分类： 安全教育_en

Install safety guards on windows with spacing no more than 10 cm; use safety outlet covers; keep medicines and cleaning agents locked up out of reach; place the kettle where the baby cannot reach it; avoid using tablecloths on the dining table to prevent the baby from pulling them. Safety is no small matter—prevention is better than cure.

I. Home Safety

Fall Prevention

• Install window guards or limiters, with spacing no more than 10cm
• Do not place climbable furniture near windows
• Keep balcony doors locked at all times

Electric Shock Prevention

• Use safety outlet covers
• Keep cords tidy so baby can’t chew on them
• Unplug appliances promptly after use

Burn Prevention

• Place kettles and hot soup out of baby’s reach
• Run cold water first, then hot, when filling the bath
• Avoid tablecloths on the dining table to prevent baby from pulling them

Choking/Ingestion Prevention

• Store medicine, cleaners, and small objects up high or locked away
• Pay special attention to dangerous items like batteries and magnetic beads

II. Travel Safety

• Car safety: use a car seat for children under 12
• Crossing the street: teach kids to stop at red lights and go on green
• Getting lost prevention: dress in bright colors, teach kids to memorize parents’ phone numbers

III. Sexual Abuse Prevention Education

• From age 2, teach kids to recognize private body parts
• No one may touch the parts covered by a swimsuit
• If someone makes you uncomfortable, say no loudly and tell mom and dad

IV. Ways to Teach Safety

• Use picture books and games to teach safety knowledge
• Practice repeatedly and review regularly
• Parents set a good safety example

Safety education is not about making children afraid of the world, but teaching them how to protect themselves.

Install window guards with gaps no wider than 10 cm; use safety covers on electrical outlets; keep medicines and cleaning products locked up high; place the kettle where the baby cannot reach it; avoid tablecloths on the dining table to prevent the baby from pulling them. Safety is no small matter—prevention is better than cure.