Just for Kids

Today, children are at an even greater risk for developing a musculoskeletal disorder. Obesity and inactivity put children at higher risk than ever before. Listed below are a few examples of the risks children may face.

Backpacks: Children often over fill their backpacks, forcing them to put undue stress on the joints. Click here for more information about backpack safety. Backpacks

Computers: Children often spend a significant amount of time working at the computer; and the older they get, the more time they spend. Inexperience with typing and navigating the web can prolong the time they spend at the computer, even if to perform minor tasks. When children are at work at the computer, there are special considerations to take into account. Click here for more information about computer use safety for children. Computer Use

Video Games: Most children love to play video games. Static postures and repetitive motions put a child at risk for developing a musculoskeletal injury. Click here for more information about video game safety. Video Games

Sports Injuries: Musculoskeletal injuries can occur at any time, a trip and fall can result in an injury, but when children play sports, there is an even greater risk. Click here for more information about sports injuries and safety tips. Sports Injuries

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