Important Safety Information -Kids
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The internet can be a wonderful place for kids, but online access also comes with risks like inappropriate content, cyberbullying and online predators. While using social media apps and websites. Where kids interact, predators often pose as a child looking to make a new friend, Parents should be aware of what their kids see and hear online, who they meet and what they share about themselves. Talk with your kids, use tools to protect them and keep an eye on their online activities. This guide will help you give your child the right amount of medicine to help them feel better faster when possible. Use your child's weight to find the right dose. If not use age to determine the right amount, never give your child more than five doses in 24 hours And ask your family, doctor or pediatrician which product is right for your child. Once your child is taller than 145 cm, it may be time to move to a regular seat belt. If a child does not yet fit the seatbelt as described below, continue to use a booster seat. Your child is safest in the backseat until 13 years old. Children who use an adult seatbelt before they're ready are at risk for injuries to the head, neck, spinal cord and internal organs until your child can meet all five of the above requirements. Keep using a booster seat on every ride. Note that a child may meet all five requirements in one car, but still need to use a booster seat in another vehicle. Safety is our top priority. As with any medication abuse or misuse can lead to serious side effects, with really long lasting or even life threatening consequences. If you believe that you or someone you know has taken away drill or other diphenhydrAMINE products in a manner not directed by the label, please contact your provincial poison control center.