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     Follow recommended age ranges on toy packages. Toys that are too advanced could be a safety hazard for younger children.

     Check the size of the toy and make sure there are no parts that could be swallowed.

     Before buying a toy or allowing your child to play with a toy that he has received as a gift, read the instructions carefully. If the toy is appropriate for your child, show him how to use it properly.

     Children under age 3 can choke on small parts contained in toys or games and balls with a diameter of one and three-quarters of an inch or less.

     Children under age 8 can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons.

     Watch for strings that are more than 12 inches in length. They could be a strangulation hazard for babies.