1. Kitchen Safety

• Keep sharp objects (knives, scissors) and matches/lighters out of reach.
• Store all chemicals, cleaning agents, and medicines in locked cabinets.
• Use stove guards and turn pot handles inward while cooking.

2. Electrical Safety

• Cover all electrical outlets with childproof covers.
• Keep cords and wires out of reach and secured.
• Avoid leaving devices like irons, kettles, or heaters unattended.

3. Fire & Burn Safety

• Teach children to stay away from fire and hot surfaces.
• Keep a fire extinguisher and first-aid kit accessible.
• Plan and practice a fire escape plan with the family.

4. Fall Prevention

• Install safety gates near stairs and balconies.
• Remove loose rugs, toys, or clutter that may cause tripping.
• Use window guards or grills to prevent falls.

5. Water Safety

• Never leave children unattended in the bathroom, bathtub, or around water.
• Keep buckets of water covered and out of reach.
• Store water tanks and wells securely closed.

6. Poison Prevention

• Store all medicines, cleaning products, and insecticides out of children’s reach.
• Label all containers clearly.
• Keep emergency numbers for poison control on hand.

7. Choking Hazards

• Keep small items like coins, marbles, and batteries away from toddlers.
• Avoid giving small, hard foods to young children (e.g., nuts, grapes).
• Ensure toys are age-appropriate and do not have detachable small parts.

8. Road & Outdoor Safety

• Teach children to look both ways before crossing the road.
• Use helmets and safety gear for cycling or skating.
• Always supervise children in crowded outdoor spaces.

9. Safe Sleep Habits

• Ensure cribs/beds are sturdy with no loose bedding or toys.
• Keep baby monitors handy for infants.
• Place infants on their back to sleep to prevent SIDS.

10. Emergency Preparedness

• Post emergency contact numbers (ambulance, fire, police) near the phone.
• Teach your child your home address and key contact numbers.
• Regularly review and practice emergency drills (fire, earthquake, etc.).