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  • Children and driveways: how to prevent accidents
    Did you know that each week one Australian child is hit by a car in a driveway? Here are some tips to making your driveway a safer place.
  • Seatbelts and pregnancy: how to buckle up safely
    What is the correct way to fasten your seatbelt when you're pregnant? We get tips from world-renowned car safety expert Lotta Jakobsson.
  • Is your family car safe?
    If you're looking to buy a new family car, safety is probably your top priority. But how can you tell which cars are safe and which aren't?
  • Child window and balcony safety
    Each year, at least 12 children are admitted to The Children's Hospital at Westmead after a balcony or window fall. Are your kids safe in your home?
  • Helping kids cope with natural disasters

    Natural disasters, such as the recent flooding crisis, can affect children in a variety of ways. How can you help your children to cope if disaster hits?

  • How to keep kids safe in the kitchen
    Did you know the kitchen is the biggest danger zone for child injury. Read our tips on keeping kids safer in your kitchen.
  • Why every child Under 8 must be in a proper car restraint
    When should you move your child from a capsule to a car seat or a booster? At what age is it safe for a child to use an adult seat belt?
  • Safe sleeping guide and SIDS
    Baby safe sleeping guide and safe sleep recommendations from SIDS and Kids, Australia's authority on baby safe sleep and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
  • Tips on avoiding mosquito bites

    Picture it ... BBQ sizzling, kids playing and cool drink in hand. Perfect except for the whine of a dive-bombing mosquito. Here's a few remedies to try!

  • Pets and babies
    The arrival of a baby can affect the family dynamics - including the furry members. TV vet and mother Dr Katrina Warren has this advice.
  • Energy efficiency in the family home

    In winter, a typical Aussie household consumes about 2700 kWh of energy, 7 per cent more than in the warmer months. How can we reduce this?

  • Beating childhood bugs
    When your child starts to play with other children they might get more than just improved social skills: nits, worms, sticky eyes, slapped cheeks - you name it ...
  • Tips to avoid injury when carrying your children
    Carrying babies and toddlers can be a pain in the neck, back, arms…!  Read our 6 tips on how you can reduce the stress on your body while still bonding with baby.
  • Baby car seats & infant child restraint safety
    Make sure your children are travelling in the correct, safe car seats that comply with current laws.
  • Safe toy guide - the five Ss
    With an overwhelming array of toys on offer how do you choose toys that are age- appropriate and safe for your child. Read our guide to the 5 Ss of toy safety.
  • Teach your baby to swim

    Why is it so important to teach your baby to swim? What do babies and toddlers learn during swimming lessons ...

  • First aid for choking children and basic CPR
    Knowing the correct procedures to perform in case of an accident could mean the difference between life and death for your child. Would you know what to do?
  • Backyard trampolines - you'll be bouncing for job
    The backyard trampoline is now safer, more fun and beneficial for the whole family. How does your family trampoline stack up in the safety department?
  • Asthma prevention

    Asthma is common among Australian children with approximately 15% having currently diagnosed asthma. There's no cure, so prevention is key.

  • Swimming - when to start your baby
    Drowning is the most common cause of accidental death for kids under the age of five in Australia. Read up on when to start swimming lessons for your baby.
  • Outdoor safety and water safety
    Our guide to creating a safe outdoor space for young children and babies, together with tips for wafer safety around kids and babies.
  • Product recalls of baby & children's product
    Where to find the latest info on product recalls of baby, children and kids foods, goods and equipment.
  • Making inside your home baby safe & child proof
    Making your home baby-safe is an important task. Use our checklist to ensure that you make inside your home as childproof as possible.
  • Choosing baby safe nursery furniture
    Here are some of the main safety factors to consider when buying, borrowing or hiring nursery furniture, prams or strollers.
  • Making your house safe for children
    Supervision alone could prevent many childhood accidents but things can happen in the blink of an eye. That's why it's important your house is as safe as possible.
  • Fire safety - safety begins at home
    It's a fact of life that accidents happen, and household fires and burns are one of the most common household mishaps, often with the most tragic results.
  • Summer first aid for babies and children
    Taking babies and children to the backyard or the beach can be an anxious time. Read our guide to summer first aid to make sure you know what to do.
  • Beach safety with children
    Australia has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world but it is important to practice basic surf safety when hitting the beach with the family.


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