✓ matches and lighters are tools, not toys. Never allow children to play with lighters or matches;
✓ use safety plug sockets cover in the house;
✓ remove electrical equipment that appears to be worn;
✓ for fire prevention, it would be good to have smoke detectors in each room;
✓ do not smoke in the house;
✓ the water in the bathtub, especially for children, must not have a temperature higher than 49°C. Always check the water temperature before putting the baby in the tub;
✓ keep the child away from the tap because it can open it, there is a risk of scalding;
✓ pay close attention to the kitchen and block the child's access to the stove, as much as possible;
✓ avoid using tablecloths; children can easily pull them out and could overturn the vessels with hot liquids;
✓ if you have a pot with hot contents, make sure that the child is not around;
✓ do not hold the child in your arms when cooking;
✓ Do not heat baby bottles in the microwave. They can get too hot and cause burns;
✓ In summer, use the playground equipment carefully. They could be used more in the morning, when they are not hot;
✓ 20-30 minutes before sun exposure, a layer of sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 - adapted to the child's skin type should be applied. The product should be reapplied every 2 hours or more often if the baby enters the water;
✓ children under 6 months should not be exposed to direct sunlight.