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Mom Jumps Out Window After Falling Toddler
Another case for kid-proofing your house.
A mom jumped out a window after her toddler fell out their fifth story apartment window last week.
The mother and 2-year-old were on a couch next to an open window when the boy fell out the window, landing on a fourth-floor balcony below.
The mother quickly leapt out the window to save her child, herself landing on the balcony below and suffering a broken ankle.
The child only suffered a hit and bruise to the head.
While it’s admirable that the mother quickly jumped to her child’s rescue, it could have been prevented altogether with some safety precautions – safety bars for the open window are a small step that makes a huge difference.
No doubt the summer heat has people opening their windows for a breath of fresh air, but this can create a dangerous situation forlittle ones toddling about.
Thankfully, it wasn’t a more tragic accident, but it’s a great wake up call to make sure you’re taking the extra steps to make your home a safe place.
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Make Your One Blog – Latest Make Your One Blog news – Mom jumps out window after falling toddler by The Pretty Red Rocks commented on Aug 06 11 at 11:07 pm[...] Mom jumps out window after falling toddler [...]
Handy In The Kitchen » Blog Archive » Make Your One Blog – Blog Tips to Help You Make Money Blogging – ProBlogger commented on Aug 28 11 at 10:42 pmSanriobaby =^.^= commented on Jul 25 11 at 2:36 pmThank goodness both the parent and child are okay for the most part, but this is a preventable accident. If you have children in the home, you need to have window gaurds period. This should be a federal law as far as I’m concerned.
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