What is a key feature of a safe play area for infants?

• Hard flooring

• Soft, padded surfaces

• Sharp corners

• High shelves

What is important for childproofing a home for preschoolers?

• Leaving electrical outlets uncovered

• Securing furniture to the wall

• Keeping cleaning supplies on low shelves

• Using glass furniture

What is a good way to supervise school-age children?

• Let them play outside alone

• Check on them hourly

• Keep them in sight or hearing range

• Allow unrestricted internet use

What is a key part of an emergency response plan?

• Knowing the child's favorite toy

• Having a list of emergency contacts

• Knowing the child's bedtime routine

• Having a list of the child's friends

Which toys are suitable for toddlers?

• Toys with small parts

• Toys with sharp edges

• Large, colorful blocks

• Toys with long strings

How can babysitters prevent choking hazards for infants?

• Allow whole grapes

• Cut food into small pieces

• Give hard candies

• Let play with small toys

What is a safe practice for a preschool play area?

• Including toys with small parts

• Keeping the area free from cords

• Using sharp-edged furniture

• Allowing access to appliances

What is a good childproofing practice for school-age children?

• Keep all doors unlocked

• Store medicines in a locked cabinet

• Allow access to all household tools

• Leave windows open without screens

What is important when supervising toddlers during play?

• Let them play with plastic bags

• Keep them within arm's reach

• Let them play near water unsupervised

• Give them toys with small parts

What should a babysitter do in an emergency?

• Ignore minor injuries

• Know where the first aid kit is

• Wait for parents to return

• Call a friend for advice