Balloon Safety Information

Please take notice of the following information for your own safety

Natural Latex balloons

Children under eight years of age can choke or suffocate on un-inflated balloons:

  • Never allow children to suck, chew or play on un-inflated balloons

  • Supervise your children at all times if they are playing with balloons

  • Discard all pieces of broken balloons immediately

  • Adults should always inflate balloons for children

  • Balloons can spread germs. Never put a balloon in your mouth if it has been in someone elses mouth

  • Some people are alergic to latex....

  • Foil balloons are an excellent alternative

  • Keep balloons away from your face. If a balloon bursts it can cause injury to face or eyes

  • When inflating balloons always use a hand pump in case a balloon burts near your face

Foil balloons

  • Never release Foil balloons outdoors

  • Never release Foil balloons near power lines

Helium Safety

  • Never, Ever deliberately inhale helium from a balloon, It is an Asphyxiate and can cause suffocation and even death