Parents can teach their children basic safety knowledge, such as traffic safety and fire safety, through stories and games.

Establish family safety rules

Make family safety rules and tell children the importance of these rules. For example, you are not allowed to go out to play without an adult, and you are not allowed to use dangerous appliances at home.

Supervise the children's activities

Parents should always observe their children's activities to ensure that they don't make dangerous behaviors. For example, when children are playing near the swimming pool, parents should be there to supervise them.

Learn to protect themselves

Teach children some basic self-protection skills, such as how to make emergency calls and how to call for help.

Good living habits

Developing good living habits can help children protect themselves better. For example, regularly check whether the wires and gas pipes at home are safe.