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Parenting 2.02

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Child Safety and Parenting Quiz

Welcome to the Child Safety and Parenting Quiz! Test your knowledge on essential topics related to child safety and effective parenting strategies. This quiz covers important areas such as health department resources, childproofing, and how to communicate effectively with children in challenging situations.

Key Areas Covered:

Child safety measures
Parental guidance during difficult times
Preventing hazardous situations
Resources for families in need

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringGuide102

What would be the most likely reason a person would go to the Health Department?

Needs clothing and shelter after a disaster

Needs food stamps

Needs a place to spend the night

Needs immunizations to obtain employment

Which is a way to prevent children from breaking an arm or having other serious physical injuries?

Keep children away from water

Keep medications and cleaning supplies locked away

Remove stuffed animals from the crib during nap time

Put up gates in front of all stairways

Mary is a child in a domestic violence situation. Her mother is being abused. What role would her mother play for her in this situation?

Abandon the child and worry more about herself

Be a support person for the child

Beg others for money for food

Give the child everything they want

Which is a way to prevent children from drinking hazardous liquids?

Keep children away from water

Keep medications and cleaning supplies locked away

Put up gates in front of all stairways

Remove stuffed animals from the crib during nap time

When and how should Tom be told about his parents' decision to get a divorce?

In private, after the parent has moved out

In private, before the parent moves out

In front of his friends

In the presence of family members, shortly before the parent moves

Which is a safe way to position a child safety seat for a child who is eighteen months old and weighs 22 pounds?

Car seat facing forward

Car seat facing the back

Child can ride in front seat using a seat belt

Child can ride on mother's lap

Which is most likely the hazard Sally and James might be exposed to in a house that was built in 1978?

Radon gas

Fire ants

Lead poisoning

Termites

What is the most likely reason a person would go to the Employment Security Commission?

Get food, clothing, and shelter after a disaster

Get help finding a job

Obtain immunizations after a disaster

Seek support to provide a normal life for children

Which is childproofing an indoor environment for an eight-month-old who is crawling?

Refer to bad-tasting medicines as candy

Store household products high above floor level

Store old medications in the medicine cabinet

Use plastic bags as a protective covering on the mattress

Which is true about parents monitoring the use of electronic devices by their children? Parents should:

Give their children a computer of their own to go in their room

Give their children freedom to use the computer as they wish

Secure a program that prevents a child from accessing inappropriate material on the Internet

Secure a program that removes impurities from the computer

What would be the most likely reason a person would go to the Red Cross?

Family needs a place to feel secure after their house was destroyed by a flood

Help finding a job after a disaster

A person needing shots to get a job after the disaster

Seek needed support to help children develop a normal life

Which is a hazard to a child?

Ann pulled the toaster cord that was hanging over the edge of the counter

Four-year-old Sue set the table with adult supervision

Mary was buckled safely in her high chair

Seven-month-old Tommy couldn't get to the stairs because there was a baby gate installed

Which foods should a child not eat during the first year of life because of possible allergic reactions?

Apples, cookies, applesauce, and grilled cheese

Crackers, milk, bananas, and soup

Eggs, citrus fruits, honey, peanut butter, corn, and shellfish

Popsicles, bananas, soup, and cookies

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