How can children avoid fire escapes

Preschool is the best time to develop good fire safety habits for children. Pre-school safety knowledge publicity and education is very critical. Teach your children how to respond to emergencies and let them know how to respond to a fire. To prevent children from causing fires, attention should be paid to educating children about fire safety. When a fire occurs, children may be panicked or frightened. If children do not understand how to act, the harm to them may be greater.

How children avoid fire

1. Educate children not to play with fire. Matches and lighters are not toys and cannot be played casually. Lighting candles and mosquito coils is a fire hazard, and you should keep away from combustible materials when using.

2. Educate children not to fiddle with electrical appliances, gas, stove switches, etc. at home. Household appliances and household gas are at risk of fire and should be used safely under the supervision of adults.

3. Educate children not to set off fireworks and firecrackers alone without guardians or other adults accompanying them to take care of them, and do not touch flammable and explosive dangerous goods stored at home without permission.

4. Let the children know where the fire is prone to happen and how to call the police when there is a fire. Know how to evacuate in the event of a fire in a family or residential building.

5. To educate children to pass through the smoke-filled fire field, to bend or bow down and walk or crawl crawling, do not breathe deeply, cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel. Once the body is on fire, don't run around, stop immediately, lie down and roll on the spot to suppress the fire on your body. When stuck in a fire, call the firefighters for help by dialing "119".

How children escape on fire

When a fire occurs, children may be anxious, flustered or startled. If children do not understand how to act, the harm to them may be greater.

1. Teach children how to call for help and when to call for help. Check the directory of alarm phone numbers and teach children to call emergency numbers. Post emergency phone numbers next to all phones in the home, and explain to the children when each number calls for help, and even teach children how to seek help in a timely manner. If the child is illiterate, make an emergency phone number from the picture, which can help the child to identify the correct number for help.

2. Tell children about the damage caused by fire to humans, and know where to escape when a fire occurs.

3. Tell the children that there will be many people to help them in the event of a fire, such as police, firefighters, teachers, neighbors, doctors, etc.

4. Teach the child how to recognize the fire signal and make sure that the child knows the sound characteristics of the smoke detector, fire alarm and community alarm system (alarm, siren, etc.).

5. Teach children to remember the name, home address and telephone number of their parents so that they can get in touch with their families in time after evacuation.