Preface

Once a child reaches milestones such as crawling, walking, and opening doors, household risks regarding electric shock, falls, accidental ingestion, and burns suddenly increase. Parents generally know they need to “implement protection,” but it is difficult to list all blind spots by room and developmental stage at once. Furthermore, they often confuse preventive safety with first aid, institutional compliance, or psychological assessments and end up asking the wrong sources.

Below is an introduction to the SkillHub community Skill “Child Safety Protection” (@user_70c2f807/child-safety-protection). It constrains the Agent to focus on home preventive inspections and checklist generation. Using fixed steps and table templates, it clarifies priorities for high-risk areas and safety products.

What is This

“Child Safety Protection” is a life-service category Agent Skill designed for parents and home scenarios. It is version 1.0.0, maintained by community publisher user_70c2f807, with the source marked as community. The Skill coordinate is @user_70c2f807/child-safety-protection.

One-sentence positioning: Generates household safety hazard inspection checklists based on the child’s age group, covering high-frequency scenarios such as electric shock, falls, accidental ingestion, burns, and drowning. It provides protection measures and safety product directions by area, while clarifying that it does not apply to first aid or professional assessment questions.

Official Page: SkillHub - Child Safety Protection.
Data Page: https://api.skillhub.cn/user_70c2f807/child-safety-protection.

Core Functions

The following capabilities are derived from the Skill’s included SKILL.md instructions:

  1. Age-based Checklists: Covers stages such as 0–1, 1–3, 3–6, and 6–12 years old, determining main risks based on developmental milestones like rolling over, crawling, walking, running, and opening doors.
  2. Zone-by-zone Inspection: Covers areas like the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, and balcony, listing hazards and corresponding protections item by item.
  3. Product & Installation Guidelines: Lists recommended safety protection products and installation priorities (including rental-friendly scenarios like nail-free or adhesive solutions).
  4. Seasonal Reminders: Covers scenarios such as drowning risks in summer or burn risks in winter.
  5. Safety Education Advice: Provides methods for cultivating age-appropriate self-protection awareness.
  6. Existing Protection Assessment: Evaluates the effectiveness of measures the user has already implemented.

Trigger Scenario Examples (from the Skill’s “Quick Start”): Baby is about to crawl, a 3-year-old tends to put things in their mouth, how to protect the kitchen and bathroom, child can climb onto window sills, etc.

Explicitly NOT for: Pediatric medical first aid, childcare institution compliance, or child psychological assessment. If an injury has already occurred, seek medical attention immediately rather than relying on this Skill for diagnosis.

Tag: requires_api_key=false; no additional API Key is needed after installation.

Installation & Activation

Install SkillHub CLI

If the CLI is not installed on your machine, check the version first:

command -v skillhub && skillhub --version

If not installed, follow the SkillHub Installation Instructions to perform a full installation (CLI + Default Skills):

curl -fsSL https://skillhub-1388575217.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/install/install.sh | bash

To install only the CLI:

curl -fsSL https://skillhub-1388575217.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/install/install.sh | bash -s -- --cli-only

Install This Skill

When installing, you must use --dir to point to the current Agent’s skills directory; otherwise, defaulting to ./skills/ might not be recognized.

skillhub install child-safety-protection --namespace user_70c2f807 --dir <skills directory>

The SkillHub page also supports providing the prompt below to an AI to let it complete the installation according to the documentation:

Please install `@user_70c2f807/child-safety-protection` based on https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md.

Common Client Skills Directories (subject to installation documentation):

  • Cursor: ~/.cursor/skills/
  • Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/
  • Codex: ~/.codex/skills/ or .agents/skills/ under the project

After installation, restart or refresh the Agent according to your client’s requirements to ensure the Skill is loaded.

Typical Usage

Once the Skill is activated, simply describe the child’s age, ability stage, and areas of concern in natural language. The execution order agreed upon within the Skill is: Age Assessment → Zone Inspection → Product Recommendation → Educational Advice.

Example 1 (Whole-house protection for crawling stage)

User: My baby is about to crawl. What safety protections do we need to do at home?

Assistant Side: Should generate a specific checklist for the crawling stage based on the Skill, outputting hazards, risk levels, and measures categorized by living room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, etc.

Example 2 (Accidental Ingestion Risk)

User: My 3-year-old puts everything in their mouth. How can we check for hazards?

Assistant: Should focus on storage and isolation items related to accidental ingestion.

Example 3 (High-risk Areas)

User: How do we handle child safety in the bathroom and kitchen?

Assistant: Should provide solutions by scenario for both areas; the Skill example often suggests safety gates for isolation in the kitchen.

Output Format: The Skill requires a structured plan including child information, a whole-house inspection table, a procurement list sorted by P0/P1/P2, and key points for age-appropriate safety education. Risks are distinguished by stars to indicate urgency and prioritized by fatality, serious injury, and minor injury.

Applicable Scenarios & Notes

Who is it for

  • Parents or caregivers who need to systematically implement home child safety protection.
  • Multi-child families can unify protection based on the “lowest age standard” as suggested by the Skill.
  • For rental properties or limited budgets, rely on the nail-free solutions and P0 priority lists within the Skill.

Limitations & Pitfalls

  • This is preventive guidance and does not replace continuous supervision; product recommendations are functional directions, and brands/safety certifications must be verified independently.
  • Checklists should be updated regularly as the child grows (the Skill suggests re-evaluating approximately every 3 months).
  • If a fall, ingestion, etc., has already occurred: The Skill mandates seeking immediate medical attention or calling 120; it does not perform diagnoses.
  • Outdoor and traffic safety, school regulations, and psychological safety are not within the scope of home protection; use corresponding professional channels instead.

SkillHub Public Data (at time of scraping): Category life-service, Rating 100000, Downloads 855, Installs 0 (statistics vary with platform updates).

Conclusion

“Child Safety Protection” consolidates scattered experiences regarding home child safety into reproducible age-based checklists, zone-by-zone inspections, and priority procurement tables. It also clarifies the boundaries between home safety and first aid, compliance, and psychological assessment. To install or view metadata, open the SkillHub Skill Page.