- Give older children training in safety. Teach them about the dangers around the home and show them how to deal with these correctly.
- Be realistic about what work young teenagers can safely do. Train them carefully and supervise their work. Make sure they wear protective clothing, eye and ear protection where needed.
- Always praise sensible behaviour whenever you encounter in-front of your children.
Parenthood – A new Journey

Becoming a parent may be the most challenging thing you will ever experience and also most amazing. We often embark on this new journey with great hopes and expectations. Having a child will give you another reason to spread love and a sense of completeness. It will no doubt provide you the wildest range of amazement and joy.
Sometimes, however, the path into parenthood can surprise you. It can feel like you are on a winding road of emotions ranging from satisfaction and joy to some not-so pleasant feelings like anxiety and frustration.
And in our country, we are witnessing increasing trends of nuclear parents (single family) especially in urban areas for various reasons...
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Children 0-4 years generally, but practically children 1-2 Years of age, are vulnerable to injuries as they begin to explore their environment, but are unable to recognize danger, or takes action to keep themselves safe. Nearly 60% (world wide and 56% in Nepal) of the injuries occur in home and backyard. Young children are vulnerable in home because home are designed for adults. Height, space, and structure are built for adult need and comfort, but these often present hazards to the children. But you can take some steps to make your home safer place for your childern.
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