Home safety education content

Home safety education content (general 8 articles)

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Home safety education content part 1

1. Home safety

1. Do not use inferior electrical appliances and "three noes" electrical products at home; do not use them overloaded Do not use multiple high-power electrical appliances with the same converter at the same time; do not touch the power switch and electrical appliances with wet hands.

2. Parents go to work, and children should not move around or connect wires, lamp holders, sockets, etc. at home. Parents should guide their children to identify the dangers of electricity and learn to use electrical appliances.

3. Kitchen electrical equipment and gas equipment cannot be left when in use, let alone home.

4. Cut off the power to electrical appliances at home after use, and close valves and gas stoves after using gas.

5. Children do not climb balconies and guardrails.

6. Treat or soft-pack items with sharp corners at home.

7. Electric heating oil heaters (electric heaters) and other types of electrical equipment and coal stoves should be kept away from curtains and other combustible materials during layout. Clothes, bedding, wood, paper, plastic, etc. should not be placed close to electricity or gas. Equipment and coal stove.

8. For electric water heaters and gas water heaters, turn off the power supply and gas valve when taking a bath.

9. Children do not play with matches or lighters.

10. Educate children not to open the door to strangers to prevent abduction and harm.

11. Do not play with dangerous objects such as laser pointers, and do not play with sharp and sharp dangerous objects.

2. Use green Internet and standardize online courses

1. Do not use the real information of yourself and your parents and family members, such as name, address, school, phone number and photo, without your parents’ consent. Wait, tell others online.

2. If you see uncivilized messages or pictures, you should inform your parents immediately.

3. Inform your parents before entering the chat room. Parents should confirm if necessary that the chat room is appropriate for students. Don't travel between chat rooms. In a chat room, if you find someone making incorrect remarks, you should leave immediately, and do not spread unfounded or irresponsible remarks in the chat room.

4. Do not spread offensive remarks against others in chat rooms or forums, and do not spread or repost other people’s content that violates the code of conduct for primary and secondary school students or even violates the law. Be law-abiding both online and offline. Little citizen.

5. When taking online classes at home, you must have a good learning environment, with seats suitable for the child's height and good lighting.

6. It is recommended that there be sufficient natural light on the side of the computer, tablet or mobile phone.

7. If there is insufficient natural light in the room, it is best to turn on a small lamp with a lower wattage and softer light to adjust the indoor background brightness.

8. Taking an online class is the same as taking a class at school.

9. Be prepared before class. You are not allowed to eat fruit, talk casually, use the toilet, etc. during class.

10. Have a sense of time and abide by classroom disciplines.

3. Virus prevention

1. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wash hands frequently and change clothes frequently, and often open windows for ventilation when at home. Pay attention to balanced nutrition, maintain adequate sleep, and strengthen exercise habits.

2. Parents and children are recommended to wash their hands in the following situations:

●After returning home from get off work;

●After coughing or sneezing;

　● Before touching the mouth, nose, and eyes;

● Before meals and after using the toilet;

● Before and after handling fresh ingredients;

● After contact After animals and animal waste.

"Not susceptible" ≠ "won't be infected", don't risk your life.

3. Stay away from neighbors and friends’ homes, crowded places, and dinner parties, and avoid contact with any patients with flu symptoms and potential risks.

4. Wear a mask correctly when going out to reduce the risk of infection. Wash your hands before and after putting on and taking off the mask.

5. Ensure adequate sleep, light diet, regular life, keep warm, moderate exercise, and improve immunity.

6. Do not spit anywhere. Cover your mouth and nose with tissues or elbow sleeves when sneezing or coughing. After use, tissues and masks should be tightly wrapped and discarded in hazardous trash cans.

4. Maintain public safety

1. Do not place objects on the windowsill to avoid falling and injuring people. Don't throw objects out of the window.

2. Do not block passages with your own belongings (vehicles); do not accumulate debris in emergency passages and escape stairwells.

