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Free Toddler Safety Course in English, Spanish, and Hebrew

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Families who speak more than one language often look for safety resources that match the words their children already hear at home. The Kids Safety course on gugiboard was built with that need in mind.

Three languages, one simple course

Children see clear pictures and hear the safety message in English, Spanish, or Hebrew. Parents simply switch the language and watch together. Twelve practical topics are included: hot things, electricity, knives and scissors, small things, stairs, water, cleaning products, medicines, the street, crossing safely, heights and animals.

Interactive, not passive

Because it is interactive rather than a passive video, the child stays involved. They tap, listen, and can replay a slide as many times as they like. Afterwards, the 25-question Safe or Dangerous game lets them decide what is safe, and parents can review the results.

A conversation starter for every family

After a slide about medicines or cleaning products, talk about why only grown-ups open those bottles. After the animals slide, practice asking permission before petting. The pictures give a shared reference that makes real-life talks easier, especially for families using more than one language.

Free at gugiboard.com/kidssafety

The course is completely free and always recommends watching with a grown-up. It does not replace supervision or real-world practice, but it offers a simple, enjoyable way to introduce important ideas early. Open it in the language you use at home and start with just one topic.

How to start

Sit beside your child and choose a familiar topic.

  1. Open Kids Safety from Home.
  2. Choose the language you use at home.
  3. Watch one slide and listen together.
  4. Bring the idea into real life.

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