For parents under pressure, preventing serious burns at home in lockdown can seem like too much to think about. But with these simple tips parents can feel like they are winning against burns. Read more
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. Read more
Our hands and homes have never been so clean! But do all these cleaning things increase the risk of poisoning to small children? Here we share simple tips to keep children out of harm’s way. Read more
With the pressures on the NHS, many parents are worried about a trip to A&E with their child. Here we share our top tips – they are so simple and just take a few minutes but massively reduce the risks to your child. 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.
Every week, healthy children die or suffer life-changing injuries in accidents that are completely preventable. We can only continue our vital work preventing childhood accidents through fundraising and the wonderful support of our partners and donors.
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The majority of accidents happen in the home. This is a clear one-stop, room by room guide for minimising risks to under 5s in the home.
Button batteries are the small, round batteries you find in a growing number of toys and everyday objects like remote controls and car key fobs. They can be extremely dangerous for children if swallowed. What should you do in an emergency?
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Warmer weather sees reports of small children falling from upstairs windows. Why are pre-school children at particular risk? Read more
As we know cycling is a fantastic way to keep your body and mind fit and healthy particularly during these difficult days. And it is something that children can do out in the fresh air, in the garden or at a safe distance in the park. Read more
With children at home over the coming weeks and the NHS overwhelmed, many families are likely to be worried about their child having a serious accident. To help you, here at CAPT we focus on the accidents that are the most serious and the easiest to prevent. Read more
With people staying at home and our hospitals under enormous pressure, it's more important than ever to prevent injuries from happening. Be particularly aware of sweet items such as mini eggs around Easter time. Article includes free finger food download. Read more