Parents know well the challenges of keeping young people active and engaged during the summertime.
“Summer should be all about fun in the sun,” writes Rob Gabriele with SafeHome.org. But during the summer of 2023, “nearly 200,000 children suffered injuries that sent them to local emergency rooms (ER). These injuries were caused by products we love to enjoy in the summertime, like pools, bikes, fishing tools, and playground equipment.”
No one wants kids to get hurt. It follows that personal property with a higher chance of causing injuries also can be pricey to insure.
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