Foreign bodies enter the trachea.
Tell children that foreign bodies entering the trachea will be life-threatening if they are not taken out immediately, so: don't play, make trouble or laugh while eating; Usually don't put peanuts, beans and other nuts, buttons, stones and other small items in your mouth to play; Don't put little things in your nose.
Eyes and sharp tools
Tell children the importance of eyes to our lives and how to protect them, such as eye hygiene when watching TV, and then beware of sharp weapons stabbing their eyes. Tell children not to wave sharp sticks and pencils at themselves or others, and avoid them if others are doing these dangerous actions. At the same time, when mom and nanny are sewing clothes and knitting sweaters, don't fight around them to avoid pricking their eyes.
Avoid scalding
When teaching children to wash their feet or take a bath in daily life, they should try it with their hands first to make sure it is not hot before washing. When drinking water, you should first feel whether the cup is hot or not, and then pick it up and drink.
Harm of cosmetics
A considerable number of cosmetics contain harmful substances, which do great harm to immature children. Therefore, infants should not be exposed to cosmetics. Use mom's cosmetics as toys. Little girls, in particular, tend to show concern and interest in cosmetics earlier and warn them to use them when they grow up. For nannies, make-up is forbidden during office hours.