What should I do if my child is injured in kindergarten?

Every parent would be reluctant to see their beloved child get hurt in kindergarten. When such a thing happens, don't be too excited. First of all, you should comfort the child. If the child cries, calm him/her down first. Then, communicate with the child in time and find out who is involved in the child's injury. If the injury is caused by a fight with other children, you should talk to the teacher for an explanation. Hope this helps.

Of course, communication is necessary in a timely manner. First of all, you need to consider the child's age, class, and usual performance. If you want parents to not worry too much about such things, it is best to think about the child's previous behavior. Don't let parents mistakenly think that you never pay attention to him. That would not be good. It is best to communicate with the child before the parents come. Children nowadays are very good at learning to talk. If you don't communicate well with him, you don't know what he will say when he goes home.

First, check whether there is accidental injury insurance. If so, the insurance company will pay for medical expenses, nutrition expenses and loss of work wages. If there is no insurance, the responsibility will be shared by three parties: 1. The guardian of your child or his parents; 2. The teacher; 3. The kindergarten. As for the proportion, it depends on the determination of responsibility.

The child's parents and the teacher who was teaching the class when the accident happened should be held responsible. Furthermore, if you have purchased insurance, you can also make a claim from the insurance company. In fact, it goes without saying that as long as one party bears the responsibility or one of the parties pays, there is no need to worry about which party pays. The three parties (that is, the school, the child's parents and if they have bought additional insurance, if there is insurance in this regard) can be asked to pay compensation together at once. No need to worry about anything or say which side should do what. As for insurance, it mainly depends on you personally. If you don’t buy it, then you don’t have to pursue the issue or bear the responsibility. But the school and the child's parents must take responsibility. You should first clarify the situation at that time.

When it comes to this kind of problem that people don't like to experience, where their children are bullied or injured, parents should not act on impulse, but they must protect the legal rights and interests of their children. If the situation is very serious, the person responsible must be held accountable to a certain extent. If the circumstances are serious, an appeal or mediation can be conducted. It is better to talk to the teacher in detail.