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 Many of us grew up playing in playgrounds as children. It was a different time then and in the summer you could play unsupervised from sunup to sundown, taking breaks only to grab a cool drink of water from a garden hose. Things are much different these days and another of the changes in playground safety in general. Nowadays over 80% of public playgrounds have some sort of protective surface around the equipment. Backyard playground are much different - only about 9% of home backyard playgrounds have any sort of protective surfaces, and most have only grass or dirt. According to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) this leads to over 69% of the 50,000 yearly injuries in a backyard playground. These are mostly injuries that could be prevented by using some form of playground tiles or other protective surface. There are many types of surfaces you can use to help protect your children. Sand isn't recommended because kids can track it all over and remove it from the eq...