Highlights Drowning occurs when liquid, usually water, enters the lungs and blocks breathing. Never leave a child alone near water — always maintain close, visual supervision. Even minor drowning incidents require medical assessment. Parents should learn CPR for infants and…
Highlights Make sure your child drinks extra fluids on hot days to prevent dehydration. Keep your child in a cool environment on hot days to avoid heatstroke. You can protect your child from the sun by ‘slipping’ on appropriate clothing,…
Highlights CPR is a life-saving technique that involves chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth rescue breaths. Always call for an ambulance before starting CPR. Continue CPR until emergency medical services arrive. The recommended CPR cycle is 30 chest compressions followed by 2…
Highlights Young children often put things in their mouth to explore their taste and texture. Children are at higher risk of poisoning when there is a disruption in their family routine. It’s important to keep medicines and poisons out of…
Highlights The home is the most common place where children are injured. Recognizing and removing hazards can help keep children safe. First aid knowledge can be life-saving in emergency situations. In This Article Common household injuries to children Types of…
Highlights Prepare your pet for the new baby’s arrival during pregnancy. Establish boundaries in the house for your pet before the baby arrives. Place a barrier outside the room where the baby will be sleeping. Introduce your pet to the…
Highlights Food poisoning is common and can have varying symptoms from mild to severe. High-risk foods can cause serious issues, especially during pregnancy. Proper shopping, handling, and cooking of food at home are essential for safety. Always consider food allergies…
Highlights It’s important to learn first aid if you are a parent or carer, or if you work with children. You should learn how to do first aid by attending a training course to learn the basic life support steps.…
Highlights Cots must be safe, secure, and meet safety standards. Both new and second-hand cots require a safety check. The right mattress and bedding are essential for your baby’s safety. Portable cots are useful but need careful setup and supervision.…
Highlights Babies must be in a rear-facing seat until at least 6 months old Children under 145 cm should use a booster or child restraint Most car seats follow height and weight, not just age Never leave your child unattended…
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