As schools are closed for the holidays, child-safety experts are urging parents to stay vigilant both at home and in public spaces.

They recommend constant supervision around water, as drowning remains one of the leading causes of accidental deaths among children.

Health officials also advise keeping medicines and cleaning products locked away, noting that most poisoning cases occur in homes. Road-safety authorities encourage parents to use child car seats and ensure children wear helmets when cycling.

Cybersecurity agencies warn that increased screen time exposes minors to online risks, urging parents to activate parental controls and discuss safe internet behavior.

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