We tend to think ‘If I can buy it for my child, it must be safe’. But sadly, that isn’t always true. To help you spot which products to avoid this Christmas we’ve highlighted some of the big risks to your child’s safety.
Take a look: https://t.co/k4qcUj2NRZ
Sleep bags should be well fitted, (think neck and arm holes that fit well) so that your baby can’t wriggle down inside. And avoid any sleep bags with hoods or head coverings.
Learn more: https://t.co/7FAUSwe4RB
Road Safety Week is just around the corner. Schools may find these resources to promote road safety to primary school aged children https://t.co/tviNQAeKJe
Drowning happens quickly and quietly. And, if your child goes under the water you won’t hear it.
So, stay with them all the time they’re in the bath and keep them in arm's reach.
Learn more ways to keep children safe at bath time: https://t.co/WcxmcsmGZt
#ChildSafety
Some fancy dress costumes are highly flammable so they can ignite quickly and burn fast. To be extra safe look for the label: “This garment has undergone additional safety testing for flammability” and stay away from fire.
#ScareSafely this Halloween: https://t.co/Xqh3Wgax7B
The CSA Centre has free training on:
- Online sexual offending: supporting families following arrest of a parent
- Responding to harmful sexual behaviour in education settings
- Spotting the signs and indicators of child sexual abuse
https://t.co/hA6pRagPFb
AXA and the Child Accident Prevention Trust have launched a free road safety programme for primary school children - check out the resources here https://t.co/UF6rYKoUDr
Connected carers are registered foster parents caring for someone they already know, with support, training and financial assistance - offered by our Fostering and Kinship team. 💗
We’re here to answer your questions ➡️ https://t.co/DcA4ZmRXi7 #ConnectedCare#KinshipCare
ICYMI - help parents and carers to protect their child by knowing ‘what to do when…’ in a range of online scenarios. Download the #CEOPWTDW round up now: https://t.co/hpqGWzOqN8 @UK_SIC@IM_org@IWFhotline@NSPCC
🚨 New NCMD briefing reveals key risk factors behind the tragic deaths of children under 11 from falls from windows or balconies.
We must act now to make homes safer for children.
📄 Read & share the report: https://t.co/IIfosAxBTK
#ChildSafety#HousingMatters#NCMD
There’s something about accidents happening on holiday which is especially cruel. That's why we've pulled together some top tips to keep families safe.
👉 https://t.co/A2Ffdq757r
#ChildSafety#SummerSafety#WaterSafety#AccidentPrevention
📱 With young children online earlier than ever, it’s vital that parents know how to keep them safe.
Our experts shared tips on talking to children about digital risks, setting boundaries, and where to get help, featured on @itvnews: https://t.co/u2DnsABF3y
#OnlineSafety
Going away soon? When travelling with young children it’s always worth taking a quick look for any potential dangers in your accommodation when you arrive.
👉 https://t.co/A2Ffdq757r
#ChildSafety#BabySafety
Our yearly report for 2024/25 is out now! Read all about the work of our partners to help ensure children and young people's safety and wellbeing are promoted https://t.co/zGQZnNcYyN
Young children can and, too often, do fall from balconies and suffer serious injuries. That’s why it’s so important to keep young children away from balconies unless they are supervised and keep balcony doors locked when not in use.
#ChildSafety#ChildHealth#SummerSafety
Glycerol is often used to create the slush effect. But in high quantities, especially to small children, glycerol can cause shock, hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) and loss of consciousness.
That’s why slushies with glycerol are now not recommended for children under seven.
We launched #DrowningPreventionWeek to raise awareness, start conversations and equip families with the knowledge and skills to #EnjoyWaterSafely
Whether you're heading to the beach, exploring rivers, or just enjoying the sunshine, knowing how to stay safe can save lives.
Drowning Prevention Week starts on Saturday and with the beautiful weather forecast, why not take a look at these resources for ideas on how to enjoy the water safely https://t.co/2x5LgpmMqQ
#SplashSafety at your Pad leaps back into action this month! Almost 9 in 10 parents (89%) with young children have access to water in their outdoor space at home - so we're here to help make sure your froglets can't hop into harm! https://t.co/Z3OY2KnPM9 - Please RT
Please read and share our summer newsletter for lots of safeguarding updates, training opportunities, and ideas for ensuring children's wellbeing https://t.co/fbVvHGbspu