Cup Cozy Pillow (Brown)- The world's BEST cup holder! Keep your drinks close and prevent spills. Use it anywhere-Couch, floor, bed, man cave, car, RV, park, beach and more!

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Watch toddlers when they're in a paddling pool or playing near water. Empty the paddling pool straight after use and then store away. Avoid heating up bottles of formula in a microwave. Use a bottle warmer or jug of hot water instead. If the gaps between banisters or balcony railings are more than 6.5cm (2.5 inches) wide, cover them with boards or safety netting. Baths are the commonest place for babies and young children to drown. Stay with your baby or toddler the whole time they're in the bath. Never leave them for a moment, even if there's an older brother or sister in the bath with them. Extinguish and dispose of cigarettes, cigars and pipes carefully, particularly at night or if you are tired.

Keep e-cigarettes and their refills out of sight and reach of babies and toddlers. Nicotine is poisonous and can be very dangerous for young children. Food is the most common thing for babies and toddlers to choke on. Young children may also put small objects in their mouths that could cause choking. At night, switch off electrical items before you go to bed and close all doors to contain a potential fire.A baby's skin burns more easily than an adult's. This means you need to take extra care to avoid burns and scalds.

Babies and toddlers will grab at brightly coloured objects, such as mugs. If you're having a hot drink, put it down well out of reach before you hold your baby. Keep hot drinks well away from all young children. A hot drink can still scald 15 minutes after it was made. If the gaps between banisters or balcony railings are more than 6.5cm (2.5 inches) wide, cover them with boards or safety netting. Small babies may be able to squeeze their bodies through, but not their heads. Carry on using safety gates at the top and bottom of stairs until your infant is at least 2 years old.Keep cleaning products high up out of reach, including those for the toilet. If this isn't possible, fit safety catches to low cupboard doors. Choose cleaning products that contain a bittering agent. This makes them taste nasty, so children are less likely to swallow them. Do not leave any type of rope or cord lying around, including dressing gown cords and drawstring bags.

Here's how to protect your baby or toddler from some of the commonest accidents that affect young children. Choking

If you use a bath seat, remember that it's not a safety device. You still need to stay with your baby all the time. Hold on to the handrail when carrying your baby up and down stairs, in case you trip. Make sure the stairs are free of toys and other trip hazards. When you've finished using your iron or hair straighteners, put them out of reach while they cool down. Make sure your child cannot grab the flex while you're using them.