3. Do not charge electric vehicle batteries at home or in the corridor.

4. Do not set off fireworks and firecrackers in accordance with regulations, and do not set off or set off less firecrackers in places where they are allowed.

5. Do not play in places marked with "high voltage danger" or construction sites.

6. During the epidemic, the flow of vehicles and people has been greatly reduced. You must still pay attention to traffic safety when going out.

5. Prevent poisoning

1. To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, pay attention to ventilation and open windows for ventilation no less than 2 times a day.

2. Residents who burn coal for heating must wait until the coal is completely burned before going to sleep, and at the same time maintain ventilation. If possible, gas alarms should be installed.

3. The stove and chimney must be replaced in time when damage, rust, air leakage, etc. are found.

4. The chimney interface leading to the outdoors should be tight, and any cracks or damage should be repaired in time to prevent air leakage. When using a brazier to burn charcoal for heating, do not close the doors and windows too tightly, pay attention to ventilation, and extinguish the fire every night before going to bed.

5. Do not let children keep warm alone.

6. Coal stoves are not allowed in the bedroom.

6. Food Safety

1. A reasonable diet, staple food is essential. Some children eat too much vegetables and almost no staple food. This approach is very unscientific.

2. Pay attention to the mix of meat and vegetables. Eating too much meat will increase the burden on the child's gastrointestinal and kidneys.

3. Give your children less drinks. Experts point out that carbonated drinks, such as Coke and Sprite, contain carbon dioxide gas. Drinking too much will cause bloating and stomach pain in children and affect the gastrointestinal tract. Digestive capacity is more likely to cause diarrhea.

4. Cooked food and leftovers that have been refrigerated or overnight should be properly stored. Before eating again, be sure to confirm that the food has not deteriorated and heat it thoroughly before eating. Home Safety Education Content Part 2

What needs to be protected for home safety?

1. Prevent electric shock: The electric socket can be covered with a protective cover, turn off the power easily, do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands, do not disassemble or modify electrical appliances.

2. Fire prevention: There are many flammable materials in the living room. Do not play with fire casually in the living room.

3. Prevent collisions: You should not chase, fight, or do strenuous sports and games in the room to prevent injuries from collisions.

4. Anti-fall and slip: The floor in the living room is relatively smooth, so it should be kept clean and dry; when you need to climb up to clean or pick up items, ask others to protect you and prevent falls.

5. Prevent accidental ingestion: All medicines or health foods at home should be properly placed, and environmental cleaning supplies or pesticides should be stored in locked cabinets.

6. Prevent falling from height: When living in a building, do not stick your body out of the balcony or window to avoid the risk of accidentally falling.

7. Prevent burns: Hot appliances such as electric irons, electric heaters, and pots in use at home can cause burns. Please use them with care and do not touch them casually.

8. Anti-extrusion: Doors, windows, drawers, etc. in the living room are easy to pinch your hands when opening and closing, so you should be careful at all times.

9. Anti-sharp tools: sharp tools such as awls, knives, and scissors, and stationery such as thumbtacks and pins should be stored properly after use and cannot be placed on beds or chairs.

10. Prevent strangers: Do not open the door to strangers, do not eat strangers’ food, do not reveal private information to strangers, and do not communicate with strangers without the company of parents. Home Safety Education Content Part 3

The first thing that should be considered is the safety of young children. The following suggestions should be paid special attention to:

1. Do not place beds, chairs and other items that can be stepped on in the window to eliminate the conditions for children to lean out of the balcony or window;

2. Water heaters, glassware, medicines, etc. at home should be placed out of the reach of children;

3. Do not store flammable or explosive dangerous items at home, and do not let children set off firecrackers alone;

4. Do not play with items with sharp corners or small parts that can easily fall off for infants and young children to prevent children from swallowing or being scratched;

