It is easy to say that children should be taught the hazards of electricity, but there comes a time when you must also teach children how to handle electricity safely. Eventually, you will want them acquiring a bit of independence and a sense of responsibility, and that includes the safe use of electrical appliances or…
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Why Electrical Hazards are Different for Children and Adults
Electricity is dangerous for anybody, whether children or adults. But have you ever wondered why electrical hazard warnings are different for children and adults? There are some reasons for the difference. For one thing, adults are expected to show at least a level of responsibility in handling certain electrical equipment and appliances such as household…
What to Teach Kids About Electrical Safety
Parents play an instrumental role in their children’s development, teaching them how to walk, talk, and to use the potty. Once a child’s mind begins to gain the sophistication of distinguishing between what he can and cannot do, it may be time to teach your child about electrical safety. The key to teaching children is…
Top Electrical Safety Rules for Kids
Have you ever wondered how to start teaching your children about the responsibility that goes along with electric appliances or other electric equipment? Or perhaps you are worried that you may have skipped something important in teaching kids about how to be safe around electricity. Here is a list of some of the electrical safety…
Baby-proofing a Home Against Electrical Hazards
It is always a delight to watch babies as they explore their world for the first time. Once they gain mobility, there seems to be no limit to their curiosity. However, this can also be dangerous for them, when their undiscriminating curiosity leads them to explore everything, even electrical hazards. It is the job of…
Appliances to Keep Out of Children’s Reach
As a general rule, all appliances should be kept out of children’s reach. Children are naturally curious, and they may wish to imitate you by attempting to plug in and operate an electrical appliance which they have seen you use a number of items. This is dangerous, however, and your child may end up damaging…