Safety around the house

             I'm going to tell you about accidents at home and what you guys can do about it. I do this because your younger brothers and sisters get hurt while they're playing in and around the house. 45 percent, yes 45 percent of the accidents happen in and around the house, and I am sure you guys can do a lot about this.
             So where do these accidents happen, and what can you guys do about it?
             In the kitchen your younger brothers and sisters can easily burn themselves. This happens because children don't see the danger in kettles full of boiling water, so be aware when your mother is cooking in the kitchen that your younger brothers and sisters don't want to pull pans off the cooking-place. Another thing that can happen in the kitchen is caused by slippery floors. When your mother has cleaned the kitchen-floor there stays a little layer of water on the floor, and this makes the floor very slippery. So be aware that your younger brothers and sisters are aware of the danger of slippery floor. The last danger in the kitchen are the household chemicals. These things should be locked up on a place where your younger brothers and sisters can come or would you like to drink a dangerous chemical and maybe even die from it?
             In the bathroom your younger brothers and sisters can be scalded by too hot bath water and they can also drown in the bath. If you don't have a thermostatic tap, you should tell your father and mother that it's dangerous for your younger brothers and sisters. You also should tell them that they may never leave their child in the bath alone, even not if the phone rings because "30% of the accidents in the bathroom happen while the father or mother is answering the phone". I am sure about this, because I almost drowned myself while my mother was answering the phone.
             The doors in your house are very dangerous for little brothers and sisters because they can easily hurt their
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