Home & Care

Despite new products and shifting trends in infant care, the core principles of safe sleep remain consistent in 2025. Placing babies on their backs, using a firm sleep surface, and keeping the cot clear of loose items are still vital recommendations. These long standing practices continue to reduce the risk of sudden infant death and create a safer sleep environment for every child.

Babyproofing is vital for your child’s safety, but it needn’t turn your home into a fortress. This guide outlines how to create a secure yet practical environment without going overboard. From essential safeguards to avoiding unnecessary gadgets, we help you focus on what truly matters for safety, comfort, and peace of mind. A clear, balanced approach to babyproofing every parent can follow with confidence.

Choosing a crib isn’t just about comfort, it’s about safety. In 2025, updated crib safety standards are in place to protect infants from avoidable hazards. From mattress fit to slat spacing, every detail matters. This guide breaks down essential safety requirements every parent should understand when selecting or setting up a crib, helping to ensure your baby sleeps securely and safely from day one.

Magnetic toys continue to captivate children in 2025, but are they still a safety concern? While regulations have tightened, the risk of serious internal injury remains if small, powerful magnets are swallowed. In this article, we explore updated safety standards, current guidance for parents and providers, and how to identify compliant, child safe products. Stay informed to keep playtime both fun and secure.

As product labelling evolves post Brexit, understanding the difference between CE and UKCA marks in 2025 is essential for childcare providers and parents alike. These marks signal that toys and nursery products meet vital safety standards in the UK and EU. In this post, we break down what each mark means, how regulations are enforced, and what to look for when purchasing items to ensure full compliance and peace of mind.

Foam play mats are a common choice for homes and nurseries, offering a cushioned surface for little ones to play safely. But are they still safe in 2025? With evolving UK and EU regulations, it's vital to check for certified, non toxic materials and proper compliance markings. This post explores the latest standards, chemical safety, and what to look for when choosing a mat to ensure your child’s play space remains safe, clean, and fully compliant.

Several baby and toddler products have been recalled in 2025 due to serious safety concerns, including suffocation risks, toxic materials, and fire hazards. From sleep nests to highchairs and smart monitors, this guide outlines which products to avoid, how to check for recalls, and what steps to take if a product in your home is affected helping you keep your little ones safer every day.

The 2025 Product Safety Directive introduces stricter rules to protect families, covering everything from online baby gear to smart toys. With clearer labelling, mandatory digital safety info, and faster product recalls, UK parents now have better tools to avoid unsafe items. This guide explains what the new directive means for everyday buying decisions and how to keep your home safer for little ones.

As of March 2025, baby walkers in the UK must meet stricter safety regulations, including anti stair fall features, wider bases, and clearer labelling. Whether you're a parent or childcare provider, it's crucial to understand these updates to reduce the risk of injury. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to use baby walkers safely and responsibly under the new UK standards.

Not all baby gear is created equal. In 2025, updated UK safety standards mean parents and carers must stay alert to signs of unsafe products. From missing certification labels to hidden hazards in second hand items, this guide outlines how to spot red flags and make safer choices when buying or using baby equipment. Knowledge, vigilance, and practical checks can help keep little ones protected at home and on the go.