Button batteries, particularly big, powerful lithium coin cell batteries, can badly hurt or kill a small child if they swallow one and it gets stuck in their food pipe. Find out how to keep children safe. Read more
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We may think ‘flat’ button batteries are harmless. But ‘flat’ lithium coin cell batteries can still hold enough power to cause serious damage if swallowed, even when they are too flat to work. Read more
Many accidents are a part of growing up. Children need to explore and experiment. But some children suffer the pain of serious accidents that can alter the course of their lives forever. Most of these serious accidents are completely preventable by making simple solutions or changes to routines.
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Button batteries, particularly big, powerful lithium coin cell batteries, can badly hurt or kill a small child if they swallow one and it gets stuck in their food pipe. Find out how to keep children safe.
Our Parents Pack is full of quick wins that can help put you in charge of child safety, even when you’re feeling under pressure. Download your copy here.
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Tips to help keep your family safe from button battery dangers this Christmas. Read more
The number of dangerous toys sold online to unsuspecting families is on the increase - so it’s good to be aware when buying presents this year. Find out how to spot if a toy could be unsafe. Read more
Right across the UK, speeding on our roads is a major problem. Speeding puts everyone in the community at risk of serious injury. Road Safety Week takes place 16-22 November 2020. Read more
A new report by the British Toy and Hobby Association reveals that well over half of the toys they bought from online marketplaces had serious safety failures #safetoysonline Read more