Safety at home

key notes :

Introduction to Safety

• Safety means being free from danger or harm.
• Our home is a safe place, but accidents can still happen if we are not careful.

Kitchen Safety

• Always handle sharp objects like knives and scissors carefully.
• Stay away from hot stoves, ovens, and boiling water.
• Do not use electrical appliances without adult supervision.

Electrical Safety

• Do not touch electrical sockets, wires, or appliances with wet hands.
• Avoid overloading plugs with too many devices.
• Report any broken wires or appliances to an adult.

Fire Safety

• Do not play with matches, lighters, or candles.
• Learn the locations of fire extinguishers in the house.
• Practice emergency exits in case of a fire.

Bathroom Safety

• Be cautious of slippery floors to prevent falls.
• Use mats to avoid slipping.
• Keep electrical devices like hairdryers away from water.

Staircase and Furniture Safety

• Always hold the railing when using stairs.
• Avoid climbing on furniture or windows.
• Keep the floor free of toys and other items to prevent tripping.

Medicine and Chemical Safety

• Do not touch or consume medicines, cleaning products, or chemicals without permission.
• Store these items out of reach of children.

Sharp Objects and Tools

• Do not play with sharp objects like needles, scissors, or tools.
• Keep them in designated places after use.

Safety with Pets

• Treat pets gently to avoid bites or scratches.
• Wash hands after handling pets or their food.

Emergency Preparedness

• Learn emergency contact numbers, such as for the police, fire department, and ambulance.
• Practice what to do in emergencies like earthquakes or fires.

Role of Adults

• Always inform adults if you notice something unsafe at home.
• Follow their instructions to stay safe.

Let’s practice!