Activity

• Physical Risks:
  • Ensure the handheld mirror is made of child-safe, shatterproof material to prevent injuries in case it is dropped or mishandled.
  • Check the mirror for any sharp edges or small parts that could pose a choking hazard if it breaks.
  • Place the mirror on a stable surface to avoid it toppling over and causing harm to the infant.
  • Keep the soft blanket nearby but out of reach during play to prevent the infant from covering their face and risking suffocation.
• Emotional Risks:
  • Be attentive to your infant's reactions during the game to ensure they are enjoying the activity. Stop immediately if they show signs of distress or discomfort.
  • Avoid sudden movements or loud noises that may startle the infant and lead to emotional distress.
  • Provide reassurance and comfort if the infant seems confused or frightened by their reflection in the mirror.
• Environmental Risks:
  • Choose a quiet and well-lit area for the activity to create a calm and safe environment for the infant.
  • Remove any small objects or hazards from the play area that the infant could reach and potentially put in their mouth.
  • Ensure the room temperature is comfortable and the infant is dressed appropriately to prevent overheating or feeling too cold during play.

Warnings and precautions for "Peek-a-Boo Mirror Play" activity:

• Ensure the handheld mirror is securely constructed with no sharp edges or loose parts that could pose a choking hazard.
• Supervise closely to prevent infants from attempting to put the mirror in their mouth or eyes, which could lead to injury.
• Be mindful of overstimulation from prolonged exposure to their reflection, as it may cause distress or confusion in some infants.
• Check for any signs of frustration or anxiety during the game, and be prepared to comfort and soothe your infant if needed.
• Avoid placing the mirror in direct sunlight to prevent potential sunburn or discomfort from glare.
• Keep the soft blanket within reach but out of the infant's grasp to prevent accidental entanglement or suffocation.

• Ensure the mirror used in the activity is made of child-safe materials, with rounded edges to prevent injuries.
• Check the mirror for any cracks or sharp edges before each use to avoid cuts or scratches.
• Supervise closely to prevent infants from putting the mirror in their mouth, as it can be a choking hazard.
• Be cautious of the blanket getting tangled around the infant's neck or face. Always keep a close eye to prevent suffocation risks.
• Have a first aid kit nearby with essentials like bandages, antiseptic wipes, and sterile gauze in case of minor cuts or scrapes.
• If a minor cut or scrape occurs, clean the area with an antiseptic wipe, apply an adhesive bandage if needed, and monitor for signs of infection.
• In case of any signs of distress, difficulty breathing, or a more serious injury, seek immediate medical help.