(HealthDayNews) — You may know what to do if a fire breaks out in your home, but do your kids?

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia suggests you:

• Make sure your kids know an escape route, as well as an alternate way out of the house.
• Practice fire drills at home.
• Teach your kids how to “stop, drop and roll” if their clothes catch fire.
• Tell them to crouch low, below the smoke, and crawl to safety.
• Teach them that if a doorknob’s hot, they’re not to open the door. A hot knob usually means fire in the room behind.
• Emphasize that once they’ve left a burning building, they must not return to it until the fire’s put out.
• Teach companies them what to expect from firefighters and not to hide from rescue workers. Firefighters dressed in their garb can be a scary sight for some kids.