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Backyard
Play House |
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Safety in the Area Where the Children Play House |
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Have the area where the children play house as much as possible far away way to the back of your compound, safely away from the road. This is to ensure that no vehicular accident will happen to the kids, especially if the road fronting your house has considerable vehicular traffic during the day. You must have put up beforehand a structure resembling a house (maybe a toy play house disney you bought earlier from the furniture store in the mall nearby) where the kids will be romping around all day. Check that the assembly of the knockdown parts of the play house kit done well to ensure there are no protruding nails in any of its parts that could cause scratches and other injuries to the kids. If you had used wires to tie together certain portions like the major beams instead of nailing them together, be sure that the terminals of the GI wires are well hidden back into the lumber and not protruding out as these wire ends can also cause cuts on any part of the kids' bodies. You know how energetic the kids are; every movement they make seem to be always on the run, and chances are quite high they will ram themselves against the protruding nails or wires sticking out of the walls or any other part of their childrens play house. The boys especially are bound to meet these kinds of accidents getting cuts and bruises as they run around, much more than the girls. You must ensure the proper assembly of the kiddy furniture, usually part of the playhouse you bought, and checked thoroughly that they are strong enough to withstand the kids' rough handling of the kiddy chairs and tables. No sticking nails or GI wires should be present also in the kiddy furniture. To be positively sure of their safety, the place where the children play house should not have electrical outlets reachable by them to avoid accidental electrocution on any of the kids. Some kids cannot just resist the temptation of sticking something into the outlets especially if you warned them previously. The prohibition could arouse even more their curiosity. If there would be electrical outlets in any part of the play area, cover them properly with electrical tapes not easily removed by the curious tykes. There is nothing like safety first for the kids in your area designated as the place where the children play house. It can be traumatic all their lives later as adults if they meet accidents now that they are just playing and trying to find out how it is to be living in their own real houses later in the future. |
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