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In case of poisoning call the nearest poison center immediately, describe the poison you ingested or bring the container with you, keep the victim comfortable while helps arrives

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How To Treat Poisoning, Signs & Symptoms - First Aid Training - St John Ambulance

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~Keep all household chemicals in a location children cannot reach
~Keep all household chemicals in their original, clearly labeled containers, keep all containers tightly closed
~If the phone or doorbell interrupts you while using a chemical, take the chemical with you

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~Use pot holders to handle hot utensils
~Do not children play around hot objects and also teach them the procedures in case of a burn
~Follow manufacturer's directions for use and care of all electric and gas appliances
~If your clothes catch fire do not panic, roll over to soothe the flames

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How to treat a burn - How to treat burns at home

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~Keep knifes sharp, dull blades can slip and caught cuts
~Only use a knife for its intended purpose, not as a screwdriver, or to pry open containers
~Never pick up broken glass with your bare hands, wear rubber gloves, and pick up small pieces with a broom

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Kitchen Safety: Preventing Cuts from Knives (2 of 7) | WorkSafeBC

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In case of electric shock, disconnect the appliance or turn off the power, do not touch the victim or you will get shocked too, then immediately call the emergency services

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~Chew food for around 20 to 30 seconds before swallowing
~Avoid talking or laughing while eating
~Do not give children, small round pieces of food such as grapes, cut the slices in quarters and halves

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Tips to Prevent Children from Choking | UCLA Health