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How to Deal with Burns in Children
Video Description: What do you do if your child burns himself with cup of hot tea or coffee? A senior paramedic says if the skin is broken or the burn is larger than the size of the child's hand, take him to hospital. Plus other tips on how to dress minor burns. Related Article Subjects: how to treat with Burns in Children, how to deal with burns in children, dealing with burns in children, parenting tips, simplymediatvhow to treat with Burns in Children
How to Deal with Burns and Scalds
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