Ensuring Children’s Safety - Quiz

The two major threats to children’s safety are lack of adequate supervision and home hazards.

• True
• False

Imagine you are a babysitter. You are busy on your phone while the children are playing around. You are not paying attention for possible hazards as the children play. Is this an example of proper supervision?

• No

• Yes

Supervision involves watching closely to anticipate possible hazards as children develop.

• True
• False

Childproofing is the process in which adults note dangers in a child’s environment and then make the area safe for the child.

• True
• False

Is it safe to use a child safety seat that hasn't been certified for car transport?

• Yes

• No