safety education

Offers advice to baby-sitters on how to keep kids safe and prevent accidents, looking at some of the things that can go wrong around the house, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, outside, and at bedtime, and discussing what to do in the event of fire, and how to handle strangers on the phone and at the door.

Provides a definition of strangers and ways to be safe around them as well as suggestions on where to go for help if needed.

Explains how to prevent accidents around the home and deal with emergencies, covering such topics as electricity, medicines, and fires.

Presents advice for ensuring safety in various outdoor settings, including parks, playgrounds, and backyards.

Offers basic rules for what to do and what not to do to be safe at home.

Describes the most important things to do when someone is hurt in an accident and discusses the basic rules of first aid for treating illness and injury.

Explains how to deal with strangers in public places, on the telephone, and in cars, emphasizing situations in which the best thing to do is run away or talk to another adult.

Discusses the steps to follow when lost in order to get help.

Provides tips for staying safe while dealing with strangers, including walking with a buddy, knowing your name and phone number, and knowing what to do when home alone.

Explores basic safety rules for daily living, including tips for crossing the street, riding a bicycle, dressing appropriately for the weather, swimming, and getting help in an emergency.