First aid for kids
What to do for small hurts, and when to get a grown-up. Calm, safe steps for kids ages 5 to 11.
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Life SkillsGet a grown-up firstages 5 to 11 · 7 questions · lesson included · The most important step for any hurt: stay calm and get a grown-up.›Life SkillsCalling for helpages 6 to 11 · 7 questions · lesson included · Know your emergency number, then say who you are, where you are, and what happened.›Life SkillsSmall cuts and scrapesages 5 to 10 · 7 questions · lesson included · Tell a grown-up, rinse with clean water, pat dry, and cover it.›Life SkillsBumps and bruisesages 5 to 10 · 7 questions · lesson included · Rest the sore spot and use something cold wrapped in a cloth, never ice straight on skin.›Life SkillsNosebleedsages 6 to 11 · 7 questions · lesson included · Sit, lean a little forward, and pinch the soft part of your nose. Do not lean back.›Life SkillsBurns from hot thingsages 6 to 11 · 7 questions · lesson included · Tell a grown-up and cool it with running water for a long time. Never butter, never ice.›Life SkillsSun and heatages 5 to 10 · 7 questions · lesson included · On hot days, drink water, rest in the shade, and wear a hat and sunscreen.›Life SkillsWhat you can and cannot doages 7 to 11 · 7 questions · lesson included · Kids help by staying calm, fetching things, and telling adults. Grown-ups do the treating.›
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