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"Hippity hoppity Easter&amp;#039;s on its way: So of course this morning I read several safety articles about the holiday. One concerned not eating Easter eggs that are found still hidden in the grass the next day, because of course whether hard-boiled or raw, they spoil if left unrefrigerated too long. To which I wonder\u2026what kid actually eats the real eggs? Aren&amp;#039;t they really going for the foil-wrapped chocolate kinds and the plastic ones filled with coins and jelly beans? Another oft-repeated seasonal safety tip: Make sure kids wash hands with soap and water after handling baby chicks, ducklings, and bunnies. Of course, if you buy stuffed versions instead for their baskets, you save yourself a heap of salmonella worry (among other worries!). I&amp;#039;d be more concerned about setting a worrisome precedent by overloading an Easter basket with so many treats, toys, and goodies that the day becomes yet another birthday for your child. That&amp;#039;s dangerous! \u2013Paula Spencer, WD &amp;quot;Momfidence&amp;quot; columnist "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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