The primary risks during summer include drowning, head injuries from bike or scooter accidents, and falls from open windows. Nearly 70% of drownings among young children occur during non-swim times when supervision is often relaxed. Improperly fitted helmets can fail to protect children during falls, increasing the risk of head injuries. Standard window screens are not designed to prevent children from falling, making window safety a critical concern. By addressing these risks, parents and caregivers can help prevent potentially life-threatening accidents and reduce the likelihood of emergency room visits.