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Make sure an adult watches out for them at all times. Things like drugs, alcohol and medication can all make you less alert.  \n• If little ones are playing in or near water, an adult needs to be supervising at all times and be within arm’s reach so that they can help if assistance is needed.  \n• Safety products (e.g. cupboard locks and stair gates) can be used along with supervision to help prevent injury, however they should never be relied upon on their own to keep little ones safe. You can buy safety products from your local hardware store, or if you can’t find what you are looking for, contact Kidsafe Victoria.  \nSupervision  \nBurns and Scalds: In and Around the Home  \nPrevention  \n• Remember, hot water burns like fire. At 60° C it takes 1 second to cause a life threatening scald to an infant, while at 50° C it takes 5 minutes.  \n• You can reduce the delivery temperature of the water in your bathroom to a maximum of 50°C. A licensed plumber can help you test and set the temperature of your hot water.  \n• Never hold hot drinks or hot food when nursing or carrying little ones.  \n• Check the temperature of the bath water using a thermometer before putting little ones in.  \n• Dangerous objects such as matches and lighters should be kept locked away, safely out of sight and reach of little ones.  \n• Put a secured fire screen around heaters.  \n• Do not let little ones play in the kitchen. You can restrict access by using a gate to keep children out of the kitchen, especially during meal preparation time when appliances such as the oven and stove are on .  \n• If little ones can access the kitchen, make sure pot and pan handles, hot irons, jugs and kettles (including cords) are out of reach.  \n• Use an oven guard if able and ensure the oven is secured to the wall.  \n• Install smoke alarms and regularly check that they are working by testing the batteries. The batteries should be replaced at the end of daylight saving every year.  \nBurns and Scalds: In and Around the Home  \nKeep microwave up high  \nStore and lock dangerous objects up high  \nKeep little ones away from the oven when it’s hot  \nKeep cordsand kettles out of reach  \nBurns and Scalds: Out and About  \n• Always closely supervise little ones around camp fires.  \n• Having the camp fire in a pit or surrounded by rocks can help to prevent your little ones walking into it.  \n• Never light a fire with petrol or flammable liquids-you may get burnt and your little ones may try to copy you.  \n• Always put campfires out with water and not sand or dirt.  \n• Keep little ones well away from the BBQ so that they don’t get burnt.  \n• Keep a fire extinguisher, fire blanket or hose close by the BBQ in case of a fire.  \n• Make sure that little ones are always closely supervised around BBQ’s.  \nBurns and Scalds: Out and About  \nFirst Aid and Home Fire Escape Plan  \n• Call triple zero in an emergency.  \n• If a little one is burnt, where possible remove any clothing immediately. Clothes can hold the heat and cause a deeper burn .  \n• Place all burns under cool running water for 20 minutes. This can be done up to 3 hours after the burn has occurred, but it is best to be done as soon as possible.  \n• If cool running water is not available, use a bucket and cloth-put a clean damp cloth over the burn and keep wetting it with cool water from the bucket for 20 minutes.  \n• Do NOT use ice, oil, butter or ointments on the burn. These can further damage the skin.  \n• Once you have cooled the burn, cover it with a clean damp cloth.  \n• Seek medical attention if the burn is bigger thana 20 cent coin or the burn is on the face, hands, feet or genital areas.  \n• If any clothing catches on fire stop, cover, drop and roll:  \n» Stop to prevent the flames getting bigge","cbCaivklcWrUoXkS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivklcWrUoXkS","pdf",5168497,26,"English","# Safety for Our Little Fellas\n## Supervision\n## Burns and Scalds: In and Around the Home\n## Burns and Scalds: Out and About\n## First Aid and Home Fire Escape Plan\n## Drowning","[{\"question\":\"How should adults supervise young children to reduce injury risk?\",\"answer\":\"Keep children under constant supervision and stay alert. 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