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May 2022
Staying Home Alone: How Old is Old Enough?
May 25, 2022
Article at a Glance
Utah law doesn’t dictate an age when kids are ready but leave it up to parental discretion.
Look for signs that your child is responsible—homework, hygiene, etc. to know if they may be ready to stay home alone.
Set your child up for success by prepping them and your home for a successful outcome.
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Is my child ready for social media?
May 18, 2022
Article at a Glance
For most social media accounts, children should be 13 or older and be mature enough to make good choices online.
Commit to being proactive about your child’s use of social media.
Talk to your children about what is appropriate on social media and how to stay safe.
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Eight Ways to Get Your Kids (and Yourself) Into Biking
May 10, 2022
Article at a Glance
Biking is a great fitness activity for all ages, and Utah has a rich cycling community.
Family bike riding is not only possible the whole family, but an excellent way to bond and foster a love of fitness.
Teach children the rules of the road for safe cycling.
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Sun Safety Tips for Children
May 4, 2022
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Children six months and younger should avoid sun exposure to prevent sunburn.
Covering up is the best line of defense against exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
High intensity activities lasting more than 15 minutes should be reduced when heat and humidity reach critical levels.
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