By Brian Parker Each year many children are injured or killed by playing with fire. If your kids are playing with fire they are at high risk of being injured, killed or damaging property. Early intervention is the key to prevent an accident before it happens. It is normal for a child to have curiosity about fire but when that curiosity is allowed to progress to playing with fire the outcome can be devastating. Here are some ways to help keep your children safe:
Educate your kids on fire and what the effects of fire can be Consider having a camp fire to demonstrate how fire burns and the damage it can do. If you would like more information or have questions about keeping your kids safe, please contact the Summit Fire Department at: 526-9537 (click here to return to Pub Ed Home page) |