Safety Pack 3-5 years
The information provided on these pages is intended for patients already under the care of the Healthy Family Team.
Be safe around dogs: a guide for dog owners and non-dog owners on how to stay safe around dogs (Dogs Trust)
This information has lots of tips and advice about kids and dogs that you and your family can talk about and share; from how to prepare if you're a dog owner expecting a baby, to ensuring that your teenager is safe when out and about with their doggy companion.
Child drowning - Water safety charity issues warning (RLSS UK)
The Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) has published a Child Drowning Update for 2024 which highlights that in the last four years, on average, at least one child a month drowned at home in England.
Child on the Drive! Driveway safety: a guide to keeping children safe in and around cars (RoSPA)
This booklet, produced by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (or 'RoSPA') offers advice and guidance for keeping your child safe around cars.
Child Safety (RoSPA)
RoSPA's home safety department produces a wide-range of advice and information resources on all aspects of accident prevention in and around the home.
Jessie and Friends: online safety education for 4-7s
A three-episode animated series which aims to equip 4-7 year olds with the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to help them stay safe from sexual abuse and other risks they may encounter online.
Keeping children safe (NSPCC)
Find out how you can keep children safe from abuse and other dangers, both online and in the physical world.
Keeping your child safe from scalds and burns
In England and Wales, 110 children are seen in Accident and Emergency Departments with burns every day.
Keeping your under 5 year old safe online (thinkuknow, CEOP)
Whether it's watching videos, playing games on their devices or talking to Alexa - today's under 5s are spending more and more time online.
Toxoplasmosis (NHS)
Toxoplasmosis is a common infection that you can catch from the poo of infected cats, or infected meat. It's usually harmless but can cause serious problems in some people.
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