5. Do not tie the pacifier with a rope and hang it on the baby's neck, because it may strangle the baby;

6. Do not place sharp objects randomly, including crochet hooks, needles, needle hoops, forks, knives, pens, tools, scissors, and nails Knives, etc.;

7. Dispose of plastic bags immediately if they are found. If a child puts it on his head without knowing it, it will cause suffocation;

8. Children are prohibited from playing with sharp objects or holding them. They run, such as lollipop sticks, pens, pinwheels, balloon sticks, chopsticks, batons, knives, forks, spoons, glasses, etc. Home Safety Education Content Part 4

1. Before going to bed or going out, check whether the indoor doors and windows are locked and securely inserted, and the anti-theft alarm is set to the home-armed state.

2. When a stranger knocks on the door, you should ask for the other person’s identity before deciding whether to open the door; this will prevent bad guys from using excuses to enter the house and take the opportunity to steal property.

When the elderly or children are alone at home, if someone wants to enter the house for reasons such as reading the water meter, gas meter, or repairing, etc., if the authenticity cannot be confirmed, politely refuse and do not open the door easily.

3. Don’t hand over your house keys to others easily. Primary school students should not hang their keys around their necks. They should put them in their schoolbags so that they are not easily discovered.

4. When the whole family goes out, do not leave a "reply note" at the door. Instead, tell a close neighbor to remove the "maintenance card" inserted in the crack of the door and arm the anti-theft alarm.

5. For those who knock on the door of their families’ homes during work hours, we must be more vigilant to prevent thieves from “stepping in” and waiting for opportunities to commit crimes.

6. In order to prevent climbing and night burglars, residents’ balconies and awnings should be designed to prevent climbing or adjacent crossing. The balcony should be closed as much as possible or an invisible anti-theft net should be installed. The installation of anti-theft (protection) nets for low-rise residents and balconies and windows that are easy to climb should not only focus on appearance, but also increase the number of transverse steel bars, especially the solder joints must be strong and firm. When installing, try not to protrude from the wall. If it protrudes outward, add an iron sheet on the top, and make the top slope more than 60 degrees to prevent it from becoming a "staircase" for climbing upward.

7. Residents on the first floor or the second floor with an external platform are more likely to pick up property from the window. To prevent such cases, you should close the windows and put clothes, bags and even mobile phones away from the windows or Places that are not easily accessible to criminals.

8. Effectively choose anti-theft doors and anti-theft alarms. When choosing an anti-theft (pry) door, you should pay attention to the quality of the door lock and the fit between the door and the door frame. When installing, try to keep the anti-theft (pry) door opening facing the corner, which is not conducive to criminals prying the door. If there is no one at home or after falling asleep at night, be sure to lock the door from the inside to the safe position to prevent criminals from breaking into the house. When leaving home, all lock tongues should be used to increase the firmness of the anti-theft (pry) door.

9. Install technical defense facilities as much as possible. At present, anti-theft products such as Black Cat Guard anti-theft alarms, infrared detectors and door sensors are cheap, easy to install and use, and can effectively prevent criminals from intruding through doors and windows.

The infrared detector is an infrared product.

Place it directly on the route that must be passed. Once an outsider intrudes from this location or even peeks in, an alarm can be issued immediately. The door sensor consists of two parts, which are glued to the door gap or window opening. In the fortified state, after the door or window sash is opened, the two parts of the door sensor separate and sound an alarm. After closing, the alarm is cleared.

10. Store valuables properly. Deposit a large amount of cash in a nearby bank instead of at home. The password should be a multi-digit number that is easy for you to remember, but do not use your date of birth or ID number that can easily be guessed or tried by others. If small valuables such as cash or gold and silver jewelry need to be stored at home temporarily, they should be placed in an inconspicuous room of the home and in a place where money is not generally placed. If you need to keep cash at home frequently, you can install a safe in a hidden place and fix it directly to the wall.

