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Social Networking
We need to keep a close watch on what our children are doing online.
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Consuming too much caffeine
It is in so many foods and beverages, it is easy to lose track.
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Driving while talking on the phone
Studies have shown it to be the same as driving while intoxicated.
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Not changing the batteries in your smoke alarm
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No carbon monoxide detector
Especially dangerous with any kind of attached garage.
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11.
Not using a mat in your shower or tub
It only takes a moment to slip and fall.
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Letting children jump on the trampoline
Thousands of children go to the ER every year from falls.
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15.
Using cotton swabs to clean your ears
You could easily perforate your eardrum with these.
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Overindulgence
Eating, drinking, etc. Too much of any one thing can be dangerous.
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