How to safely interact with pets and common sense of safety when getting along with pets

1. How to let babies and pets get along safely

It would be wonderful if all the pets in the house could get along peacefully with the babies.

But sometimes it backfires. Don’t assume that your cat or dog will immediately fall in love with this new family member. Some family pets accept new babies generously, but others can't help but be jealous.

For safety reasons, babies should not be left alone with pets. As your baby grows up, you can teach him to treat pets gently, so that you can gradually develop mutual trust.

Relevant precautions are as follows: It is forbidden for pets to sleep with the baby. Add a mesh cover to the baby's cradle for protection. Dishes used by animals should be kept very clean and out of reach of babies.

Please place the cat’s “waste box” out of reach of the baby. Prevent fleas from growing on pets, as fleas are harmful to babies.

Place fish tanks, bird cages, squirrel cages and the like out of your baby's reach. Never use babies to play with pets.

Do not let your baby feed pets.

2. How to make pets and children get along safely

No matter how much they love their pets, parents should always be aware of the dangers that pets may bring to their children and take various preventive measures. Prevent pets from harming children or causing various threats to children's health.

To achieve this, where should parents start? Never leave children alone with pets. Small babies are defenseless against harm caused by pets.

If you want to ensure the safety of your children, the most important thing parents should do is to stay with their children at all times and not let pets approach the children casually, let alone let pets behave aggressively towards their children. Vaccinate pets.

Pet birds should be vaccinated against avian influenza and other vaccines. Do a good job of deworming.

If you have children at home, be sure to take your pets to hospitals and epidemic prevention stations for deworming regularly: puppies under 1 and a half years old and kittens under 1 year old should be dewormed once a month; adult dogs should be dewormed every six months. Adult cats should be dewormed once a year. If you find parasites in your pet’s feces, deworm them at any time.

Maintain good hygiene for pets. Except for necessary outdoor activities, all pets should be kept at home and should not be allowed to wander outside.

The food and water that pets eat and drink should be clean, and it is best to feed them cooked food. Clean and clean the pet's litter box and the area around it frequently to ensure it is clean.

Bath your pet regularly and clean up the pet’s fallen hair in a timely manner. Do a good job of hygiene at home and with your family.

If you have pets at home, you must be diligent about hygiene, especially the hygiene of children’s rooms, to minimize the chance of children being infected by parasites or parasitic microorganisms on pets. In addition, all family members should practice good hygiene habits and wash their hands thoroughly with soap after handling pets, before eating, and before touching children.

Give pets timely and appropriate care. Pets also have feelings.

If parents often neglect their pets because they love their children, turn a blind eye to the pet's request for tenderness, or even treat the pet roughly, the pet will regard the child as a competitor for "love" from itself, and thus Look for opportunities to attack children. Therefore, even if they have to take care of children, parents should give their pets enough attention and care to prevent pets from deliberately "making trouble" out of jealousy and anger.

Keep children and pets at a safe distance. Despite all the precautions taken, no parent can guarantee that nothing will go wrong.

Therefore, it is still necessary to keep a certain distance between children and pets. Parents should prohibit pets from sleeping with their children, and keep dishes, potties and other supplies used by pets out of the reach of children.

Fish tanks, bird cages and other things should be kept away from children to prevent them from allergies or infections. .

3. How to let children and pets get along safely

1. Vaccinate pets on time.

First of all, the baby's body immunity is relatively low. To prevent the pet from infecting the baby with parasites, it is necessary to take the pet to the hospital regularly for comprehensive examination and vaccination. At the same time, it should clean its hair and trim its paws on time. Their nests and feces should also be cleaned in time. 2. Do not feed in front of pets.

Pets are very sensitive to food and may harm the baby by grabbing food, so do not feed the baby in front of the pet. 3. Stay away from excited pets.

When many people are visiting the home or other animals are very excited, do not let the baby get close to the pet for the time being, because the pet is more excited at this time and will inevitably make some uncontrollable actions, which can easily threaten the baby. safety. Don't let pets perform violent and violent game movements in front of your baby, as they may accidentally injure your baby.

4. Avoid being alone between the two. Warn your baby not to scratch the pet's ears, tail or poke the pet's eyes, and not to put your hands in the pet's mouth.

Although pets are well-behaved most of the time, safety precautions cannot be ignored, and babies and pets should not be left alone in an unattended room.

4. Large Class Safety "How to Get Along with Small Animals" Cases and Reflections

Teaching Reflection

1. The activities in this section are close to the lives of young children and are suitable for large classes Toddler age. Young children are also more interested in animals.

