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Monday, March 17, 2008

Kids and Guns

The best way to keep your child or teen safe from gun injury or death, is to never have a gun in your home, especially not a handgun.


Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



Kids and Guns



How can I keep my child safe from gun injury?


  • Hide the keys to the locked firearm and ammunition storage boxes.

  • If your friends or family keep a firearm, urge them to keep it locked and unloaded.

  • Only parents should know the location of the gun storage.

  • Check with your local police for advice about safe storage and gun locks.

  • When handling or cleaning a gun, never leave it unattended, not even for a moment.

  • Teach your children never to touch guns. Make sure they know that guns can be dangerous.

  • Talk with your kids about the risk of firearm injury outside the home, in places they may visit or play.

  • Do you know which of your children's friends have guns in their homes? Your child might�and might even know where they are kept.

  • Talk with your children about guns and violence and about the differences between TV and video game violence and real life violence.

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