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Degrees of Burns A child can receive a burn from hot liquids or objects, fire, electricity, or chemicals. Prolonged exposure to the sun can also cause sunburn. It is common to grade burn injuries according to how deep the burn goes in the skin. First-degree burns: Only the top layer of the skin is damaged. The skin is red, warm, and tender. The surface of the skin is dry and without blisters. This type of burn injury will heal after a few days without leaving a permanent scar on the skin. Most sun burns are first-degree burns. Second-degree burns: The skin has been damaged to a deeper level. The skin will be extremely painful, red or pale, and will have swollen and blistered areas. Healing will often take 14 days or more, and there is a small risk of scarring. Third-degree burns: All layers of the skin have been destroyed. The skin may be white, brown, or blackened and charred. It feels dry, like parchment or leather. There usually is little or no pain at first because the nerves, ...

Stokke Flexi Bath Fold ing Bathtub Review: The foldable bathtub for children from birth and up to 4 years. Its space- saving design makes it easy to use both at home and in the office. The Stokke Flexi Bath fold -in bathtub will quickly become the essential piece of baby’s toilet. Open it, fill it and share your bath time with your child wherever you are. Newborns are well aware of the sensation of immersion in warm water, and the bath can be a refreshing and fun time to interact with your child. The drain plug allows easy emptying of the bath water. Never leave your baby unattended. Use the Flexi Bath from birth with the Flexi Bath Newborn ! You may also be interested in :  Bathtub test bench Stokke Flexi Bath Fold ing Bathtub Review" width="900" height="660" /> Stokke Flexi Bath Fold ing Bathtub Review Safety Stokke Flexi Bath Fold ing Bathtub Review" width="300" height="300" /> Stokke Flexi Bath Fold ing Bathtub Review Th...

By NJOKI CHEGE More by this Author The bathroom seems like a safe place, doesn’t it? It is not. Far from it. On the evening of April 17, 2013, Oscar Anthony Mito became yet another victim of a slippery bathroom, which is silently leaving its victims paralysed. Or dead. “My family is one of the reasons I am still alive. Their care and support since that incident has been of great encouragement for me,” he says. Thanks to quack contractors and poor quality or inappropriate ceramic tiles , bathrooms are increasingly turning into cubicles of death. While there are no statistics on bathroom injuries and fatalities in Kenya, doctors say that it is now common for patients to show up in hospital following injuries sustained from bathroom falls. “Bathroom falls are common incidents especially in middle-class  homes,” says Dr Dennis Otwori , a medical practitioner at the National Spinal Injury Hospital .  Home owners, in the name of saving money, do not engage professionals, rather, hire quacks...