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This study aimed to know the perception that caregivers of children under five years of age have on prevention of domestic accidents. Qualitative research, whose data collection was carried out in March 2014 through semi-structured interviews of 16 caregivers of children under five years of age in a Basic Health Unit. Data were subjected to content analysis. The results showed that participants perceive domestic accidents involving children from two main dimensions: the accident as a result of the conduct and the ways of confronting that the person who looks after the child has, and the accident as a result of risk factors involving the child itself. The study led to the conclusion that domestic accidents are understood by the caregiver from a perspective of prevention and constant attention to children’s actions. The occurrence of accidents was related to child’s development, giving rise to the prevention based on supervision and guidance. The study provides base for the preventive approach to child accidents by nursing in the home context.

PERCEPTIONS THAT CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS OF AGE HAVE ON THE PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC ACCIDENTS