THE RISK OF UNINTENDED CHILDHOOD INJURIES -AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY

Abstract

Background: Children and families afflicted by unintentional childhood injuries experience both immediate and long-term
effects. Children frequently stumble and have accidents because they are naturally curious about their surroundings. The
primary caretakers in charge of their physical security are their parents.
Aim: The purpose of this study was to assess parents' attitudes, knowledge, and views regarding the likelihood of unintended
childhood injuries.