Tell the child 119 self-help and self-protection skills

Author: Liu Xiuying
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Family secrets, keep them confidential, be cautious of thieves. Teenagers should maintain self-respect, avoid falling into trouble due to minor gains, escape or resist, and let justice prevail. Protect your hearing, use headphones less, keep the volume moderate, and enjoy a relaxed and comfortable life. In case of a power outage at an amusement park, follow instructions and don’t panic. If you feel unwell, make noise to attract attention. In case of a fire, cover your nose and breathe calmly. Primary and secondary school students are active, so wear loose and comfortable clothing. Long flowing ribbons may look stylish, but they can strangle you if you run. If food gets stuck in your throat, press your abdomen and cough it out. Chew slowly, and you’ll avoid trouble.
《Children’s and Teenagers’ Research》 is a national-level educational journal with the mission of "Parents’ problems are our topics" and serves parents and educators of children and teenagers. The journal is committed to promoting new ideas and methods in children’s education, advocating that understanding children is the prerequisite for educating them, and that respecting children is the prerequisite for understanding them. It proposes a new perspective on intergenerational relationships—learning from children and fostering mutual growth between two generations. The journal focuses on educational reform, suggesting that quality education should enter families and that scores can be kept private. The article that sparked a nationwide discussion, The Battle in the Summer Camp, was originally published in this journal. The journal’s editor-in-chief, Sun Yunxiao, is also the author of The Battle in the Summer Camp.
Teach Your Child 119 Self-Protection Skills selects 119 effective methods to deal with disasters and dangers, divided into five parts: "Family Life," "School and Beyond," "Natural Disasters," "Outdoor Travel," and "Social Life." Using specific examples and storytelling, it teaches you and your child how to protect yourselves in emergencies. For instance, how to quickly escape when a natural disaster or danger strikes? How to avoid unnecessary physical harm when your child encounters emergencies during play or exercise? What methods can help your child escape from robbery or kidnapping? How to、？
To make it easier for parents and children, Teach Your Child 119 Self-Protection Skills summarizes the key principles of self-protection into four-line rhymes for each skill, which not only helps parents teach their children but also aids children in memorizing and implementing them. The book is practical, easy to understand, and accompanied by 119 illustrations for clear guidance. It serves as both a textbook for parents to educate their children and a handy guide for home and travel.