home accidents

Identifies some of the dangers that exist in the house, including chemicals, fumes, medicines and vitamins, inhalants, cabon monoxide, flammable substances, electrical appliances, sharp tools, and guns, and offers advice on what to do in an emergency.

Simple text and color photos show how to be safe at home, covering such topics as medicines, cleaning supplies, knives, smoke detectors, and calling 911.

Provides information and instructions on how to handle emergencies, potential difficult situations, and how to develop a healthy respect for danger.

Explains situations that can be dangerous at home and how to avoid them.

Describes potential dangers in the home, explains how to prevent accidents, and advises what to do if one occurs.

A safety guide for young girls faced with spending time at home without their parents for the first time; covers such topics as knowing one's neighbors, home security, first aid, and getting along with siblings, and includes "boredom busters" and snack recipes.

Explains the importance of being safe at home and teaches children how to avoid dangerous situations.

A safety guide for young girls faced with spending time at home without their parents for the first time; covers such topics as knowing one's neighbors, home security, first aid, and getting along with siblings, and includes "boredom busters" and snack recipes.

Helps children recognize common hazards in the home and explains how they can deal with them in the safest way possible.