Baby Self-Saving Manual

Author: (USA) Tov Nava
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Today, children face countless worries during their growth, and every parent hopes their child can grow up healthy and happy. Instead of solving problems after they arise, it's better to teach children how to handle difficulties in advance. After all, parents can't always be by their children's side, so fostering a healthier mindset in children is key. Reading this book with your child can teach them how to properly address: choking and feeling suffocated, head injuries with bruises, cuts or scrapes from sharp objects, foreign objects in the eyes, nosebleeds, strangers approaching with dogs, tooth loss, being stopped and asked for money, getting lost from parents, classmates asking for help with cheating, managing house keys, hospital visits, disliking baths, setbacks in competitions or poor exam results, disliking certain foods, and whether a child might encounter bad people when going out alone? Will children be panicked and unsure how to handle emergencies? The answers are all in this book. As parents, you should appropriately prepare your children with protective awareness and skills in advance, teaching them to remember and dial your phone number and the emergency police number 110. This book provides parents with a simple method, using straightforward language and engaging examples, to teach children how to properly respond to various emergencies. It not only helps scientifically and systematically develop children's intelligence but also cultivates their moral qualities of kindness, integrity, and tolerance, as well as psychological traits of confidence, happiness, and resilience, while enhancing their independence.