When a small child at home accidentally burned or scalded, do not take the wrong approach, this time need to quietly do the following steps: first, immediately hold away from the burn or scalding environment, and then use cold water to burn or scalding parts of the rinse, rinse at the same time check the burn or scalding parts, so as not to miss the clothing cover the burn or scalding parts were not found (rinse time is generally 15-20 minutes or so); second, remove clothing, as the time to take off clothing easily blistered or rotten skin broken. Second, take off the clothing, because when taking off the clothing, it is easy to break the blisters or rotten skin of the burn or scalded part of the wound, you should use scissors to cut the clothing (this process is as fast as possible); Third, completely expose the burn or scalded part of the wound, if you can directly soak in cold water, then directly soak, if you can not soak, then continue to rinse (continue to rinse or soak for about 15-20 minutes, or the pain of the scalded part is obviously relieved). Fourth, after the above steps, choose a clean towel to wet, continuous wet dressing on the burn or scalded part of the wound, while further protecting the wound; Fifth, the child will be sent to the nearest hospital burn department (remember: note that the general hospital is not independent burn specialist room, infants and children’s burn treatment requires specialist doctors and rich The treatment of burns in infants and children requires a specialist and extensive experience in treating burns) for further treatment. Note the following points in the above process: First, during the process of rinsing or soaking and going to the hospital, try to protect the blisters and decaying skin of the trauma, do not let the child break or scratch off the blisters and decaying skin due to pain and irritation; second, do not casually apply soy sauce, vinegar, toothpaste and some so-called secret recipes, which may easily lead to deepening of the trauma or infection, and mislead the doctor’s judgment of the depth of the trauma of the scalded area. This may lead to deepening of the wound or infection, as well as misleading the doctor’s accurate judgment of the depth of the burn. In short, the first aid for burns in infants and children should be based on the following five words, namely (flush, take off, soak, cover and send). Note: If an infant has multiple burns or scalds all over the body, if the trauma area exceeds 15% of the body surface area or if the vital signs are unstable or if the burn site is located on the head, face and neck and the swelling of the trauma affects breathing, the infant should be sent to the nearest medical institution immediately for life saving, and then transferred to a professional burn unit for further treatment after the vital signs are stable.