Danger Awareness 2.1

You never know when a thing or a situation will become a danger and harmful to our beloved kids. Accidents can happen at any time, anywhere. It is crucial for children to be aware of their surroundings and understand the potential dangers that they may encounter.

Safety for Kids takes pride in presenting the second series of games for kids, aiming to educate them about potential dangers in various places such as home, living room, kitchen, bathroom, garden, as well as in the street, school, and cinema.

In the eyes of our children, the world is filled with excitement and mysteries waiting to be explored. While parents appreciate their enthusiasm, they are also deeply concerned about their children's safety. This raises the important question of how we can make children aware of safety risks.

How

"Safety for Kid - Finding Danger" addresses these concerns by providing an interactive game that focuses on different safety issues encountered by children at home. These issues range from playing with electric wires to slipping on the floor and bumping into open window corners. Each danger is thoroughly explained through animations and audio materials to help children understand the problems and learn the appropriate responses. The game is designed to be simple and child-friendly, ensuring that kids can easily navigate through different scenarios.

Highlights

1. The content of this game has been evaluated by safety specialists and referenced Australian government safety programming.
2. Experience all the dangers in familiar real-life settings within the comfort of your own world.
3. Teach kids to be aware of dangers at home, on the street, in cinemas, parks, swimming pools, schools, and more, with hundreds of unsafe items and actions.
4. This safety game is specifically designed for kids, featuring fun interactions and easy navigation.

About Safety for Kids

Safety for Kids is the most reputable brand for pre-toddler and early-age educational games. Our safety games are designed and developed with children in mind.

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