How to educate your baby not to touch dangerous things such as sockets?

To teach your baby not to touch dangerous things, such as sockets, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a safe environment: remove dangerous articles that the baby can touch, such as leakage sockets and sharp objects. Use a socket safety lock or protective cover to prevent babies from approaching the socket.

2. supervision and guidance: closely monitor the baby's activities, especially when they are at home. Adults should accompany the baby, guide the baby to play and tell the baby what is safe and what is dangerous.

3. Give clear instructions: Tell the baby not to touch the socket in clear and concise language, such as "The socket is very dangerous, we can't touch it". Let the baby gradually understand the concept of danger.

4. Use visual AIDS: Use brightly colored signs or warning slogans around the socket, which will remind the baby not to touch it.

5. Emphasize the consequences of danger: tell your baby the consequences of touching the socket in an appropriate way, such as electric shock and injury. By emphasizing the consequences of danger, it may be easier for babies to understand and obey the rules.

6. Give rewards and positive incentives: When the baby abides by the rules of not touching the socket, give rewards and positive reinforcement, such as praise and rewarding small gifts. In this way, the baby will associate obeying the rules with positive results, and be more motivated to obey the rules.

7. Repeated teaching: It is a long-term process to educate your baby not to touch the socket, which needs repeated emphasis and teaching. Constantly remind and guide the baby to help them establish correct behavior habits.

Please note that these suggestions are to educate the baby to realize the dangers of sockets and avoid getting close to them, but supervision and safety measures are still the most important measures to ensure the baby's safety.