When it comes to accidental injuries to children, parents need to strengthen prevention in the following aspects!

Traffic accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning, burns and scalds are prone to occur. In order to let children spend a healthy, happy and safe holiday, parents and children should raise their awareness of safety precautions and pay attention to preventing injury accidents.

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As guardians, parents should strengthen prevention in the following aspects and remind their children to pay attention to safety.

1

Road traffic injury prevention

Obey traffic regulations when traveling; prevent clothes and hats from blocking your vision when walking and crossing the road, make sure you can see the road conditions clearly before crossing, wear brightly colored and reflective clothes, especially in rainy and snowy weather, to ensure you can be seen by other traffic participants; when traveling by car, children under 1.45 meters in height should use child safety seats, and down jackets should be taken off when sitting in safety seats, and the down jackets can be covered on the outside of the safety seats; when traveling by public transportation during the Spring Festival travel season, be careful not to squeeze through the door when there are many people, and get on and off the vehicle in an orderly manner. If items are dropped when getting on or off the vehicle, you should first remind the staff to stop the vehicle, follow their arrangements, and pick up the items only after ensuring safety.

2

Prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

Heating should be done safely and with proper ventilation; when using coal for heating, the stove should be equipped with a chimney; gas water heaters should be of the forced exhaust type and should not be installed in enclosed spaces such as bathrooms; regularly check gas pipelines and switches, and promptly ask a specialist to repair any aging or damage; do not sleep in a car with its doors and windows closed and the air conditioner on, especially when the car is parked in a relatively closed environment such as a garage.

3

Prevent firecracker injuries

Comply with regulations and set off fireworks in designated areas; avoid setting off fireworks near crowded places or flammable materials; purchase products of qualified quality and avoid buying counterfeit and shoddy products; when setting off fireworks, ensure that children are effectively supervised by adults; pay attention to the surrounding environment to avoid splashing objects that may cause harm to others.

4

Prevent burns and scalds

Avoid collisions when serving hot food;

Do not be alone in the kitchen or bathroom;

In case of burns or scalds, you should quickly move away from the source of injury and correctly implement the five steps of first aid: flush, remove, soak, cover, and send.

5

Preventing drowning on ice

Children should go to regular and safe skating venues under the supervision and supervision of their parents;

Do not walk, play, or skate on ice in dangerous waters such as rivers, ponds, and reservoirs;

Do not play near water bodies such as wells or rivers, even if the water is frozen;

If you see a child falling into an ice hole, you should call for help from an adult or the police, and do not try to rescue him blindly.

6

Prevent sports injuries

Do warm-up exercises before exercise; use appropriate sports protective equipment; do not play or exercise on the roadside, in parking lots, or near water bodies; check the sports venue before exercise to ensure it is safe; follow the rules during exercise and do not do dangerous actions.