Preventing Childhood Poisoning

Join Kidsafe WA and the WA Poisons Information Centre as they discuss common childhood poisonings, steps to take if your child does ingest a poison and ways to prevent and reduce risk of child injury.

Time: 10am-11am AWST
Date: 29/11/2023

Suitable for expectant parents, parents, guardians, carers and professionals. 

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Preventing Childhood Poisonings

Kidsafe WA and the WA Poisons Information Centre discuss common childhood poisonings, steps to take if your child does ingest a poison and ways to prevent and reduce the risk of child injury.

Suitable for expectant parents, parents, guardians, carers and professionals. 

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For more information or to request access to older webinars, contact olivia@kidsafewa.com.au.

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