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Around one million children are badly injured every year in accidents at home. Here's how to prevent them

Accidents are the second biggest killer of children in the UK with six children dying every week and over 2,000 admitted to hospital.

Most families are aware of the dangers to children but a new survey has shown an alarming number of parents and grandparents don?t put their knowledge into practice or have worrying gaps in their knowledge.

These statistics need not be so high. By taking a few small safety precautions, parents, grandparents and carers of small children can help to make life safer for the children in their care.

Katrina Phillips, Chief Executive of the Child Accident Prevention Trust is urging people to 'make a change, make a difference'.

Read on: Staying safe at home - tips and danger spots

Where next?

- Get advice on first aid and dealing with accidents
- Spring clean your medicine cabinet
- Top tips for keeping your kids safe on the internet
- Keeping them safe on the streets

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