Doctors from the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons (BAPS) have issued a warning to parents about the dangers of super strong magnets. Read more
A campaign to prevent children being killed and injured by button batteries has reached a significant milestone thanks to ground-breaking new safety standards. Read more
Bath seats are not safety devices. They are not intended for babies to be left in, even for a moment, due to the risk of toppling forwards and causing drowning. Read more
A mum has issued a warning to other parents after witnessing a toddler almost drown in front of her on a Cornish beach. Read more
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
The mother of two-year-old Harper-Lee Fanthorpe has issued a heartbroken plea to other parents, urging them to check their homes for button batteries. Read more
Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board has issued a warning to parents after the death of a toddler who swallowed a button battery. Read more
We’re delighted to kick off Child Safety Week with our offer of a host of downloadable resources to help build families’ confidence and skills in preventing serious accidents. Read more
Safety alerts have been issued amid growing concerns of the dangers posed to children by super strong magnets. Read more
As the clocks go forward, lockdown restrictions ease and the Easter holidays are upon us, families are likely to be excited to be out and about again in the spring weather. Read our simple guide to road safety and download the factsheet. Read more
The Lullaby Trust’s national awareness campaign takes place 15th-21st March 2021 and the focus is on a safer sleep for every sleep. Read more
A two-year-old boy has been strangled by a window blind cord, highlighting how important it is to be aware of blind cords safety in your home. Read more
The worrying case of a three-year-old highlights a disturbing trend in serious injuries from children swallowing small, round, coloured magnets from magnetic toys. Read more
11-month-old Sofia-Grace was rejecting solid food because she had a button battery lodged in her throat for four months. The outcome could well have been catastrophic. Read more
Tips to help keep your family safe from button battery dangers this Christmas. Read more