Health services information for residents whose homes were damaged due to the security situation

Child Safety in Hotels

We’ve compiled safety guidelines from the Beterem Organization for families staying in hotels to help keep young children safe.

Supervising Young Children

  • Always keep an eye on your children.
    Children under age 6 must be actively supervised by an adult who is fully attentive and within both eye contact and arm’s reach.
  • Accompany your children everywhere in the hotel—not just when moving between areas—as it can be dangerous for them to walk around alone.

Safety in the Hotel Room

  • Keep medications out of children’s reach. Store them in a safe place—ideally in a high cabinet.
  • Place electric kettles on tables pushed against the wall. Do not plug them into extension cords.
  • Lock windows and balcony doors. Only go out onto the balcony with a supervising adult who is not distracted.
  • If there are children under age 4, collect toys with small parts to prevent choking hazards.

Pool Safety

  • Actively supervise children near water. The adult must be free of any distractions.
  • Be in the pool with your children—even if a lifeguard is present.
  • Ask others around you for help so you can take a break, work, or attend to other needs.
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