What does CAPT stand for?

Child Accident Prevention Trust (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

asp The Child Accident Prevention Trust has comprehensive information on keeping your children safe: the site is www.

Have a safe one

In addition, Totseat carries the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) logo.

FOR BABIES WHO LUNCH!

The number of accidents involving under-fives is down, but in the past ten years the number getting burned has risen by 50 per cent, the Child Accident Prevention Trust said.

Burning warning

The Child Accident Prevention Trust said a further 2000 were rushed to hospital every week.

SAFETY PLEA TO PARENTS

Information on child-seat safety can be obtained from the Child Accident Prevention Trust, http://www.

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Coun Jim Wright, children's services spokesman at Northumberland County Council, said: "We will be joining forces with the child accident prevention trust and the emergency services to spread the message that it's all too easy to overlook child safety until the worst happens.

Saving young from harm

A report from the Child Accident Prevention Trust said parents and children wanted more exciting playgrounds rather than safe ones which were boring.

Safe playgrounds are too boring

Accidental injury, whatever the circumstance, is a leading cause of death among children and young people in the UK and puts more children in hospital than anything else ( last year almost 300 children and young people died as a result of accidents and 120,000 were admitted to hospital, according to the Child Accident Prevention Trust.

Parents, let's play safe