• Be observant
• Use back burners if children are in the home
• Place sharp objects out of reach
• Use non-slip carpets and mats
• Beware of cross contamination
• Prevent grease splatter

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1. Make sure all wires, cords and plugs on your appliances are not frayed and that the plugs have 3-prong grounded connections.

2. Don’t use extension cords.
3. Get rid of any appliance that is broken or damaged. 
4. Put a childproof lock not only on the cabinets with your medicines and cleaning supplies, but also your oven.
5. Don’t leave the kitchen with pots & pans cooking on the stove.

full list via straighten-up-now

1. Supervise young children and first-time chefs.

2. Develop patience.

3. Handle kitchen products properly.

4. Understand fire safety.

5. Wear short sleeves.

6. Wear an apron.

7. Use oven mitts.

full list via justmommies

1. Keep Kids and Pets Out!

2. Wear Shoes and Safe Clothing

3. Don't Rush

4. Always Use Hot Pads

5. Stir Away From Your Body

6. Learn how to Use Knives

7. Know Your Equipment and Handle it Properly

8. Clean Up Spills Promptly

9. Know Your Limits when Lifting

10. Watch Out for Steam

full list via about.com

1. Stay in the kitchen

2. Watch your clothing

3. Be aware of the items around the stovetop

4. Keep a fire extinguisher in or near the kitchen

5. Change the batteries in your smoke detector

6. Never throw hot grease in the garbage can

7. Extinguish candles

8. Be prepared to put out a fire

9. Have a fire escape plan

10. Stop, Drop, Roll

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