CYPED James Cook

21/06/2025

Whatever your plans this Summer, make sure you know how to keep your baby's fluids up! 💧🍼

To check if your baby is too hot, feel their chest or the back of their neck. If they feel clammy or sweaty, these are signs they're getting too hot.

When your baby is too hot, remove a layer of clothing and adjust the room temperature if possible.

Swipe for top tips to keep your baby's fluids up, based on NHS guidance.

📸- The Lullaby Trust lullabytrust

21/06/2025

What are the signs of heat exhaustion and what to do to prevent it!

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21/06/2025

Don't forget your sunscreen!

Even if it's cloudy, UV rays can still cause sunburn.
This advice can help you to stay safe and avoid getting sunburn, reducing your risk of developing skin cancer.

20/06/2025

Lighter and sunnier days are here, but with warmer weather, comes questions from lots of families about how to follow safer sleep guidance in summer.

If your baby was born in autumn or winter, you may not be familiar with these guidelines yet. But not to worry! The Lullaby Trust compiled all their summer safety tips into one place.

Have a read of their hot weather webpage
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20/06/2025

What do the flags at the beach mean? 🚩

The Royal Life Saving Society UK have created this picture to help us understand the beach flags.

The beach flags are displayed by the beach life guide in patrolled areas to provide guidance on the water and the wind conditions. The flags also inform beach users where the swimming and water sports zones are located.

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20/06/2025

☀️☀️HOT HOT HOT☀️☀️

This weekend as your probably aware is going to be HOT HOT HOT 🥵

Most of us look forward to some warm whether, it usually means fun plans and relaxing with our family and friends! 🙌🏻

But before we get too excited, let’s remember how to play safely whilst still having fun this summer😎🏊‍♀️🏊🏄‍♀️!

According to The Royal Life Saving Society UK 47% of UK accidental drownings occur between May and August. We also see a heightened risk of drowning when air temperatures are higher. Increasing accidental drownings fivefold when compared to days with average temperatures of 10°c

Over half (57%) of those who drowned were swimming, reflecting more people actively entering the water, with teenagers and young adults at great risk.

Accidents are mostly preventable with the correct knowledge and judgment, and here are some top tips for staying safe in the water during the summer:

📸- The Royal Life Saving Soiciety UK

20/06/2025

🏖️Seaside Safety 🏖️

Attached are some helpful infographics which you can save for later.

Useful tips about
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Life guard, surfing/bodyboarding, inflatables, sun lotion and missing children on the beach.

20/06/2025

☀️☀️HOT HOT HOT☀️☀️

This weekend as your probably aware is going to be HOT HOT HOT 🥵

Most of us look forward to some warm whether, it usually means fun plans and relaxing with our family and friends! 🙌🏻

But before we get too excited, let’s remember how to play safely whilst still having fun this summer😎🏊‍♀️🏊🏄‍♀️!

According to The Royal Life Saving Society UK 47% of UK accidental drownings occur between May and August. We also see a heightened risk of drowning when air temperatures are higher. Increasing accidental drownings fivefold when compared to days with average temperatures of 10°c

Over half (57%) of those who drowned were swimming, reflecting more people actively entering the water, with teenagers and young adults at great risk.

Accidents are mostly preventable with the correct knowledge and judgment, and here are some top tips for staying safe in the water during the summer:

📸- The Royal Life Saving Soiciety UK

16/06/2025

Did you know Healthier Together NENC is not just for parents?

There is a section just for PROFESSIONALS too!

Healthcare Professionals can find alsorts of useful information with an A-Z full of pathways from Acute Abdominal pain to UTI’s. All developed in collaboration with regional leads in primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare settings. They are based on consideration of regional and national guidelines including NICE, SIGN, and NHS evidence, as applicable.

Alongside pathways you can find resources from education to drugs and alcohol.

There’s even information for SCHOOLS and COMMUNITY organisations too.

https://nenc-healthiertogether.nhs.uk/nenc-professional

Improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people.