A child car seat until 12 years or 135 cm, whichever comes first. The two approval standards, the rear-facing minimum, what changed with booster cushions, and the narrow list of legal exceptions.
Seventeen to twenty-five year olds are an eighth of licence holders and a third of the drivers killed on British roads. The six-point rule that ends a new licence in one offence, what the passenger figures actually show, and what reduces the risk in the first year.
A garden swing set is regulated as a toy, not as playground equipment, and the two standards carry different numbers. Which one applies, the measurements that matter, and the gaps that trap a child.
Depending upon where you live, you may experience a problem with mold in your house. Other factors include how old your house is and what the weather is like where you live. Keeping your house and basement mold free is important because mold makes your home potentially dangerous to your family.
A long drive with a small child is a problem of pacing rather than packing. When to set off, what to take, what to feed them, and two pieces of standard older advice worth reversing.
The UK figures rather than the inherited American ones: shade from eleven until three, factor 30 with four-star UVA, and the dangerous plants that do not actually grow here.
Falls are the commonest accident in childhood, and the hardest judgement is the one made late at night over a child who banged their head and seems more or less fine. The thresholds that decide it, and the handful of permanent changes that prevent the falls that matter.
Babies and small children drown at home, in the bath and the garden, not in swimming pools. Drowning is also silent, and almost every practical measure follows from those two facts.
Suspected poisoning is one of the commonest reasons a small child reaches A&E, and medicines cause more of it than cleaning products. What to do and in what order, the inherited advice that makes it worse, when it is 999 rather than 111, and the storage that prevents it.
The threats that reach a British teenager now are not the ones the old advice was written for. Sextortion and how to respond to it, where the law on nudes actually points, why password surveillance costs more than it buys, and the five settings that matter.
A garden buys a child more unsupervised time than any room indoors, and it is less secure than it looks. The one hazard that kills quickly, and the several that are less common than feared.