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The uncomfortable question you have to ask before your kid goes to a sleepover
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"Is there an unlocked gun where your child plays?"
Each year on June 21, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence encourage parents to ask questions about whether guns are accessible to their children.
It's a question that should be asked every day, but as we hear all too often, sometimes guns get into the hands of children. Each day, 19 children in the United States are either killed or injured by a firearm.
And the work isn't done for parents who are taking the right safety measures, Ashlyn Melton writes in a Today column. Melton's son was accidentally shot and killed by a friend who had access to loaded guns. |
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| If parents would teach firearm safety, there would be no problem. Parents who don't teach firearm safety are guilty of indirect child abuse! |
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