Tips for parents to educate their children

It is very important to educate a child, because only the correct and reasonable educational concept of the family can ensure that the child has the correct concept in society after adulthood, and can quickly gain a foothold in society and communicate with others reasonably. Therefore, parents must start with correct common sense when educating their children. Only in this way can we ensure that the child will be healthy in body and mind in the future. Here are some common sense about educating young children.

Kindergarten safety education common sense

1. Kindergarten staff should regularly learn legal knowledge and health common sense, improve their awareness, strengthen their sense of responsibility, and prevent unsafe accidents from happening.

2. All equipment in the kindergarten and all activities organized for children must be based on protecting the children's physical and mental health and life safety. The environment, equipment, venues, large toys, buildings, and water, electricity, and heating equipment in the kindergarten must be inspected and maintained in a timely manner. If unsafe factors are discovered, preventive measures must be taken as soon as possible.

3. Prevent falling accidents. When organizing group activities, there must be leadership and planning (especially outdoor activities) to ensure that all children are within their sight (individual children should not be allowed to leave the group to do things for adults, and individual children should not be left alone indoors to prevent accidents). Safety checks should be carried out before organizing activities. For example, the venue should be checked for sports activities, the surrounding environment should be observed when going out for walks and visits, and the placement of furniture should be paid attention to when organizing indoor activities. It is forbidden to organize more intense sports activities such as running and jumping indoors, and children should be taught not to run around or make loud noises in the activity room.

4. Prevent foreign objects from entering the body. When children enter kindergarten or during daily activities, check them for dangerous items on their bodies before taking a nap, such as matches, knives, pins, buttons, small beads and pieces of glass. Children's medicines should be taken on time. Before taking the medicine, you should carefully check the name, dosage, and usage, and personally supervise the medication. Medication taking should be recorded, oral and external medications should be strictly separated, and toxic drugs should be distributed and used by designated personnel.

5. Prevent burns. It is strictly forbidden to let young children go to unsafe places, and it is strictly forbidden for children to take hot kettles, hot rice, etc. Thermos bottles should be placed in appropriate places. In summer, meals should be prepared in the kitchen in advance, and children are not allowed to eat hot rice. Organize children to drink boiled water at appropriate temperature.

6. To prevent children from getting lost, the number of children should be counted at all times when taking over shifts or organizing activities for children. Parents should be informed of the situation when children come to and leave the kindergarten.

7. To prevent food poisoning, strictly abide by the purchasing and acceptance system, do not eat unclean and rotten food, and prohibit children from picking and eating wild fruits when going out.

8. To prevent electric shock, indoor and outdoor current switches should be placed out of the reach of young children. Children are prohibited from turning on and off lights, televisions, tape recorders, disinfection cabinets and other electrical appliances by themselves.

9. Night shift workers must carefully check whether doors, windows, water and electricity are closed before leaving get off work to prevent accidents.