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Home safety
Each year thousands of under-5s are admitted to hospital following accidents, and lots of these accidents are preventable. It is important to try to minimise risk in the home wherever possible. You can do a lot to avoid common injuries like falls, burns and poisoning. Make sure that all household cleaners and chemicals are out of reach. If you have a baby who is beginning to crawl or walk, install stair gates to protect them and make sure hot pans, hair straighteners and irons are never left within reach.
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Pregnancy and first five years
- Pregnancy and First Five Years
- Oral Health for Babies, Children and those with Additional Needs
- Pregnancy
- Early Days
- Dealing with a very young baby
- Safer sleep for babies
- Introducing Solid Foods
- Home Safety
- Bedtime and Daytime Wetting
- Toilet Training
- Constipation and Soiling
- Relationships and sexual health
- Postnatal Anxiety
- Funded Early Education Entitlement for 2 Year Olds (FEEE2)