How to adapt the environment to ensure safety for children, according to their age?

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Hipira

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You will never be able to make it 100% safe. Look at the individual child for what they are like. Some are "runners" - lock the back door, some like electrical stuff - turn off the sockets, some like playing with cleaning stuff - secure this away. But ultimately they will need to learn how to keep themselves safe. In the end I stopped trying to keep the knifes out of reach of my son as he was always waiting until nobody was looking to experiment. I showed him much earlier than I would ever have considered with my daughter, around 3 perhaps. And he has never cut himself.

If you are talking about work environments , you will need to follow procedures and not your common sense - these two have nothing to do with each other. Otherwise you will be in great trouble if things go wrong.
 
You will never be able to make it 100% safe. Look at the individual child for what they are like. Some are "runners" - lock the back door, some like electrical stuff - turn off the sockets, some like playing with cleaning stuff - secure this away. But ultimately they will need to learn how to keep themselves safe. In the end I stopped trying to keep the knifes out of reach of my son as he was always waiting until nobody was looking to experiment. I showed him much earlier than I would ever have considered with my daughter, around 3 perhaps. And he has never cut himself.

If you are talking about work environments , you will need to follow procedures and not your common sense - these two have nothing to do with each other. Otherwise you will be in great trouble if things go wrong.
 
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