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500,000 under 5s are injured in the home every year! Our Child Safety pages offer parents advice, information and resources on child safety for babies, toddlers and pre-school children. Find out which car seat is required for your little one, discover the truth with our first aid ‘Facts and Myths’, understand how to spot the signs of Meningitis and much, much more below.

Baby and Toddler First Aid Knowledge - FACT or MYTH.	Dogs, Babies and Toddlers Can Co-exist.	Which Car Seat.
Teach Children About Fire Safety	First Aid for New Parents.	Small Steps to Safety.
Tips from ROSPA.	Improving Child Safety.	Summertime Safety in the Sun.
Meningitis and Septicaemiar.	Do you know the Symptoms of Meningitis?	Food Safety for Babies and Toddlers – Top Tips.
Blind Cord Safety	Young Children & Contact Lenses	5 Top Tips for Trampoline Safety.
What to do if your Child is Choking.	Bites and Stings - What to do.	Road Safety for Children
About the MMR Vaccine	When to call an ambulance	Flu Vaccine for Children
First Aid Top Tips for Halloween and Fireworks

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