Be accident awareUse fireworks safely Be preparedCheck on elderly relatives and neighboursFor more ideas and advice on fire safety, check out family fire safety.Safety goes beyond the homeThe CSEF also point out that road

and knees at baby level and think about how your baby will be interested in pulling on, climbing on, chewing and poking absolutely everything within grasp, things can suddenly look very different. Most accidents involving young children happen in the home

sleep, and encourages good digestion and the absorption of vital nutrients. This is particularly relevant when it comes to car seats which play such an important role in protecting babies from injury in car accidents. At the Aprica Central Research

to an increased chance of miscarriage, including smoking (both active and passive), excessive alcohol consumption, and high caffeine consumption. In rare cases miscarriage may be caused by a severed fall or other accident but this is not as common as the movies

When you first hold your baby you'll probably be amazed at how real and yet how fragile he is. This little person is now entirely dependent on you and the care you take to keep him safe: You can't prepare for and avoid all accidents and learning

should be careful to avoid cycling in the wet, because the risk of an accident is higher. Off-road cycling on all but the flattest, tamest of tracks is also not recommended due to the far higher risk of falling.Climbing, ice skating, rollerblading

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nasty bang to the head then you need to be cautious about a potential concussion, skull fractures and internal injuries. If your child is nauseous, vomits or behaves oddly in the 48-hours after the accident then you should take her to the doctor right

pregnancy are that it should be gentle and low impact. You want to work up a little sweat, but you don't want to push yourself too hard and leave yourself pufffed out, dehydrated or open to accidents. If you're not used to exercise then start off very slowly

for your baby - too big or too small can lead to very messy accidents and won't be comfortable for your baby. It might sound obvious but when you're moving to a new size it's tempting to use up a batch of smaller nappies or start on bigger ones early