Kids Safety

You have the power to keep your kids safe

You want to spark your kid’s curiosity—just not literally. Most electrical injuries in children 12 and under are caused by low-voltage electricity delivered through household appliance electrical cords, extension cords, and wall outlets. A few precautions coupled with basic electrical education help keep kids safe from electrical accidents without quelling their curiosity.

Here's what you can do:

Teach your kids about electricity, its potential dangers, and where they’ll find these dangers in and around your home.
Be aware and share electrical safety with your kids.
Cover all outlets.
Ensure all wires are properly insulated and tucked away from your child’s reach.
Supervise children anywhere near potential electrical hazards.
Keep small appliances away from water, including bathtubs or pools.
Make learning about electricity and electric safety fun with ESFI’s kids’ corner games and cartoons.

Additional resources courtesy of the Electrical Safety Foundation.

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