Common hazards and risks in early childhood education and care · lifting, carrying and moving children and objects · working at low levels (on the floor or ...

Furniture · Unsteady; shaky to the point of collapsing or causing a child to lose balance · Sharp corners or points · Splintering · Peeling paint · Protruding nails ...

Exposed wired, electrical cords near water, electrical cords hanging - out of children's reach · Clothes driers and vacuum cleaners – inaccessible to children ...

26 сент. 2021 г. · Trip and slip hazards (e.g. loose tiles) · Hazards from human activity (e.g. broken glass) · Hazards from the natural environment (e.g. animal ...

Cleaning agents, medicines, poisons and other hazardous materials. · Electrical sockets and appliances (particularly heaters). · Hazards in kitchen and laundry ...

1. Choking Hazards. Small objects, toys, or food items can pose a choking hazard to children, especially those under the age of three. · 2. Falling Hazards.

In arranging your learning centres, try to avoid long corridors or large open spaces in the centre of the room. Both of these can lead to overly excited play ...

Falling Hazards: These include unsecured furniture, slippery floors, and playground equipment. · Choking Hazards: Small toys, beads, or other small objects can ...

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