Author | Inspector (1132 words in total, about 4 minutes read)
Warm flowers bloom, everything recovers, and it's the season of outing and playing again.
Spring is a good time to fly kites, and many children like to fly kites outdoors, but what seems to be an ordinary small kite also has certain dangers.
A gust of wind blew, and the couple lost 4 arms!
I saw a report before that a couple went to fly a kite with their two children, and suddenly a strong wind blew, and the kite staggered and hung on a high-voltage line.
As the children cried and cried to get their kites back, the couple held up the branches and tried to reach them, but they were both struck by high-voltage electricity.
After being taken to the hospital, the doctor shook his head and said that the four arms of the parents needed to be amputated, and the father's legs could not be saved.
Because of a kite, a gust of wind, a family is broken.
Because of kite flying, accidents happen from time to time.
When a woman was riding an electric car, she didn't see the kite line in front of her, and as a result, her throat was cut, and her trachea was almost cut;
A mother and daughter were slashed by a kite string while walking;
A man riding an electric scooter was cut on the neck by two kite strings at the same time......
Outdoor activities are important to children's development, but we need to pay attention to safety at all times when taking children to play.
The dangers of kite flying
Kite flying is a popular outdoor recreation, but it also comes with certain dangers.
● When the wind is too strong, it is easy to cause the kite to lose control.
When the wind is too strong, the kite may be blown away by the wind suddenly, and the pulling force increases, which can easily cause the child to lose control.
This requires parents to always observe the changes in wind strength and choose the right time to fly kites.
● You also need to pay attention to the choice of the location for kite flying.
An area that is too narrow or crowded may cause the child to trip over or be bumped by others.
Choose wide, flat open spaces, away from utility poles, trees, and busy roads, to reduce the chance of accidents.
● Parents also need to pay attention to the selection and use of ropes.
Choose a strong and durable rope and keep it neat and knot-free so that the rope doesn't break or get knotted, causing injury to your child.
Details to keep your child safe
When playing outdoors with children, we need to pay attention to the following details to ensure the safety of children.
Do your homework ahead of time.
We should be aware of the site, including safety facilities, hazardous areas, and medical resources.
At the same time, try to bring first aid items such as iodophor, band-aids, gauze, alcohol, etc., and prepare emergency contact information in case of emergency.
Vigilance should be maintained at all times.
Observe your child's behavior and surroundings.
Your child may run away, fall or get into a conflict with other children, so we need to make sure your child stays out of your sight and take immediate action to ensure your child's safety in the event of an accident.
We also need to teach our children about safety and skills.
For example, precautions, traffic safety, swimming safety, etc., so that children can understand how to protect themselves from danger.
Arrange the time and intensity of activities reasonably.
Try to avoid outdoor activities in extreme weather or environmental hazards.
Due to the limited physical strength of a child, excessive fatigue increases the risk of accidents.
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When taking children to play outdoors and fly kites, we need to pay attention to the safety of children at all times.
By doing these details well, we can effectively keep children safe and let them grow and be happy in the outdoors.
In real life, we often hear tragedies that occur due to not paying attention to these details, which is also a wake-up call that we should always remember the importance of keeping our children safe and integrate it into our daily lives.
Parents, have you taken your children outdoors?
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