Home Safety

When I discovered I was pregnant, the first thing that everybody said (after Congratulations), was "what are you going to do with the cats?". The general consensus of opinion seemed to be that having 3 cats was not compatible with having a baby in the ho...  Read review

It was a big milestone in both my daughters' lives when they moved from a cot to a bed and I was quite keen that this would be a good experience for them so that they would not long for the security of the cot. This was vital when my elder daughter was mo...  Read review

I write as a qualified electrical engineer and fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the professional body for UK engineers. I would like to draw attention to the DANGERS of using socket covers. Since the 1940's the 13A power sock...  Read review

I write as a qualified electrical engineer and fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the professional body for UK engineers. I would like to draw attention to the DANGERS of using socket covers. Since the 1940's the 13A power sock...  Read review

For those of you who already have little children in the house, you will agree that safety in the home is paramount. Even if you have eyes in the back of your head, in your arms and legs and in every single room in the house, your child will still manage...  Read review

What would usually appear as a very safe home soon becomes an absolute nightmare as parents have to tackle the issue of child proofing their rooms, plug sockets need to be covered, window locks applied, table corners protected………….what an average everyday...  Read review