Burns in children can occur due to various things. Starting from touching hot liquid or steam, in contact with hot objects, until direct contact with fire occurs. Parents certainly do not want their children to get injured. But sometimes, the curiosity of a big child can cause burns. For example, accidentally touching a frying pan, pan, or hot water that is nearby. In addition, while playing fireworks or matches, sparks can hurt the child so that burns occur on the child. Types of Burns First aid burns to children or appropriate treatment methods, it is important to know the level of burns experienced so that the treatment given is appropriate. Therefore, burns must be treated quickly to minimize skin damage. Burns are divided into several levels, namely: First-degree burns At this level, burns occur only in the upper layers of the skin. Burned skin will turn red, painful, swollen, and dry skin without blisters. Generally it will heal in 3-6 days, but the skin will peel withi...