Safety Skills
Age & Stages
Best Care
Behaviors
Injury Prevention
100

What five pieces of information should your parent know when you leave home?

Who, What, Where, When, and How — the High Five.

100

Which age group communicates by crying or cooing?

Infants.

100

What position should an infant be placed in when going to sleep?

On their back.

100

A child is hungry and becoming upset. Which Behavior Management Tip could you use?

Provide Comfort by meeting their need.

100

Name one room where injuries are especially common.

Kitchen or bathroom.

200

What is the Safety Signal?

“I'm ready to be picked up now.”

200

Which age group is most likely to have temper tantrums?


Toddlers.

200

Why are latex balloons dangerous for young children?

They can be inhaled and block the airway.

200

You tell a child, “You can either clean up the blocks or the dolls.” What Behavior Management Tip are you using?

Give Choices.

200

A toddler falls down stairs because there isn't a safety gate. What age group is especially at risk for this?


Toddlers.

300

You are babysitting and someone knocks on the door, but you aren't expecting anyone. What should you do?

Don't answer the door. You should only open the door for someone you're expecting and have permission to let in.

300

Which age group is cooperative but needs frequent reminders?

Preschoolers.

300

Why shouldn't children play or laugh while eating?


They could choke if they laugh or giggle with food in their mouth.

300

Name all six Behavior Management Tips.

  • Provide Comfort
  • Distract
  • Give Choices
  • Make a Game
  • When…Then
  • Take a Break/Start Over
300

A preschooler finds medication and thinks it is candy. What type of danger is this?


Poisoning.

400

Name three ways to stay safe online.

  • Use strong passwords.
  • Use privacy settings.
  • Avoid suspicious emails, attachments, websites, and advertisements.
  • Don't give personal information to people you don't know.
  • Treat people respectfully.
  • Report cyberbullying/inappropriate content.
  • Get parent permission for downloads/purchases.
400

Which three age groups need constant watching?

Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.


400

Name three things you should learn from an employer about a child's routine before babysitting.

  • Bedtime
  • Entertainment
  • Snacks/meals
  • Toileting
400

A 4-year-old refuses to clean up because they want to keep playing. Give two Behavior Management Tips you could use.


  • Give Choices
  • Make a Game
  • When…Then
400

Name three common safety hazards mentioned in the presentation.


  • Latex balloons
  • Electrical outlets
  • Stairs
  • Hard candy
  • Medicine
  • Sharp edges/hard surfaces
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Knives
  • Stoves
500

What is Safe Sitter's first safety rule?

Always practice good safety habits.


500

What are the four major age groups?

Infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and school age.

500

Daily Double: What does BEST stand for?


  • B – Bedtime
  • E – Entertainment
  • S – Snacks/Meals
  • T – Toileting


500

Name one of the four behavior rules for babysitters.

  • Be in control of yourself.
  • Be in control of the children.
  • Never use physical punishment.
  • Never hurt with words.
500

Daily Double: What is a babysitter supposed to act like when protecting children from injuries?

A bodyguard.