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Providing and maintaining a safe environment for your baby can be a challenge for any parent. Children under five years old are more vulnerable to accidental death or injury than any other age group. However most accidents are preventable.
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Toys are an important part of childhood, helping children learn and develop, as well as entertaining them. Unfortunately, some toys can be dangerous. Poorly constructed toys or toys that are inappropriate for your child’s age and level of development can lead to tragic results.
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In Australia we are seeing more infants sustaining injuries from falling out of cots and beds. This is due to either not recognising the appropriate time to move a baby out of a cot, or an infant being placed prematurely in an adult’s bed.
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Choosing books for small children
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It’s a wonderful time to be sharing books with children. Australian publishers have responded to the baby boom and so there are more Australian books for Australian babies and toddlers than ever before.
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Living in a rented home can limit your options to decorate your child’s bedroom, but it doesn’t mean you have to forget the idea altogether. It is still your home and there are ways to decorate without upsetting the landlord.
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