IGG INTEREST BADGE: Ladybird Medicine Safety
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Description
Leaders Introduction
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Instructions
Medicine can help people get better when they are sick -
unfortunately medicine is also the leading cause of accidental poisoning in small children
along with household cleaners and personal care products such as mouthwash
and nail polish.
The following activities will introduce some simple safety rules
for children regarding medicine.
* Before doing these activities discuss with the Ladybirds the safety rules below
Girls can be taught to follow these safety rules:
1. Medicines should only be taken when you are sick. They are not for well
people.
2. Never take medicine that belongs to someone else. It may make you sick.
3. Never take anything from the medicine cabinet by yourself. Ask an adult for
help.
4. Never eat, drink, or play with any container that is not familiar to you. It may
contain chemicals that are harmful or poisonous
Tags
- Branch Weekend 2018
- global goals
- IGG
- interest badge
- Ladybirds
- leaders
- leaders Introduction
- medicine
- medicine safety
- Sdgs
- special focus
- SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
- sustainable goals
- Trefoil News Spring 2018
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