11. When hiring nannies or caregivers, you should contact them through formal intermediaries or be recommended by relatives and friends. You should look for people with dignified and reliable character, check their identity documents, and register at the police station. It is necessary to provide safety education to nannies, and do not let strangers into the room when the owner is not at home. When the nanny leaves, the salary needs to be settled, the door lock key needs to be recovered, and it is best to replace the door lock with a new one. Home Safety Education Content Part 5

1. Do not play with household appliances, gas stoves, etc. Do not touch charging mobile phones, power sockets, electric irons, electric kettles, gas, etc. at home to avoid burns, electric shocks, and gas leaks. In case of disastrous weather (such as thunder, heavy rain, typhoon, etc.), you should turn off the power of household appliances in time to prevent being struck by lightning.

2. Pay attention to dietary safety. Pay attention to personal hygiene and develop the habit of washing hands before meals and after using the toilet; do not drink raw water, eat raw or cold food, do not consume excessive amounts of cold drinks, and do not overeat to avoid gastrointestinal diseases; do not eat food if you find it smells strange or smells strange; Once you feel unwell, you should not take medicine by yourself. You should tell your parents to take you to the hospital for medical treatment and take medicine under the guidance of the doctor.

3. Prevent falling accidents. Some balconies, doors, windows, and stairs in high-rise buildings lack protective devices. Do not climb high or play in windows at home to avoid accidental falls. If parents lock the door when they go out, do not fall out of the balcony or window out of fear or wanting to go out. If something happens, call the parents in time.

4. Don’t let strangers in. When you are alone at home, if you encounter a stranger knocking on the door, you must not open the door regardless of the other person's excuse. Don't let friends or colleagues who are not familiar with your parents just let them in. If a stranger calls, don't talk to them too much, lest the other party know that there is a child alone at home and take advantage of the situation.

5. Learn how to deal with emergencies. Write down 119, 110, 120 and other emergency numbers next to the phone to facilitate emergency response when an emergency occurs. However, never call the emergency number when there is no emergency, so as not to affect public order and the normal work of civil servants.

6. Pay attention to physical health. Don't play computer or watch TV for a long time at home to protect your eyesight and prevent myopia. Arrange your work and rest time reasonably, do not sleep in in the morning or stay up late at night to avoid physical discomfort caused by disordered work and rest time. You can do moderate exercise or do housework within your ability to develop a good and healthy lifestyle.

Home Safety Education Content Part 6

1. Place medicines and chemicals in locked drawers, boxes or places where children cannot easily reach them

2. There is nothing to climb by the window Climbing stools and tables

3. Pointed utensils for adults as well as small items such as button batteries and pen caps should be placed in locked drawers, boxes or places where children cannot easily access

4. Round and hard foods such as peanuts and fruit candies should be placed out of reach of young children

5. Protective measures should be taken for furniture with edges

6. Do not put alcohol, gasoline, detergents, pesticides and other chemicals in beverage bottles

7. Write 119, 110, 120 and other emergency numbers next to the phone

8. Do not leave young children alone at home

9. Turn off the gas before going to bed and keep the windows not completely closed

10. Children should not eat when they are playing or crying. Home Safety Education Content Part 7

In addition to letting your child develop the habit of paying attention to safety and making his surroundings as safe as possible, you should also use child-safe household appliances to prevent your child from being seriously injured. Children at this stage are extremely curious. The more areas you do not allow them to get involved in, the more interested they will be. Therefore, they must be given safety education. In this case, if you use the following safety features, it may save you a lot of effort. However, these safety features are not a substitute for adult supervision under any circumstances.

●Use locks on display cabinets, kitchen and bathroom doors to prevent children from coming into contact with harmful substances that may be stored inside. You can also use nylon zippers to prevent toddlers from accessing items that are not easily locked, such as refrigerators, toilets, or sliding door display cabinets. Toilet lid locks are specially designed to prevent children from falling into the toilet. It has a spring-loaded latch inside that holds the lid tightly.

