Injuries are an inevitable part of childhood, and preschools are environments where children actively play, explore, and engage in various activities. Therefore, it is not surprising that injuries in preschools are relatively common. The aim of this study is to raise awareness among educators, parents, and stakeholders about the importance and safety of children in the preschool environment and to encourage them to take appropriate measures to reduce the risk of injuries. The safety of children is the highest priority in preschools, so continuous efforts should be made to ensure a safe environment. Only through collaboration of all stakeholders, implementation of preventive measures, and proper response in emergency situations can the well-being and protection of children in the preschool setting be ensured. The paper provides a detailed description of cuts and bruises, injuries to the eyes, nose, and ears, insect bites and stings, allergic reactions, bleeding, and fractures as the most common types of injuries children face. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the importance of preventing physical injuries in preschools. Collaboration with parents, supervision by educators, ensuring the safety of spaces and objects, as well as traffic safety and adherence to safety rules, are key factors in injury prevention. The paper also highlights the provision of first aid as an important aspect of caring for injured children.