Each year, nearly 5,000 children are injured from falling out of windows, with most incidents occurring in the warmer months. This article highlights the vulnerability of toddlers aged 2 to 5 and stresses the importance of vigilance in preventing such accidents. It outlines practical safety measures, including constant supervision of small children, limiting window openings to a maximum of 4 inches, and moving furniture away from windows. It recommends opening windows from the top down and installing safety guards or window stops for added protection. Additionally, the article cautions against viewing window screens as reliable safety devices, as they are designed to pop out in emergencies.

Resources, including flyers in multiple languages, are provided to ensure safety information reaches a diverse audience. Implementing these strategies can significantly reduce the risk of window falls, ultimately safeguarding children's lives.