Pocket Guide for Parents: how to Keep Children Safe in Everyday Life: Practical advice from child safety experts

How to ensure health and safety for your child
In today's world, the home and outdoor environment that surrounds your baby from the moment of birth is not child-friendly. Technological advances have made our daily lives easier, but have brought many dangers such as electricity, gas, cars, moving doors, open windows, stairwells, household utensils, televisions, internet, etc., which can harm the child if used incorrectly. If you want to prevent bad things, you must teach your children safety rules and keep an eye on them at all times. A pen, a button, a piece of wood, a TV remote, a gadget, etc., can become dangerous objects in the hands of a child. This book covers most of the dangers and situations that parents may encounter in the home and outdoors, and outlines measures to protect your kids and ensure their health and safety.

What is inside the book?
The book gives practical advice to parents that will help their child avoid injury at home, on the street, while traveling, in transport, in shops, museums, exhibitions, café, restaurants and other public places. It covers the period from birth to preschool age and addresses a wide range of common situations that a child and their parents may encounter, such as: fire, home alone, communicating with strangers, first aid for a child with cardiac arrest, lack of breathing, poisoning, burns, fractures and bruises and much more. All material in the book is based on practical advice from child safety experts.
What makes this book different from similar ones?
The main thing that distinguishes this guide from the rest is a modern approach to the problem. Each situation is considered in great detail and practical advice is given. Parents will learn how to teach their child the basic rules of behavior on the street, in the store, with strangers and in emergency situations.

Audience
Parents, who want to learn what to do in different situations to ensure health and safety of their kids.