8 Key Points To Make Kindergarten And Daycare More Safer And Reasonable

1. Space layout

Reasonably divide different functional areas, such as teaching areas, game areas, rest areas and storage areas. For example, set the teaching area in a quieter corner, away from the door and windows to reduce external interference; the game area can be arranged in a larger and open place to facilitate children to move freely.

2. Furniture selection

• Choose furniture with a size suitable for the height of young children, such as tables, chairs, beds, etc., so that young children can use it independently.

• The corners of furniture should be rounded or equipped with protective corners to prevent young children from being hit. For example, the corners of tables and chairs can be wrapped with soft silicone sleeves.

• Ensure the stability of furniture to avoid danger caused by tipping. For example, heavier cabinets can be fixed to the wall.

3. Floor materials

• Choose materials with good anti-slip properties, such as rubber floor mats, anti-slip floor tiles, etc.

• Soft carpets can be laid in areas where children often move to reduce the impact when they fall.

4. Wall treatment

• Use environmentally friendly, non-toxic paint or wallpaper on the wall.

• Soft-packed walls can be installed for protection.

• Avoid setting protruding decorations at low places to prevent children from colliding.

• Some areas for displaying children's works can be set up to stimulate their creativity and self-confidence.

5. Lighting and ventilation

• Ensure sufficient natural lighting and artificial lighting, and the light should be soft and uniform to avoid glare. For example, classrooms can open more windows and install non-stroboscopic lamps.

• A good ventilation system can keep the indoor air fresh and reduce the spread of germs. You can install a fresh air system or open windows for ventilation at regular intervals.

6. Power supply and electrical safety

• The socket should be installed out of reach of children, or a safety socket protective cover should be used.

• Electrical equipment should be inspected and maintained regularly to ensure its normal operation and no safety hazards.

7. Decoration and color

• Choose warm and bright colors to create a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere.

• Avoid using overly bright or glaring colors to avoid adverse effects on children's vision.

8. Safety passages and emergency exits

• Ensure safety passages are unobstructed and clearly marked.

• Emergency exits should be easy to open and free of obstacles.

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