Making sure children never play on the road, that they are supervised, they don't play with equipment, don't eat plants, dog poo is cleared,
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How can children be safe near water?
Paddling pools should not be left (babies can drown in 2.5cm), pools should be fenced off, they should be taught to swim, wear a life jacket when boating
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How can children be safe in cars?
Shutting doors with care, having child safety locks on doors, not letting children sit behind the rear seats, keeping children under control.
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What is the seat belt law?
The driver is responsible for making sure a child wears a seat belt, the child must not sit on someones lap, rear-facing seats should't be used on a front passenger seat
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What should an appropriate child restraint be? - baby carrier
Used in front or back of most cars. Baby held in by harness, carrier held in place by seat belt. Until they are 13 kg (12-15 months)
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What should an appropriate child restraint be? - child seat
Suitable for a child between 9-18 kg (9 months - 6 years). Used in front or back
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What should an appropriate child restraint be? - booster seat
Suitable for a child 15-36 kg (4-11 years). Raises the child so that the seat belt is in the correct position.
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Card 2
Front
How can children be safe near water?
Back
Paddling pools should not be left (babies can drown in 2.5cm), pools should be fenced off, they should be taught to swim, wear a life jacket when boating
Card 3
Front
How can children be safe in cars?
Back
Card 4
Front
What is the seat belt law?
Back
Card 5
Front
What should an appropriate child restraint be? - baby carrier
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