Childhood injuries are common occurrences that can happen during play, sports, or everyday activities. These injuries can range from minor cuts and bruises to more serious issues like fractures or concussions. Children are naturally curious and active, which increases their risk of accidents. Preventing childhood injuries involves supervision, safety gear, and teaching children about potential hazards. Parents and caregivers can create a safer environment by securing furniture, using safety gates, and ensuring that play areas are free from dangerous objects. Awareness and education are key to reducing the risk of injuries in children.