Protecting children from fire

It is normal for children, even as young as two years old, to be curious about fire.
Guiding children to fire-safe behavior is the responsibility of parents and caregivers.

Fire play happens when a child, curious and unsupervised, plays with matches, a lighter, an open flame or a hot stove. This curiosity can lead to a fire that may result in death, injury and property damage.

Fires started by children in the home usually happens in a bedroom, followed by the living room, closet and kitchen.

If your child or a child you know is curious about fire, there
are three steps to prevent a fire tragedy: Continue reading