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Electric Shocks

Did you know that while electrical sockets are designed to be safe, there are still potential dangers associated with electricity? It's crucial for parents to understand these risks to teach their children how to stay safe around electrical appliances. Let's explore some key information to help keep your family protected.

Toy Safety

Did you know that most toys you come across are actually quite safe? However, accidents can happen if you play with toys meant for older kids or leave them scattered around. We've got some top tips to help you enjoy your toys while staying safe. So, let's dive in!

Magnets

Single, small magnets will pass through the body without a problem. However, if more than one magnet is ingested (eaten) or a magnet is eaten alongside something metal, there is a risk that part of the intestine can be caught in between the magnetised objects. This can cause serious damage to the intestines including perforation (creating a hole in the bowel wall) which would result in the need for major surgery.

Mental Health Support

Could your child be struggling with their mental health? It is important to recognise the symptoms and triggers of mental health struggles, as without doing this we are unlikely to be able to support our children, and potentially could make things more challenging without realising.