How to avoid such incidents when a boy was severely scalded after falling into a soup bucket in kind

Fences must be set up around the heating equipment to ensure that the baby does not touch them, and strict management must be carried out.

Teachers should avoid close contact with dangerous areas, and need to keep an eye on students' activities to prevent dangerous accidents from occurring in time.

Children should be taught some safety knowledge, stay away from hot areas, and if there are hot objects or equipment at school, be sure to set up a fence to prevent kindergarten children from touching them.

Kindergartens should do a good job of safety measures, must have adults to take care of them, and set up a safety window, so that children can not enter, so that children can not touch the soup bucket or dangerous kitchen utensils, so as to give children a guarantee.

Parents or teachers should keep their children away from the kitchen or other places with risk factors, and if it is a kindergarten place, the teacher should supervise the child and others should operate it, or wait until it is not too hot before taking it over.

It should be that children should not leave their sight at all times, and the soup that children drink every day should be served out in advance in the production room to cool down, and when it is distributed to the classroom, it should be done not to be hot.

In order to avoid this incident, the teacher is required to stay away from the children in the process of making soup for the children, and at the same time to strengthen the education of the teachers in this regard, everything should be based on the safety of the children, and also hope that parents and teachers should pay attention to the education of the children in this regard, let them stay in their seats during the meal, and do not walk around at will, so as not to cause unnecessary losses and injuries.

The school's hot water equipment, hot meals, dishes, soups and heating equipment must be set up around the fence to ensure that the baby will not touch it, and strictly manage.

Strengthen the safety awareness of kindergartens, strengthen teachers' awareness of protection, and put all those dangerous things out of the reach of children, so as to ensure their safety and avoid the occurrence of such incidents.

First of all, you have to keep these dangerous goods away from young children, so that they can't reach them at all, and adults should keep an eye on young children, only in this way can you be able to prevent similar things from happening.

It is best to put this dangerous object in a place that is not easy for children to reach, and a guardrail can be set up next to it, and a small window can be left for children to distribute food, so as to avoid accidents.

Try not to let children near the soup bucket, and preferably not let them into the kitchen; Keep the bucket high or out of their reach.

The boy was severely burned after falling into the soup bucket in the kindergarten, in order to avoid the occurrence of such incidents, the kindergarten must strengthen safety awareness, teachers must pay attention to safety when giving children meals and taking children outdoors, hoping to take a warning to avoid the recurrence of this tragedy.

First, increase the number of nursing teachers so that teachers can keep an eye on the child's every move. Second, don't let the soup bucket be placed out of the reach of the child, because the child will not be able to touch it. Third, put the soup bucket at a constant temperature before putting it out, so that it will not burn.

This can only allow parents to educate, so that children can know the seriousness of this matter and pay attention to it.

I think it is pitiful that the safety awareness of kindergarten staff should be strengthened, and at the same time, the capacity training of caregivers should be strengthened, and such dangerous things should be kept away from children, and caregivers must always pay attention to children's every move.

Set up railings to prevent children from entering dangerous places, and teachers should always remind children not to move around.

I think kindergartens should increase supervision and recruit more staff. After all, the child is still young and very curious, which leads to being very naughty. Therefore, the kindergarten must strengthen the safety education of children and be strict with the staff, after all, if the child is injured in an accident.

In order to avoid such incidents, kindergartens should avoid putting dangerous objects such as soup buckets in a place where children can reach them, and in addition, the kindergarten kitchen should be closed and children should not enter.

Explain some safety knowledge to your baby at home, prohibit your baby from touching the hot water bottle or hot food pot with his hands, and keep it away from hot areas (kitchen). In the kindergarten, all the equipment that may cause the baby to burn, must be set up around the fence to ensure that the baby will not touch, and strictly manage.

Teachers must supervise the children in kindergarten, and these dangerous items should never be placed in a place where children can touch them, otherwise they will regret it if an accident occurs.

I think the best way to avoid this is to keep the teacher next to the child, so that you can take care of the child's safety and prevent similar things from happening again.

To avoid this situation, kindergartens must strengthen management, and at the same time improve their own school qualifications and teacher quality, so as to effectively control.

Summary. Hello dear<>

The answer you're looking for: Who is primarily responsible for this situation needs to be judged on a case-by-case basis. Generally speaking, if the aunt does not take adequate safety measures during the soup process, such as not using gloves, not paying attention when pouring the soup, not confirming whether the child is able to leave safely, etc., then the aunt will be mainly responsible.

In addition, the kindergarten should also manage and guide the work of the aunt, and if the kindergarten does not provide adequate training and management, or does not have adequate safety regulations in place, then the kindergarten may also bear some responsibility. In addition, the child's parents should also have some responsibility for the child's safety, and if the child's parents do not inform the kindergarten child of the special circumstances in time or do not fulfill their guardianship responsibilities, then they may also be responsible for the injury. To sum up, the specific situation needs to be analyzed and judged according to relevant evidence and legal provisions.

The child was burned by the soup in the classroom brought down by the aunt in the kindergarten, and who was mainly responsible.

Hello dear<>

The answer you're looking for: Who is primarily responsible for this situation needs to be judged on a case-by-case basis. Generally speaking, if the aunt does not take adequate safety measures during the soup process, such as not using gloves, not paying attention when pouring the soup, and not confirming whether the child can leave safely, then Aunt Soling will be primarily responsible.

In addition, the kindergarten should also manage and guide the work of the aunt, and if the kindergarten does not provide adequate training and management, or does not have adequate safety regulations in place, then the kindergarten may also bear some responsibility. In addition, the child's parents should also have some responsibility for the child's safety, and if the child's parents do not inform the kindergarten of the child's special circumstances or do not fulfill their guardianship responsibilities in time, then they may also be responsible for the injury. To sum up, the specific situation needs to be analyzed and judged according to relevant evidence and legal provisions.

