• 0-1 Years
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• 11-19 Years
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Spending time outdoors is good for children's physical and emotional well-being. However, too much sun can damage the skin and increase the risk of sunburn, dehydration and heat-related illness. With a few simple precautions, children and young people can enjoy being outside safely.

• 0-1 Years
• 1-5 Years
• 5-11 Years
• 11-19 Years
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Water can be great fun for children, but it can also be dangerous. Staying close to children around water, teaching them how to stay safe, and helping them learn important skills such as swimming and floating can help reduce the risk of accidents.

• 0-1 Years
• 1-5 Years
• 5-11 Years
• 11-19 Years
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Children and young people love to explore their surroundings; however, there can be hazards in any environment. Find out how to assess the risks around you and what to do if your child has an accident during play.

• 0-1 Years
• 1-5 Years
• 5-11 Years
• 11-19 Years
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Burns and scalds in the home are common. Toddlers and young children can get burnt as they explore and make sense of the world around them. Knowing how to prevent burns and scalds and what to do if your child is burnt can really help to prevent serious injuries.

• 0-1 Years
• 1-5 Years
• 5-11 Years
• 11-19 Years
• SEND

Children’s physical skills continue to improve as they develop through the toddler years and as they get ready to start school. Most children start to become braver and more active, but they still need parents and carers to keep their surroundings safe for them.

• 0-1 Years
• 1-5 Years
• 5-11 Years
• 11-19 Years
• SEND

Babies and children are naturally curious and love to explore their environment. This does mean they are at risk of accidents. Young people and teenagers also need to know how to keep themselves safe as they grow into adults. It’s a good idea to familiarise yourself with potential dangers and how to protect your child from them.