Drowning prevention safety education
As the weather warms up and the temperature gradually rises, drowning accidents can occur not only in the hot summer, but also in spring, so spring drowning prevention safety education should not be ignored. Due to the weak awareness of children's prevention, it is very easy to cause drowning accidents. Parents are requested to enhance their safety awareness, strengthen the guardianship of their children, always pay attention to the whereabouts of their children, and often carry out safety education such as drowning prevention for their children, so as to prevent accidents. Our kindergarten has held drowning prevention education again and again, please review the drowning prevention safety knowledge with us!
Keep in mind the "six prohibitions" of drowning prevention measures
1. It is not allowed to swim in the water without permission.
2. It is forbidden to swim with others without permission.
3. It is not allowed to swim without a parent or teacher.
4. Do not swim in unfamiliar waters.
5. It is not allowed to swim in waters without safety facilities and rescue personnel.
6. Students who do not know how to swim are not allowed to go into the water to rescue without authorization.
How to prevent drowning
Parents or caregivers should never leave children alone in bathtubs, bidets, or open water sources. Parents should be within reach of their children, attentive and not negligent. The following four knowledge and 8 key points for parents to keep in mind!
8 Essentials of Child Drowning Protection:
1. Do not swim in the water without permission, and parents should always take care of them.
2. Insist that your child wear high-quality floats.
3. Ask your child to move his body before entering the water to avoid cramps and other phenomena.
4. Do not feed your child in the water, as you may choke
5. Teach children not to play with each other in the water to prevent choking and suffocation
6. Teach your child to learn to swim and learn skills such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation
7. Do not swim in unfamiliar waters, without safety facilities, and without rescue personnel.
8. When you are not familiar with the nature of the water and the underwater situation is unclear, do not go into the water to rescue without authorization.
When children go out, parents should do "four knowledge":
Know where to go, know your companions, know the content, and know when to return
How to tell if you are drowning
The prime time to rescue a drowning person is 30 seconds after the incident. If signs of drowning are detected in time, lives may be salvageable. How to identify a child drowning? Keep these 7 signs in mind.
7 signs to identify a drowning person:
1. The mouth of the drowning person will submerge into the water and then surface, and there will be no time to call for help.
2. A drowning child may have his arms stretched forward, but he or she is unable to paddle towards the rescuer.
3. The drowning person is upright in the water, struggling for 20-60 seconds before sinking.
4. The drowning person has dull eyes and is unable to concentrate or close his eyes.
5. A drowning child's head may be tilted forward, with his head in the water and his mouth on the surface.
6. It doesn't look like it's drowning, it's just in a daze, but if you don't respond to the inquiry, you need to help immediately.
7. Children will make a lot of noise when playing in the water, and once it is quiet, be alert.
How to rescue
While strengthening prevention, parents and guardians should also master relevant first-aid knowledge and skills. After an accident, it is urgent to save people, and the following 6 points should be known.
Proper rescue for children after drowning:
1. Quickly rescue the person ashore: It is best to lift the head of the person who has fallen into the water from the back, or pull the chest from above so that his face is exposed to the water, and then drag him ashore.
2. Clear the mouth and nose blockage: Have the drowning person head down, pry open their teeth, and use their fingers to remove debris from the mouth and nose.
3. Pour out the accumulated water in the respiratory tract: The rescuer kneels half-way, pushes against the drowning person's abdomen, makes the drowning person head down, and pats the back.
4. Artificial respiration: For drowning patients whose breathing and heartbeat are weak or whose heartbeat has just stopped, artificial respiration should be carried out quickly, and chest compressions should be done at the same time.
5. Oxygen inhalation: There are medical conditions on site, and cardiac drugs and oxygen can be injected into drowning patients. If the conditions are insufficient, the person who the drowning person with his hands or acupuncture points is medium.
6. Take off the coat: If the drowning person is wearing a coat, take it off as soon as possible, the wet coat will take away the body's heat energy and cause low temperature damage.
How to save yourself in case of drowning
1. Don't panic and call for help as soon as you notice someone around.
2. Relax your whole body, let your body float on the water, bring your head to the surface, kick the water with your feet, prevent loss of physical strength, and wait for rescue.
3. When the body sinks, you can press the palm of your hand down.
4. If you suddenly cramp in the water and you can't get to the shore, call for help immediately. If there is no one around, take a deep breath and dive into the water, straighten the leg with the cramp, and pull the toes up with your hand to relieve the cramp.
Where drowning is more likely to occur
Generally, drowning occurs in swimming pools, reservoirs, puddles, ponds, rivers, streams, seashores, etc. Every summer, there are drowning accidents in swimming. Among the drowning people, there are some people who can't swim, and some people who can swim and have good water skills.
Cherish life and prevent drowning
Parents must always remind you
Always educate and pay attention
Attaches great importance to safety education
Raise awareness of prevention
in order to reduce potential safety hazards!