The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)的动态

According to our recent survey, 62% of parents with children under five said that they hadn’t received any guidance on installing and using blind cords safely. We’re really concerned by this gap in people’s knowledge. Why? Because blind cords can be dangerous, especially for families with young children and toddlers. Visit our blind cord safety advice page for tips and advice on how to keep families safe from the danger of blind cords: https://lnkd.in/eSFvKeh6 #BlindCordSafety #homesafety #accidentprevention #safety

According to our recent survey, 62% of parents with children under five said that they hadn’t received any guidance on installing and using blind cords safely. We’re really concerned by this gap in people’s knowledge. Why? Because blind cords can be dangerous, especially for families with young children and toddlers. Visit our blind cord safety advice page for tips and advice on how to keep families safe from the danger of blind cords: https://lnkd.in/eSFvKeh6 #BlindCordSafety #homesafety #accidentprevention #safety

According to our recent survey, 62% of parents with children under five said that they hadn’t received any guidance on installing and using blind cords safely. We’re really concerned by this gap in people’s knowledge. Why? Because blind cords can be dangerous, especially for families with young children and toddlers. Visit our blind cord safety advice page for tips and advice on how to keep families safe from the danger of blind cords: https://lnkd.in/eSFvKeh6 #BlindCordSafety #homesafety #accidentprevention #safety

It’s Child Safety Week! Child Safety Week aims to spread awareness to children, parents and carers surrounding accident prevention within their day-to-day activities. Accidents are one of the leading causes of death to children, therefore this campaign aims to address this and reduce the number of preventable deaths to children. If you own a child-centred business, you should ensure that any equipment that children will use is safe and regularly maintained. Additionally, in areas such as schools, play areas and leisure centres, it’s important to identify any hazards like debris or dead/rotting trees that could lead to injuries. Finally, you should provide practical tips to children to help them judge when equipment or situations might lead to a potential risk, leading to the prevention of accidents. #HealthAndSafety #ChildSafety #ChildSafetyWeek

Happy 4th of July! Did you know that sparklers are not safe as we might think? ?According to National Safety Council “sparklers burn at about 2,000 degrees – hot enough to melt some metals.” Obviously young children would be at risk for severe burns if they use sparklers (or other fireworks).? Indeed, in a report from 2017 cited by the NSC, 50% of emergency room visits for fireworks injuries for children under age 5 were from sparklers.? The NSC suggests these alternatives: -glow sticks -pinwheels -flags or streamers -child-safe confetti poppers ??Always confirm the safety level of any product you buy or make, and supervise according to the age and abilities of your children. Let's keep everyone safe as we celebrate today! #earlychildhoodspecialties #julyfourth #celebratesafely? #summersafety #parentingtip #teachingtips

It’s Child Safety Week! Child Safety Week aims to spread awareness to children, parents and carers surrounding accident prevention within their day-to-day activities. Accidents are one of the leading causes of death to children, therefore this campaign aims to address this and reduce the number of preventable deaths to children. If you own a child-centred business, you should ensure that any equipment that children will use is safe and regularly maintained. Additionally, in areas such as schools, play areas and leisure centres, it’s important to identify any hazards like debris or dead/rotting trees that could lead to injuries. Finally, you should provide practical tips to children to help them judge when equipment or situations might lead to a potential risk, leading to the prevention of accidents. #HealthAndSafety #ChildSafety #ChildSafetyWeek

November is Child Safety and Protection Month! It’s a great reminder to keep safety top of mind for the little ones in our lives. Here are a few essential tips to help create a safer environment: - Anchor heavy furniture and TVs to prevent tip-overs - Use the correct car and booster seats for your child’s age and size - Teach kids about road safety early on - Store harmful substances out of reach - Check playgrounds for age-appropriate safety More details here: https://bit.ly/48j4IAy #PatrickDanielLaw #ChildSafetyAndProtectionMonth #ChildSafety

It’s Child Safety Week! Child Safety Week aims to spread awareness to children, parents and carers surrounding accident prevention within their day-to-day activities. Accidents are one of the leading causes of death in childhood, therefore this campaign aims to address this and reduce the number of preventable childhood deaths. If you own a child-centred business, you should ensure that any equipment that children will use is safe and regularly maintained. Additionally, in areas such as schools, play areas and leisure centres, it’s important to identify any hazards like debris or dead/rotting trees that could lead to injuries. Finally, you should provide practical tips to children to help them judge when equipment or situations might lead to a potential risk, leading to the prevention of accidents. #ChildSafetyWeek #HealthAndSafety #SMEBusiness

Introducing Empowered Kids: A board game that transforms how we discuss child safety. Did you know? Open communication is key to preventing child maltreatment. Our game provides a fun, engaging way for families to talk about this crucial topic. Lets chat in the comments. #ChildProtection #FamilyGames #ParentingTips

As it's Child Safety Week (3rd-9th June), here's a reminder of 7 tips for homeowners for making sure you home is child-proof. https://buff.ly/3wYv6BM