Checklists you can work through room by room, plus the real Australian services for poisons, product recalls, drowning prevention and button-battery safety. Practical, free, and calm. Save this page.
If you suspect a swallowed button battery, treat it as an emergency — go straight to a hospital, don't wait for symptoms.
Walk through your home one room at a time. Tick these off and you'll have covered the dangers that cause most childhood home injuries in Australia.
Critical zone — burns, poisoning, cuts
Critical zone — drowning, poisoning, scalds
Suffocation, falls, strangulation
Falls, button batteries, tip-overs
High zone — drowning, trampoline, dogs
Falls, poisoning, vehicle risk
Checklists adapted from Kidsafe Australia, Royal Life Saving and Raising Children Network guidance.
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