2. The activities in this section also provide children with their desire for self-expression.

3. In this section, children not only learn to like small animals from the emotional aspect, but also learn to get along well with small animals.

4. Through this lesson, the teacher explains that children also know how to deal with and protect themselves after being bitten by pets.

Shortcomings: Children have little knowledge of self-protection. Therefore, the children cannot answer the questions asked by the teacher completely and correctly.

However, my feeling through this activity is that I hope that children can remember these emergency care methods and handle unexpected situations calmly. In the future life, you can get along well with small animals and avoid accidents. At the same time, improve children's self-protection awareness. Let the children be safe, healthy and happy!

5. What are the safety issues when getting along with pets?

For babies, you can add a mesh cover to the baby's crib.

Place the baby in a higher position than the dog so that he or she is less likely to be hurt. Do not allow children to feed pets directly with their hands alone.

Don’t let your baby disturb your pet when it’s eating or sleeping. Do not allow children to have too close contact with pets, such as hugging each other, kissing each other, etc.

Let your children know that they should not scratch their pet's ears or tail too hard as this will irritate it. Educate your baby to wash their hands after coming into contact with pets and develop good habits.

Be wary of neighbors’ pets causing harm to your baby. Family members should be vaccinated against tetanus.

Families with babies who are allergic to hair can keep pets such as goldfish and turtles. Pets: Pets can also be jealous, so after having a baby, you need to give your pets a certain amount of care.

Be vigilant about pets and do not let your baby stay alone with pets to avoid pets biting your baby. When taking care of a baby, don't always drive away the pet. If it is a dog, you can let the dog take care of the baby with the owner.

Don’t let pets lick your baby’s bottles and toys. Arrange the pet's nest and do not share the same room with the baby.

Groom your pet's body hair and groom its claws frequently, and let your pet get more sun. Clean your pet's nest frequently and dispose of excrement to avoid the breeding of bacteria or parasites, which may also cause children to slip into it.

Tableware, toys, etc. used by pets should be disinfected frequently and should not be touched by children. Pets are regularly vaccinated against animal diseases every year and dewormed four times a year.

Environment: Disinfect the room frequently. Keep the humidity balance and air circulation in the house, and open the windows for ventilation for at least 2 hours a day.

6. How to ensure the safety of the baby

Let the pet become familiar with the baby's breath.

New mothers may wish to try this method: Usually the baby will stay in the hospital for 3 days. The first meeting between the pet and the baby will set the tone for their future relationship.

So, being peaceful, natural, and keeping your pet from feeling left out is what new parents need to remember when bringing their baby home from the hospital.

Early the next morning, you can ask your family to put the baby's close-fitting quilt in the baby carrier and take it home. The purpose is to do "preview homework" for the puppy at home so that it can It is familiar with the baby's scent beforehand. Usually, after such familiarity, when the baby comes home, the pet will not show sensitivity to the smell of strangers, but will just follow the smell to find out what the "thing" is.

Give your pet some affection time. When entering the house, a new mother can also choose to let her husband hold the child, because the pet may rush towards you excitedly because it has not seen you for a few days. If the child is not in your arms, there is no need to worry about touching the child or because Protecting the baby and avoiding the pet makes it unhappy.

Usually, cats react differently from dogs. They often choose to avoid and watch, unlike dogs, who want to find out from the beginning. When your pet comes close to your baby, if it doesn't bark or show its teeth and make a provocative sound, you don't have to panic and take the baby away.

Let pets and babies play together. Parents often make the mistake of waiting to put their baby to sleep before playing with their pets.

This is actually not conducive to "unity". There's a new member in the family, but if your pet still gets enough attention and care, it's much less likely to get jealous or act up.

In this way, the pet will think that its good time can only begin when the little thing is not around, which will increase the pet's rejection and "hatred" of the baby. It’s best to include your baby and pet in playtime at the same time.

When the baby is going to sleep, don’t scold the pet not to make any noise. You can take it out for a walk. One thing to note is: Do not tie the pet's rope to the stroller at any time, because the strength of the pet is enough to tip the stroller over.

The magic of pets. When one day they are no longer strangers to each other, the pet that once belonged to you two will become a special good friend in your baby's life.

During the first period of time, babies are always so "eye-catching" and special in the eyes of pets. However, after 4 months, whether it is "love grows over time" or it becomes a natural habit, parents will gradually find some signs of friendship.

