What to do if an accident occurs during the assembly of the 3D Cardboard Kids Play House

In the process of assembling the 3D cardboard children's playhouse, parents may encounter situations where cardboard parts are damaged or missing. At this time, parents should remain calm and avoid rushing to perform subsequent operations. First, all parts in the package need to be carefully checked to confirm whether there are any omissions or misplacements. If damaged or missing parts are indeed found, the merchant or manufacturer should be contacted in time to provide proof of purchase and photos of the damaged parts for return or replacement. While waiting for replacement parts, parents can guide their children to participate in other interesting activities, such as painting or puzzles, to maintain their interest and expectations.

When cutting cardboard parts, if they are accidentally cut or cut crooked, parents do not need to worry too much. For minor cuts, transparent tape or double-sided tape can be used to repair them to ensure the stability of the parts. For crooked parts, if it affects the overall appearance or the stability of the structure, you can consider using sandpaper to polish and adjust, or make creative modifications according to the situation of the remaining parts to make the playhouse more personalized and interesting.

After entering the assembly phase, if it is found that the parts cannot be docked smoothly or there is a misalignment, parents should first check whether the assembly steps and part names on the instructions are accurate. Sometimes, similar part names or unclear assembly steps may lead to misunderstandings. If the instructions are confirmed to be correct, parents can try to adjust the angle and position of the parts, or use appropriate external force to assist docking. During the docking process, excessive force should be avoided to avoid damaging the cardboard parts or affecting the stability of the overall structure.

During the assembly process, if parents or children are accidentally injured, the assembly work must be stopped immediately and the wound must be treated and disinfected. For minor scratches or abrasions, a Band-Aid or disinfectant can be used for treatment. If the wound is deep or accompanied by continuous bleeding, seek medical attention immediately and inform the doctor of the cause of the injury and the condition of the wound. At the same time, parents should take this opportunity to educate their children on safety, reminding them to pay attention to safety when playing and practicing, and ensure that they maintain a good sense of safety while enjoying the fun of creation.