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Children are not always able to predict or respond to an unsafe situation. Their perception of the world is very different to an adult, even if their skill level is sometimes better than some adults. Always remember to keep an eye on them and be a good role model.
Take a listen to his ‘why’ for being involved with the Making Our Farm Families Safer campaign
Join VFF Podcast host Tegan Buckley as she chats with Jason Chambers, Kid Safe Victoria on the Making Our Farm Families Safer Child Safety Guidebook.
In this episode Andrea speaks with VFF Podcast host Tegan Buckley on how the Timboon P-12 School TAPs into Farm Safety.
Take a dive into the world of a pediatric trauma and burns surgeon who works with children on a daily basis.
Livestock are unpredictable, especially during the joining (mating) season where they can be protective of their mates and their young. Often reverting to a fight or flight response when they perceive a threat, Livestock always need to be treated with caution.
“People are very quick today to say farming’s incredibly dangerous, but it’s not necessarily the case, you just have to be aware.”
Working children often learn to drive farm utes or four wheel drive (4WD) vehicles before advancing to tractors and other farm machinery.