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Choking baby or child

Choking baby or child

Article by Feola McCandlishHow do you recognise a person who is choking? If someone is choking thet may suddenly become unable to speak, cough, cry and may go quiet. Breathing may sound wheezy or might be absent. Skin may flush, become initially darker or flushed but...

Toy Safety UK

Hi I'm Farah from Daisy First Aid Haringey and Walthamstow We’re staying home, we have our littlest children to engage and entertain, out come the toys! But how can we ensure that playtime is safe, and we have done everything we can to avoid injury to our little ones...

Spotlight on carseat safety

Spotlight on carseat safety

Spotlight on Car Seat Safety   I remember how I felt when I brought my eldest home from hospital just after he was born, that 3-mile car journey was the most terrifying 10 minutes of my life. Hormones definitely played a part, but I just worried about every...

Chest of drawers safety.

PLEASE NOTE - This is a little hard to watch but the baby is NOT hurt in this video. After chatting to a school mum, I feel this is something that really needs to be highlighted again. Drawers pulled out make very tempting stairs for little ones and can easily pull...

The dangers of washing tablets

The dangers of washing tablets

Where do you keep your washing tablets? If the answer is under your sink then please STOP to read. These wonderfully pretty coloured gems do wonders for getting our littles ones clothes lovely and clean BUT... they can be so incredibly dangerous to babies and...

Check your babies dummies (pacifiers)

Check your babies dummies (pacifiers)

Children's dummies (also known as soothers and pacifiers) can be an absolute godsend for some parents. Modern dummies are safe to use, can easily be sterilised and the mouth shield prevents your baby from choking on, or swallowing the teat. It's possible using a dummy...

Blind Cord Safety For Babies and Children

Blind Cord Safety For Babies and Children

Blind Cord Safety Campaign It can take only 20 seconds for a toddler to die from strangulation if they get tangled in a blind cord. Since 2004, RoSPA has called upon the blind industry to take voluntary action to reduce the risk of looped cords and has been working...

Car Seat Safety For Parents

Car Seat Safety For Parents

Car Seat Safety Tips For Parents Author: Uber Kids When it comes to car seats, you’ll hear a lot of conflicting advice about what you should and shouldn’t do. This can make it difficult for parents to know what’s best! To provide you with a little guidance, here are 5...

Spotlight on the dangers of magnets

What every parent should know about magnets Stacey from Daisy First Aid Guildford & Redhill explains why small magnets can be more than a choking risk to children… Most fridge attire is a good sized shape held to the fridge with a small round magnet at the back....