1. Keep sharp objects away from kids. Always put knives and scissors in a safe place. Don't leave them on tables where little hands can reach.
Image description: A kitchen counter with a knife safely placed out of reach.
2. Don't play with fire. Matches and lighters are not toys. Stay away from them and tell an adult if you see them.
Image description: A matchbox locked in a drawer.
3. Always walk, don't run indoors. Running inside can lead to bumps and falls. Walking carefully helps keep everyone safe.
Image description: Children walking steadily inside a house.
4. Keep stairs clear. Don't leave toys or shoes on the stairs. This helps everyone walk up and down safely without tripping.
Image description: A clean staircase with no objects on it.
5. Know emergency numbers. Remember important numbers, like 911. Practice how to call for help with your family.
Image description: A phone with emergency numbers written next to it.
6. Don't open the door to strangers. Always ask who it is before opening the door and tell an adult if someone strange comes by.
Image description: A child looking through a peephole to see who is at the door.
7. Use a seatbelt in the car. Always buckle up when you are in the car to stay safe during drives.
Image description: A child fastening their seatbelt in a car.
8. Keep medicines out of reach. All medicine should be stored in high cabinets, so little kids can't get them. They can be dangerous.
Image description: A medicine cabinet with doors closed and locked.
9. Check for heavy items on shelves. Make sure things on high shelves are safe and won't fall down and hurt someone.
Image description: A shelf with lightweight items only.
10. Don't run with scissors or sharp objects. If you need to move with sharp objects, walk slowly and carefully to stay safe.
Image description: A child carefully carrying scissors with the tips pointing down.