●The toy lid closing bracket can prevent the lid from suddenly closing when it is opened, thereby injuring the child's hands, head and neck.

●If the door leads to a stairwell or to a place where dangerous cleaning agents and dangerous tools are stored, the door should be locked with a hook hinge to prevent children from walking out of the door. Bathroom doors should also be locked to prevent children from entering the toilet or coming into contact with razors, medicines and harmful substances.

●The rope retractor can prevent children from wrapping long ropes around their necks. Rope retractors should be installed as much as possible on the hidden wires of folding blinds (many children are strangled by the hidden wires of blinds), on the wires of household appliances, telephone wires and light wires. You can install a blind device similar to a butterfly nut on the window frame and wrap any long ropes around it to prevent it from strangling your child's neck.

●The water thermometer is used to test the temperature of hot water to ensure that the water temperature is not higher than 120 degrees. It can be used repeatedly.

●Corner pads can be wrapped around the corners of coffee tables and countertops. Because they are at the same height as the child's face, wrapping pads around their corners can prevent the child's forehead or face from being bruised on them. These things can protect children until they are two years old. However, the mat can be easily removed as the child gets older.

●The faucet cover is used to fit on the water pipe head of the bathtub. It can slow down any impact force.

●Power socket covers should be installed on all power sockets, whether in use or not. This is a once-and-for-all solution that prevents children from inserting wires into socket holes and getting electrocuted. The power socket cover includes a spring-loaded device that holds the plug in when in use and remains closed when not in use. Unlike the electric shock protector, you do not need to remove the power socket cover every time you use the power supply. If you use an electric shock protector, make sure it is large enough so that the child cannot easily swallow it.

Other child-safety features such as window barriers, stair railings, ipecac, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers.

In addition, you also need to do the following:

● Be sure to install light bulbs on empty light sockets that are accessible to children.

●Broken glass and open tin cans should be placed in a trash can that is difficult for children to open. To open cans with old blades, you must choose cans with grooves on the lids.

●Keep dangerous tools and power tools out of the reach of children.

●Be extremely careful when reversing into the driveway or driving out of the driveway.

●All unused refrigerator and freezer doors should be removed.

●Electric lawn mowers can easily cut off fingers and toes or injure people by flying stones. If you are using a rotary lawn mower, you should switch to something else. Home Safety Education Content Part 8

1. Prevention of cuts/stabs

At this time, your children want to imitate adults and do housework, so they must pay attention to putting away kitchen utensils at home. .

Please keep pointed utensils and small items such as scissors, knives, needles, pearl necklaces, pen caps, etc. in a locked drawer (or somewhere out of reach of children).

Teach children that scissors and knives should not be used as toys and should be used under adult supervision.

Household food processing appliances, such as bean grinders, juicers, etc., cannot be left by adults when in use. Turn off the power when adults leave.

When choosing toys for your children, pay attention to whether the corners of the toys are sharp.

Special children's scissors can be prepared for children to facilitate children's learning of paper cutting, etc.

2. Burn and Scald Prevention

Now you can discuss with your children your home escape plan and important emergency contact numbers.

Your child may enter the kitchen at any time and stretch out his little hands to help you, but he may be doing you a disservice.

The handles of pots on the stove and on the table should be turned inwards, not outwards, to prevent young children from reaching out.

Do not place any hot food within the reach of young children, such as cups on the edge of the table.

Do not leave any ignition equipment on the table, especially lighters.

Do not place electric hot pots or electric cookers on the ground.

When cooking in the kitchen, it is recommended to close the door and keep young children away.

It is recommended to install smoke detectors in the house. Check your detector's batteries monthly to ensure they are functioning properly, and it is recommended to replace them annually.

Do not let children play with fireworks alone.

If your child is scalded by hot water, flush the area with cold water immediately. Or soak the burned area directly in cold water for a few minutes to help cool it down, then gently cover the burned area with a dry bandage or cloth, and take the child to the hospital for further examination and treatment.