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     Make sure your child's gloves and shoes stay dry. If either becomes wet, change your child into a dry pair.

     Sledding on or into the roadway should be prohibited. Look for shallow slopes that are free of obstacles, such as trees and fences.

     Most skiing and skating injuries involve twists, sprains and strains. Prevent injuries by providing your child with competent instruction, proper equipment and appropriate supervision.

     Cutting down your own tree for the holiday may start a wonderful family tradition. Young children can pick out the tree while an adult does the chopping.