A slide can burn your kid on a 74° day

It was 74°F. A mild day.

A child went down a plastic slide — and left with serious second-degree burns.

That's from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Not a tabloid.

Here's what the data says:

So on the hottest days, kids stay in. And staying in has its own problem:

To be clear: we're all for outdoor play. It's the best thing there is.

But when outside isn't an option, the fallback shouldn't be a screen.

That's what an indoor gym is for. Not a replacement for the playground — a backup for every day it's out of reach. 12,500 families use ours daily:

"The temperature-controlled play space. It's never too hot or too cold to play."
— Jessie D., Brainrich Kids Chatter

— Yegor, Brainrich Kids

P.S. Free tip for this weekend: press your palm on the slide for 5 seconds before the kids play. If you can't hold it there, neither can they.