This underscores the importance of maintaining small toy balls from small children especially children under the age of 3rd Children usually stop mouthing objects by age 3, but in some cases, this behavior continues after the age of 3rd Parents must recognize their children should not be prepared to handle some toys, even if their child is the recommended age range on the label.

2nd Riding tricycles was the second leading cause of death and 4 deaths 2005, 4 in 2006 and 5 in 2007. In these cases, tricycles did not cause death but to contribute to the cause of death, because their children rode tricycles in the way of danger, as the ride to pools as a result of drowning, driving on the roads as a result is still running over, motor vehicles and on horseback outside the edge of the hill.

3rd Motorized scooters are not following the most dangerous toys. Scooters 3 led to the death in 2005, 3 in 2006 and 2 in 2007. None of these accidents were caused by scooters. In any case, cause of the accident vehicles were running over their children, who rode scooters to the road.

4th Not inflated balloons were next highest leader in toy-related deaths, a total of 7 deaths during the three-year period. These where children put balloons in the mouth causes the airways to be damaged.

5th Plush Toys led to the death of 3 at the same time as the children suffocated in their plush toys.

It is important to remember that many deaths and accidents, accidents toys, but were caused by toys. For example, in the case of motor vehicle accidents, child playing with a toy in time of the accident, but was killed by a motor vehicle, not a toy.

Given the increasing awareness of the dangers for parents make a safer environment for their children. In summary, the key steps parents can take to reduce the risks to give their children more parental supervision when playing with a ride-on toys to keep young children from small toy balls and keep children on tricycles and scooters away from motor vehicles.