How to teach your children to handle emergencies

Children's safety is very important. Mothers must emphasize it when educating their children. So how to teach children to deal with emergencies? What should I do if my child gets lost? The following editor will give you a detailed introduction.

How to handle emergencies

What to do if a stranger knocks on your door

Don't open the door to strangers. Even if he says he is a policeman and there is an emergency, or that your father asked him to pick up something, don't pay attention to him. You should tell him through the closed door that your parents are not at home and ask him to come back at another time.

What to do if a stranger follows you

You can cross the street and take another route to get rid of him; if this person is still following you closely, you can run to a crowded place and shout loudly. Don't run blindly to a certain house because it may be empty; if no one is at home, don't enter your own home.

What to do if you lose money in a shopping mall

Tell a responsible person that you are lost. If you are on the street, go to the nearest store and tell a cashier; if you are on the beach or river, tell a policeman. Don't tell anyone you don't know that you are lost.

What to do if you smell fire smoke

You should shout loudly to your parents or family members. If there is smoke everywhere, bend down and crawl; if the bedroom door is very hot, it means the fire is outside the room, don't open the door; if you can't get out through the window, put on a sheet, signal the firefighters through the window, and then keep your body close to the ground (where there is less smoke in the air) until the rescuers arrive.

What to do if someone in your family faints

Call medical personnel or tell your neighbors about the situation and ask for their help.

What to do if the bleeding does not stop

You can use a clean towel to wrap the wound tightly to stop the bleeding. Don't wrap it too tightly to avoid tissue necrosis, and then ask your neighbors for help.

What to do if a friend is drowning

If you have not received strict life-saving training, do not jump into the water to save him. You can throw a lifebuoy or a floating object to him and ask him to grab it; or run back to ask for help; or you can take a branch or a wooden pole, lie down on your belly, and only put your elbows in the water, and ask your friends to grab you, and your friends will hold on and then drag you back. Remember, you must lie on the ground so that your body will not lose balance and fall into the water.

What to do if your child gets lost

Be sure to remember your home address! For example: I live in No. 8, Unit 1, Dream 1, No. 24, Fairy Tale Road.

Remember your parents' names, workplaces and phone numbers. Finally, tell the policeman these and you can go home safely.

Just wait there for a while, don’t panic, maybe your parents are not far away.

If you are lost in a shopping mall or park, you can find the park's broadcasting room, tell the staff your and your parents' names, contact numbers, etc., and ask the staff to help broadcast the search.