Make a change. Make a difference’ is the message for this year’s Child Safety Week running from 23-29 June, in the United Kingdom. It is 0organized by the national children’s charity the Child Accident Prevention Trust, Child Safety Week is marked by thousands of local events where families can have fun and learn about safety. Read Child Safety Week aims to make a difference article for more information.
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There are a few simple things that can be done to keep a children safe. Plastic bags carry warnings in the UK about keeping them from children, and you should know that even quite old children – seven or eight years old, may put bags over their heads or faces as a game. I once found one of mine trying to turn one into a rain hat. With empty bags, putting a knot in them before you store them is a good way of making them safer, but thinks before leaving full carrier bags around too. Babies go through a phase of wanting to take things out of bags, and if you leave stuff around in carriers, there’s a danger that they will be able to turn it all out.
There are a few simple things that can be done to keep a children safe. Plastic bags carry warnings in the UK about keeping them from children, and you should know that even quite old children – seven or eight years old, may put bags over their heads or faces as a game. I once found one of mine trying to turn one into a rain hat. With empty bags, putting a knot in them before you store them is a good way of making them safer, but thinks before leaving full carrier bags around too. Babies go through a phase of wanting to take things out of bags, and if you leave stuff around in carriers, there’s a danger that they will be able to turn it all out.