Children with limited vision may not see people or obstacles in the work area. Children who can't remember the steps to a job are more likely to be injured. Children must be able to recognize hazards, think about how to respond, and stay calm to prevent injury. Children need quick reactions to avoid injury. Children who take risks or behave dangerously are more likely to be injured.
Irresponsible behavior can lead to injury.
Child who act on impulse are more likely to be injured. Children learn best when shown how to do the job at the work site. An adult must watch constantly until the child shows he or she can do the job. The right level of supervision is key to preventing injuries. Here are suggestions - but remember, it depends on the child.