children's accidents

Simple text and illustrations teach children how to keep safe in the home when using electricity, handling hot things, or taking medicine.

Being aware of our personal safety is important in all aspects of our lives. This engaging title teaches readers to think about their physical and online safety, as well as the value of building positive relationships with others. Real-world scenarios help encourage readers to feel empowered to make safe decisions.

Presents an illustrated discussion of kids' fears and what they can do to feel and be safe in various situations, such as knowing how to cross roads, wearing safety equipment when playing sports, and knowing emergency contact information.

Real life scenarios and multiple choice questions help children learn how to stay safe at home, covering topics such as staying safe on the stairs and in the kitchen, avoiding germs, and taking care of garbage.

"Babysitting should be a fun activity for both you and the kids. But what if something goes wrong? Don't worry. Learn how to be prepared for any emergency or difficult situation. Get advice on staying safe and on how to handle anything from accidents to allergies. Also included is information about where to get first aid and CPR training. Quizzes and checklists alongside practical advice and useful information will help you be a confident and responsible babysitter"--Provided by the publisher.

An exploration of safety that defines what it is and discusses habits readers can practice to ensure they are not in danger of being hurt or upset.

Illustrations of common or unusual emergency situations are presented with blank lines under each drawing that are to be filled in by parent and child after they decide what the answer to this particular problem should be.

A comprehensive guide to child safety that provides information on how to teach children to stay safe at home, at school, on the internet, around town, on the road, and on vacation, with guidelines, tips, and recommendations to help parents talk to their children about safety.