Wirral Safeguarding News

15 March 2023

Safer Sleep Week – Key message 3

15 March 2023

#safersleep week Visiting over the holidays ?  Think ! Where is your baby going to sleep?  Car seats keep babies safe while travelling, they are not a sleeping place. Young babies are at risk of breathing difficulties if upright in car seats for a long period of time. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/901091/DfE_Death_in_infancy_review.pdf www.wirralsafeguarding.co.uk/professionals/safer-sleep/

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14 March 2023

Safer Sleep Week – Key message 2

14 March 2023

#safersleep week During the cold winter months families may also be worried about keeping their baby warm enough, but it’s important that babies are a comfortable temperature-not too hot or too cold · A room temperature of 16-20 degrees C is advised What bedding does my baby need? - YouTube...

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13 March 2023

Safer Sleep Week – Key message 1

13 March 2023

 Always follow the ABC’s of safe sleep: Always sleep your baby......on their back....in a clear cot or sleep space Safer sleep for babies (text free) - YouTube #SaferSleep  #SaferSleepWeek  #SaferSleepC&M 

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13 March 2023

Safer Sleep Week 13th – 19th March 2023

13 March 2023

Safer Sleep Week is The Lullaby Trust’s national awareness campaign targeting anyone looking after a young baby. It aims to raise awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and the dangers of co-sleeping. More information and resources: https://www.wirralsafeguarding.co.uk/professionals/safer-sleep/ #SaferSleep  #SaferSleepWeek #SaferSleepC&M    

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6 March 2023

WSCP Annual Report 2022

6 March 2023

The WSCP has published its annual report for 2022. The report includes an overview of safeguarding activity including learning from reviews and audits, and contains a number of case studies which highlight effective multi-agency working to keep children safe. The report also includes the business plan for next year setting...

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