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What Are Common Mistakes to Avoid in Pediatric Fire Safety?

Common mistakes include:
- Ignoring Maintenance: Neglecting regular maintenance of fire alarms and extinguishers.
- Poor Communication: Failing to communicate fire safety plans clearly to both children and staff.
- Infrequent Drills: Not conducting fire drills regularly enough to ensure everyone knows what to do.

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