Pediatricians told us: "In fact, pets can also provide babies with a lot of fresh and interesting sensory life, which are of great help to the baby's growth and development in all aspects." You can try to hold the baby Use your hands to touch the pet's fur and let it feel the texture; by five or six months, the baby's vision has developed enough to observe the pet's every move. Let the baby watch you playing with the ball with the pet, which can help the baby improve Hand-eye coordination; the baby watching the pet walking around every day can also promote the baby's desire to crawl. Misunderstandings about safety and hygiene. As a member of the family, the pet is a member of the family, especially when it comes to the home earlier than the baby. Parents must be aware of it. There are very real and deep feelings.

But cats and dogs are not humans after all. There are many taboos and dangers in real life that we need to be aware of. Emotions can be very intimate, but hygiene and safety must be very strict.

Here are some issues that parents may easily overlook or misunderstand, and we would like to remind everyone to pay attention to them. 1. Pay close attention to the baby who can only lie down. Once he can crawl and walk, it will be much safer to stay with cats and dogs.

Correction: Quite the opposite. When the baby can crawl, parents should be more alert.

Because this little thing that has been lying down for several months suddenly turns into a "little monster" that can make strange noises and move, which will frighten the pet. Parents must pay attention to the signals sent by cats and dogs that indicate fear or self-defense, such as hissing, crouching on the ground with their heads held high, ears folded and drooped, etc.

But don’t blame the pet, just take it or the baby away. When the baby is able to move around the house, be careful not to let the baby come into contact with the food bowls, food, and nests of cats and dogs, because he is likely to be curious and try everything with his little mouth.

What is also important to prevent is for babies to pull the tails or ears of cats and dogs, which will also irritate the pets and cause harm.

2 Only through bites can rabies be transmitted from cats or dogs, so as long as the pet does not bite the baby, it will be fine.

Correction: Generally speaking, the rabies virus exists in the saliva of cats and dogs, so anyone who comes into contact with the saliva of cats and dogs may be infected with rabies. The most extreme cases are direct bites from cats and dogs, scratches by cats and dogs (they clean their claws by licking them, so their claws are also stained with saliva), food eaten by cats and dogs, or licked by cats and dogs. You may be infected with rabies by licking your eyes, lips or other open wounds.

Parents must not be careless. If the relationship between pets and babies is good, they should also pay attention to keeping them close and appropriate. Especially babies cannot express themselves and some situations are not easy to know, so they should be closely monitored. If there are babies and pets at home, parents must handle the relationship between them and take good care of the babies.

I think if you have a baby at home, it is best not to keep pets. Although babies love animals, they are too young and not yet aware of safety.

It is difficult for parents to stay close to their children. When children are left alone with pets, things are difficult to predict.

7. How to educate babies to have a peaceful relationship with pets

In order for children to no longer be harmed by pets and get along with pets happily, parents must let their children understand, How to be safe with pets.

Parents often tell their children that animals are friends of humans. There is nothing wrong with letting children be friends with pets, but you must make children aware of the harm caused by pets.

Some children are bitten by pets at home. Parents should take their children to see a doctor quickly. If time is delayed, life may be in danger. Therefore, it is very necessary to educate children to be wary of harm from pets.

1. Tell your children not to reach out to strange cats and dogs. Tell your children to stay away from strange cats and dogs. Let your children know that reaching out to strange cats and dogs is a very dangerous thing.

When a child reaches out to a strange cat or dog, it may cause the dog or cat to misunderstand. If our children have the habit of reaching out to strange cats or dogs, we must stop them in time.

2. Don’t get close to a tied dog to avoid being bitten by the dog. Some children can’t help but go to the dog when they see it tied on the side of the road or held by the owner. The dog is very well-behaved and cute. tease before. In fact, this is the most dangerous thing to do.

Because tethered dogs are usually highly aggressive and have bad tempers and irritable tempers, otherwise the owner would not tie them up. On the other hand, dogs that have been tied up for a long time do not often come into contact with strangers. If someone comes to tease them occasionally, the dog will attack the child because it is not used to it.

3. Tell your children to wash their hands thoroughly after playing with dogs and cats. Children have poor resistance. After close contact with pets, parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and Toxoplasma gondii on pets will pass through the mouth. , skin or wounds enter the child's body, causing the child to develop symptoms such as rash, anemia, fever, and malnutrition. If the parasite enters the brain, it can also cause epilepsy.

Therefore, parents must always tell their children to wash their hands thoroughly after playing with pets. At the same time, parents should prohibit children and pets from sleeping in the same bed or using the same rice bowl.

Parents should also prohibit children from having overly intimate behaviors with pets, such as kissing, hugging, etc.