When a child falls out of bed, first of all, the child’s state of consciousness and vital signs must be observed, and if there is a loss of consciousness, the child must be immediately sent to the hospital for treatment. Secondly, if the child is crying and restless, but not pale, vomiting, or the limbs are moving normally, it is recommended that observation is the main focus, and when the child is not crying so much, pay attention to the child’s head, chest and abdomen, spine and limbs must be pressed from the child’s whole body, if there is obvious pressure pain or deformity, should also be sent to the hospital immediately for examination and treatment. However, if the child has been very awake and not pale or otherwise uncomfortable, it is recommended that observation at home is the main focus.