Nip in the bud! How to educate children about safety in daily life?

Interpretation of safety education Safety education is to teach children the experience of solving various safety problems. Good safety education allows children to protect themselves without the help of adults. Self-protection ability is an essential ability for children to grow up happily and healthily. Children should learn to protect themselves from danger and enjoy life. Parents are children's first teachers, and children's risk awareness ability is completely learned from their parents before going to primary school. Therefore, it is very necessary for parents to educate their children about safety, not only to impart relevant safety knowledge, but also to let children master the methods of dealing with dangerous emergencies, so that children can still have a good mentality and self-protection ability when facing danger alone.

The Importance of Safety Education We can often see cases of children being abducted and robbed of infants in the news or online, which have a bad influence and great harm. In order to reduce the occurrence of such incidents and prevent parents from regretting for life, it is imperative to do a good job in baby safety education. In recent years, natural disasters such as fire accidents, traffic accidents, and tourist falls have occurred frequently, and the casualty rate of primary and secondary school students in such accidents is quite high. It is necessary to educate children, be vigilant in daily life, and let them learn to protect themselves from becoming victims of accidents. To achieve this goal and nip in the bud, it is necessary to strengthen safety education for children.

To prevent problems before they happen, the most important thing in children's safety education is to let children establish a sense of self-protection and always have a sense of risk identification.

Our world is full of dangers, which is definitely not alarmist. For example, if you walk in the street, you may be hit by a car, because not all drivers obey the traffic rules. For example, if you walk between buildings, you may be hit by a high-altitude parabolic object, because not everyone is of high quality. For example, on the snowy road in winter, it is easy to slip if you are not careful. ...

Therefore, only by letting children establish a sense of self-protection at an early age, and through parents' safety education, and having the ability to identify risks in the environment, can children's safety problems be fundamentally solved and preventive effects be achieved.

Safety education that needs to be instilled in children every day 1. It is very important to teach children to remember some important information. When children encounter security problems that they can't solve, they can use the following information for help in time. Children should remember their names, home addresses, parents' full names, contact numbers and work units, and emergency telephone numbers as soon as possible, so as to avoid calling for help or getting in touch with parents in time when children are separated or in danger. ?

2. Educate children to establish traffic safety awareness and standardize traffic safety behaviors. If children lack common sense of traffic safety, it is often easy to cause traffic accidents. Parents need to teach their children to walk safely when accompanying them. You must walk on the sidewalk to ensure safety. The red light stops and the green light goes. When crossing the road, if there is no traffic light, be sure to watch the direction of the car until there is no car. Be especially careful when you get off the sidewalk. Don't run. Teach children not to fight in the street. Because cars are coming and going on the road, it brings great insecurity to yourself.

3. Educate children to stay away from dangerous sources

①? Stay away from the power supply

Our daily life can't be separated from power supply, but while it brings us convenience, there are also risks-electric shock. In recent years, there have been many incidents in which children were injured by electric shock. Therefore, it is necessary to contact examples to explain the harm of electric shock, so that children can consciously not touch the power supply and play with electrical appliances. This is the most fundamental measure to prevent children from getting an electric shock. Tell children not to fiddle with switches and sockets at will, and don't plug in electricity and touch switches with wet hands. Tell the children not to go near the metal during the thunderstorm. When metal thunders and lightning, it is easy to lead to lightning, which will be dangerous after people touch it. Let the children know that they should not walk in the rain, nor should they hide under trees or telephone poles during a thunderstorm.

②? Away from the fire source

As the saying goes: fire and water are ruthless, and the destructive power and lethality of fire are enormous. So, how should we educate children about fire prevention? First of all, we should educate children about the dangers of fire and never let them play with it. Don't play with matches, lighters and other fire sources to prevent children from playing with fire and causing fires. Instruct children to use household appliances and liquefied gas cookers correctly. Teach children to treat fire correctly. When a fire breaks out in some places, the first time is to do everything possible to get out of the fire environment and protect your own safety.

③? Stay away from sharp dangerous goods.

Children should develop good habits at ordinary times, and can't run around with pencils, chopsticks, popsicles, glass bottles or sharp things in their hands or mouths; You can't just use knives, scissors or other sharp objects as toys, which will not only hurt yourself, but also hurt others. Of course, when the child is older, he must be taught to use knives, scissors and other appliances correctly. ?

4.？ Teach children not to take part in dangerous activities.

Sometimes, children like to take part in some unsafe or even dangerous activities. For example, some boys like to use sticks, knives, guns, stones, sand, etc. as weapons to "fight" or play around, so that they poke their eyes, knock out their teeth, smash their heads and break their bones and muscles; Some students play with powerful toy guns and flying knives, causing accidental injuries to their peers; Some students like to climb trees and climb over walls, resulting in falling from high places and self-injury; Some students chased cars, climbed motor vehicles and were thrown to death. Some students use sports equipment in violation of discipline and regulations, and fall off the single parallel bars, rings and slides, causing spinal laceration. ...

There are thousands of roads, and safety comes first. Safety is a lifelong problem for children. Let children establish a sense of self-protection and always have a sense of risk identification, so as to fundamentally solve the safety problems of children, prevent delays and nip in the bud, and hope that children can grow up healthily and safely.