A grandmother in Jinan was too careless and took her three children out, but two of them got lost. How should she take good care of her children?

Going out for fun is fun. When a family travels together, you must take good care of your children. Otherwise, the children may get lost. Therefore, before going out, you need to agree on who will be responsible for taking care of the children. When the children are walking, , parents should also hold their children's little hands and not lose their children. In order not to get lost, you can also write phone numbers and family information on your children's clothes. In addition, you should also educate your children not to talk to strangers and not to eat food given by strangers.

Don’t let your children out of your sight.

When taking children out alone, especially in public places, do everything possible to keep the children away from the sight of their parents. Remember not to panic when you are alone with your child, as it can easily be ignored if you panic. If you are traveling, try to plan your time as much as possible and be careful not to spread out in crowded places.

What should you do if your child is lost?

Be sure to stay calm and remember the route you have just taken. Children are most likely to get lost. Crying in panic will not solve any problems. There must be someone waiting there, preferably one of the parents. The person who is most familiar with the child can only look around and cannot leave. This is very important. If malls and other places have public address systems, security guards, and police, have someone help you find them and mobilize friends and family. It's best to look for it along the original route. Children are mostly attracted by the toy stores in shopping malls. Finally, keep your cell phone open. If your child remembers your phone number, he or she may ask a passerby for help and call you.

How to prevent children from getting lost.

Require children to pronounce their parents' names and the contact information of their parents and relatives clearly and skillfully, and teach them how to make phone calls. Children were also asked to remember their home address and city name. Remind your child to call 110, 19 and 120 for help. In an emergency, have your baby call these numbers for help. Teach your children to differentiate between good and bad people.