Do you have any questions?

Kindergarten doesn't need to be held responsible? Auntie is primarily responsible, isn't it?

Yes. Got an enquiry about compensation?

All the expenses of the child in the hospital are now out of the park.

Yes. So I want to make it clear who is mainly responsible. Aunt.

Kindergarten children are mostly naïve and active, and at this age, it is difficult for them to distinguish between what is dangerous. Parents send their children to kindergarten, but also place great hopes, hoping that the child can learn knowledge in the kindergarten and hope that the child can grow up happily. But parents' greatest hope should be that their children can be healthy and safe.

In a private kindergarten in Fujian, a five-year-old toddler accidentally fell into a bucket of soup while playing with other children, causing severe burns. In this matter, the kindergarten staff must be held responsible, and the safety of the children is not guaranteed, and there are also problems with school supervision, so the school also has some responsibility.

First, kindergarten staff should bear the main responsibility. It can be seen from the monitoring ** that after the school staff brought the soup over, it was directly put on the ground. I didn't pay more attention to it because I was in a kindergarten and there were children around.

Then there were more than a dozen children around, two of them were playing, and one accidentally fell into the soup bucket, and after falling, he jumped out in pain and fell to the ground. The staff did not realize the danger of the soup bucket to the child and should bear the main responsibility.

Second, the kindergarten is responsible for the operation and management of employees. There are also deficiencies in the management of kindergartens, kindergartens have the responsibility to ensure the safety of children, should do a good job in safety management, for all school safety hazards of objects, should pay more attention. After the soup bucket was delivered, the staff did not manage it well, did not notice that there were children around, and did not notice that the children were not aware of the danger.

Therefore, kindergartens also have responsibilities in management.

3. Strengthen relevant management to reduce accidents. Kindergarten is a place for children to play, ensuring the safety of children is the most important thing, accidents may make children's childhood gloomy. Therefore, kindergartens should strengthen the management of relevant aspects and do not let similar incidents happen again.

Schools should conduct regular safety education for employees to eliminate potential safety hazards in schools.

The kindergarten should be fully responsible for this matter, because there are regulations that the school is responsible for the child's accident at school, and it is because they did not take care of the soup bucket that the boy fell in.

Personally, I think the kindergarten should be solely responsible for this, because they have an obligation to look after the children and keep them out of contact with things like soup buckets that could put them in harm's way.

Responsibility should be borne by the school; Since the child has entered the kindergarten, the kindergarten has the obligation to ensure the personal safety of the child who is enrolled in the school, which is caused by the school's negligence.

Judging from this incident, we should distinguish why the boy fell into the soup bucket, and the kindergarten should pay a certain responsibility. But the boy himself is also half responsible.

I think the responsibility for this matter lies with the kindergarten side and who put this soup bucket here, and this person also bears a certain responsibility.

I believe that the blame for this should be placed solely on the school, which failed to comply with its duty of supervision and caused the boy to be injured.

I think the kindergarten should be the main responsibility, and the teacher is not trained in safety knowledge, and secondly, the teacher is secondarily responsible for not taking care of the children.

I think the responsibility for this lies with the school. Because the restaurant is a densely populated place, and it is where children are, but the staff put the hot soup bucket in the aisle, causing the children to be severely burned. So the responsibility is on the school.

I think the main responsibility lies with the kindergarten and the kindergarten teachers. Parents send their children to kindergarten, that is, to entrust the safety of their children to the hands of kindergarten teachers, but because of their negligence, the children are severely burned, so they have to bear the main responsibility.

I've seen the boy be burned**,It's the boy who fell back into the soup bucket when he was playing.,Most of the responsibility must be the responsibility of the school and the teacher.,The kindergarten is full of children.,So the place where the soup bucket is put should be guarded.,But there's no teacher to guard it.,There is no teacher to watch the students who play.。

I think the main responsibility lies with the kindergarten, which has a big safety hazard, so it needs to bear the main responsibility.

Personally, I think that the main reason for this incident is that the teacher's supervision is not in place, so it led to this accident, and the teacher and the kindergarten should be mainly responsible.

It was the responsibility of the kindergarten that caused the serious injury of the boy because of the improper operation of the kindergarten staff and the mismanagement of the child.

The kindergarten staff is responsible for this matter, and the hot soup should be placed in a place within reach of the children, and it should be taken seriously, after all, the children do not have a high sense of safety.

I think that the boy fell into the soup bucket and was severely burned in the kindergarten, and the boy's teacher should be responsible for not doing his duty as a kindergarten teacher, and the kindergarten should also be responsible for such an accident.

The boy fell into the soup bucket and was severely burned, and I think the responsibility of the teacher in the school is very great, and if there was a teacher by his side at that time, it would not have caused this tragedy to happen.

The 5-year-old boy who had just been on the news fell into the hot soup bucket, and the teachers who were present at the time saw it, but they did not do any safety protection and the teachers of this school and the safety measures were not in place, of course, the punishment of this teacher must be demotion, salary reduction and suspension, etc., and this school is of course also responsible for the main responsibility, medical expenses and so on.

The first thing is to treat it with cold water as soon as possible, then go to the hospital immediately, hand it over to the doctor after going to the hospital, and then notify the child's parents.

The surface of the soup has an oil layer, which better locks the temperature in the soup, and the boy who falls into it must not be light, the teacher should quickly take off his clothes, use water to cool down locally, and quickly call 120.