Stay Safe And Warm In The Cold Weather With These Winter Safety Tips Keeping kids safe 4 section 2 protecting children all material in this section is a compilation of information from the following sources with details listed in the references section: 2005 community resource packet, safe children and healthy families area a shared responsibility; 2005 protecting children. At the same time, the child may complain that their skin burns or has become numb. if frostbite occurs, bring the child indoors and place the frostbitten parts of her body in warm (not hot) water. 104° fahrenheit (about the temperature of most hot tubs) is recommended. warm washcloths may be applied to frostbitten nose, ears and lips.
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Too Cold For School Tips For Keeping Kids Safe In Cold Weather Follow these tips to keep safe outdoors in cold weather. enjoying cold weather safely. when you go outside in the cold, stay safe — and warm. kids should dress warmly in layers of clothes. layers keep the warmth in. plus, if the top layer gets wet from snow or freezing rain, they can peel off some clothes down to a dry layer. 9. sled in proper ‘form.’. kids can prevent injuries by sledding feet first or sitting up, instead of lying down head first. 10. find a clear area. pick a sledding location that is clear of. Move away from the cold. keep cribs several feet away from windows, vents and exterior walls. 4. maintain crib safety at all costs. use fitted sheets as extra layers for a baby’s mattress. avoid. Active games, making snow angels and building snowmen will help to keep your child warm. teach your children a few important rules to go along with winter play: stay away from snowplows and snow blowers. choose play areas away from roads, fences, open water and thin ice. take extra caution when crossing roads.
Cold Weather Safety Tips For Kids Dayton Parent Magazine Move away from the cold. keep cribs several feet away from windows, vents and exterior walls. 4. maintain crib safety at all costs. use fitted sheets as extra layers for a baby’s mattress. avoid. Active games, making snow angels and building snowmen will help to keep your child warm. teach your children a few important rules to go along with winter play: stay away from snowplows and snow blowers. choose play areas away from roads, fences, open water and thin ice. take extra caution when crossing roads.
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