June 19 to 25 2006 is Child Safety Week.To mark this, we'll be running various safety articles through the week and directing you to useful tips already on ThinkBaby.Organised by the Child Accident Prevention Trust, Child Safety Week is aimed

Tippitoes is a firm believer in the value of Child Safety Week. Before you know it, your baby will be on the move, therefore ensuring the home has been child proofed is a vital early stage of parenting. A great way to vet your home for any

estimates that every year a child loses their life as a result of looped blind cords and that there are up to 20 near misses. Three children have died in the past 18 months.EuroSafe, the European Association for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion, said

18-24 June is Child Safety Week and the Fire Kills campaign is urging parents and carers to teach their children what to do if a fire breaks out in the home. There are already some useful articles on the site about fire safety in the home

to keep your baby safe, but there are some other important safety tips for the more common outdoor hazards of daily life.Buggies: It may seem a drag, but younger babies can easily slip out of buggies so it's a good idea to belt them in at all times. In a

of Child Safety Week, organised by Child Accident Prevention Trust.To mark the week here on ThinkBaby, we've got plenty of useful advice on health and safety for babies Baby SafetyBaby Safety Essential safety tips you should know before your baby arrives

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

… Children’s Safety Education Foundation tipsThe CSEF has produced a quick check list that will help ensure that you and yours stay safe. You’re invited to use it as a tick list and to stick it on the fridge door for all to see: Test your smoke alarm Check

in the corner of the lounge could topple over. Now, everything will look like a potential death trap to you, until you realise that actually, the changes will happen slowly.Baby on the Go: First Safety StepsYes, your new baby will surprise you with how quickly

like overtaking the figures from 2006, when incidences of measles reached a ten-year high. The MMR vaccineThe MMR - Measles, Mumps and Rubella injection - was introduced in the UK in 1998. It's given at between 12 and 15 months, and again at three