Keep Babies Safe

Which one is a type of hazard you may find on the street?

• Cracked pavement

• Passing cars

• Broken glass

• All the above

What is the definition of flammable?

• Anything that breaks apart if it gets wet.

• Anything that easily catches on fire.

• Anything that can harm you if you breath it in.

• Anything that can be eaten.

Which is NOT a danger or hazard to children?

• Dehydration

• Rainy, cold weather

• Drinking water

• Toileting accident

What does this safety logo mean on children's toys?

• Meets EU standards for health, safety and environmental protection.

• Meets British standards for health, safety and environmental protection.

• Meets a nursery's requirement for safe toys.

• The toy is flammable.

Any source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects on something or someone is a...

What do practitioners NOT need to risk assess in an early years setting?

• Taking children on outings

• Play/learning activities

• Playing outside

• What clothes their parents dress them in

What does this toy safety logo mean?

• A toy is denoted as safe and of high quality.

• A toy is safe for children over 3 years old.

• Tested by British Standards Institution.

• A logo to show where it will be sold.

Ben is always crawling around the room and described as 'high energy'. List 3 hazards Ben may come across in his house.

What objects should not be given to a baby to play with?

• Sharp objects

• Heavy objects

• Long pointed objects, such as a lollipop, ice cream stick or pen

• All of the above

It is recommended for a child to now be rear facing until they are 2 years old. If you want to turn them around earlier, what weight does a baby need to be to ensure it is still safe?

• 20 lbs

• 30 lbs

• 12 lbs

• 15 lbs