The Relationship Between the Safety Precautions Taken by the Mothers of Kindergarten Children for Home Accidents and Health Beliefs: Cross-Sectional and Correlational Study

Abstract

increased, the safety measures they took to prevent home accidents and the dimension of internal control increased. Conclusion: It was concluded that the less chance factors belief of mothers is, the more safety precautions they take for home accidents. It is recommended to establish programs for the prevention of home accidents for young mothers, large and broken families, those with boys, those whose children have had more than one home accident, those with a diagnosed disease, those who do not have first aid knowledge, and mothers who do not take precautions at home about situations that may pose a risk of home accidents.