Parents are the most solid guardians in the process of growing up for babies. However, even the most attentive parents may overlook some potential safety hazards in their daily caregiving.
Safe at home
1.The baby's activity area should be kept clean and hygienic, and avoid small objects, coins, buttons and other foreign objects that are easy to cause swallowing and suffocation.
2.Protective fences or nets should be installed on windows and balconies to prevent babies from falling.
3.The corners of the furniture should be wrapped with anti-collision strips, the electrical sockets should be equipped with child safety plugs, and the wires should be stored to avoid the risk of electric shock.
4.Store medicines, cosmetics, detergents, and other harmful substances out of the reach of children.
5.Choose toys that are non-toxic, have no sharp edges, and are age-appropriate.
6.When babies first learn to walk, they can easily fall because they don't have a sense of balance. Parents should lay anti-fall mats around the baby to avoid the baby from touching sharp objects, and pay attention to the baby's walking environment.
7.Parents should pay attention not to let the baby come into contact with electrical equipment such as power sockets and wires to avoid electric shock accidents.
Feed safely
1.Feeding bottles and accessories should be cleaned and disinfected in time, and milk powder storage should also follow the manufacturer's recommendations to prevent deterioration.
2.Do not allow your baby to eat nuts, grapes, hot drinks and other foods that can easily choke or burn alone.
Bathing safe
1.The bath water is at a moderate temperature to prevent burns, and an adult must accompany you at all times, and the baby should never be left alone in the bathtub.
2.Clean up your body in time after bathing, keep it dry, and prevent colds.
3.When bathing, feeding, or using hot water, pay special attention to the temperature of the water to avoid scalding or burning your baby. Also, do not let your baby near fire or flammable objects.
Travel safely
1.Infants and young children must use a car seat that meets the standards, and choose the appropriate type of car seat according to their age and weight and install it correctly.
2.In public places, hold or hold your child tightly at all times to prevent getting lost or accidentally colliding.
3.Teach your child not to accept food, toys or invitations from strangers to improve your child's awareness of self-protection.
Health and safety
1.Parents should follow the doctor's advice to vaccinate their babies on time to prevent diseases.
2.Pay attention to your baby's food and personal hygiene to avoid diseases and infections.
There are many, many details to pay attention to in life, although it is important to protect the safety of the baby, but also to avoid overprotection, so that the baby has the opportunity to explore and grow, and create a safe and healthy growth environment for the baby. At the same time, mothers and fathers should continue to learn and master more parenting knowledge to escort the healthy growth of their babies.