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Use a checklist of assess the dangers and risks for children of different ages,stages and specific developmental barriers?
Anonymous
Feb 21
Use a checklist of assess the dangers and risks for children of different ages,stages and specific developmental barriers?
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1. Infants (0-12 months):
- Choking hazards from small objects or toys
- Suffocation risks from loose bedding or soft toys in the crib
- Falls from elevated surfaces such as changing tables or beds
- Burns from hot liquids or surfaces
- Poisoning from household chemicals or medications
2. Toddlers (1-3 years):
- Drowning risks in pools, bathtubs, or other bodies of water
- Strangulation hazards from cords or strings on blinds or curtains
- Accidental ingestion of small objects or toxic substances
- Falls from playground equipment or stairs
- Burns from hot stoves or appliances
3. Preschoolers (3-5 years):
- Bicycle or scooter accidents without proper safety gear
- Playground injuries from rough play or lack of supervision
- Accidental poisoning from household cleaners or medications left within reach
- Burns from hot liquids or appliances in the kitchen
- Choking hazards from small toys or food items
4. School-age children (6-12 years):
- Sports-related injuries from lack of protective gear or proper supervision
- Bicycle or skateboard accidents without helmets
- Cyberbullying or online predators
- Accidental injuries from rough play or risky behavior
- Strangers approaching them without parental permission
5. Adolescents (13-18 years):
- Risky behaviors such as substance abuse or unprotected sex
- Peer pressure leading to dangerous activities or experimentation
- Mental health issues such as depression or anxiety
- Online dangers such as cyberbullying or sharing personal information with strangers
- Accidents from distracted driving or reckless behavior
By using this checklist, parents and caregivers can assess the specific dangers and risks that children of different ages and developmental stages may face, and take appropriate measures to ensure their safety and well-being.
- Choking hazards from small objects or toys
- Suffocation risks from loose bedding or soft toys in the crib
- Falls from elevated surfaces such as changing tables or beds
- Burns from hot liquids or surfaces
- Poisoning from household chemicals or medications
2. Toddlers (1-3 years):
- Drowning risks in pools, bathtubs, or other bodies of water
- Strangulation hazards from cords or strings on blinds or curtains
- Accidental ingestion of small objects or toxic substances
- Falls from playground equipment or stairs
- Burns from hot stoves or appliances
3. Preschoolers (3-5 years):
- Bicycle or scooter accidents without proper safety gear
- Playground injuries from rough play or lack of supervision
- Accidental poisoning from household cleaners or medications left within reach
- Burns from hot liquids or appliances in the kitchen
- Choking hazards from small toys or food items
4. School-age children (6-12 years):
- Sports-related injuries from lack of protective gear or proper supervision
- Bicycle or skateboard accidents without helmets
- Cyberbullying or online predators
- Accidental injuries from rough play or risky behavior
- Strangers approaching them without parental permission
5. Adolescents (13-18 years):
- Risky behaviors such as substance abuse or unprotected sex
- Peer pressure leading to dangerous activities or experimentation
- Mental health issues such as depression or anxiety
- Online dangers such as cyberbullying or sharing personal information with strangers
- Accidents from distracted driving or reckless behavior
By using this checklist, parents and caregivers can assess the specific dangers and risks that children of different ages and developmental stages may face, and take appropriate measures to ensure their safety and well-being.
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