Super Safety Mum

12/03/2026

Something exciting is coming 👀✨

We’ve been working behind the scenes to create a better and smoother website experience just for you. From improved navigation to fresh new features, this update will make it easier for you to find what you need and connect with what we offer.

And trust us, you’re going to love it. 💻

Stay tuned for the official launch. We can’t wait to show you.

10/03/2026

The transformation of our new website is happening over the next 4 days.
To ensure we don't miss you, please reach out via email. supersafetymum@gmail.com

10/03/2026

Water safety is about guidance, not restriction 💛

It is helping children explore, play, and learn while we stay alert and prepared.

Children see fun, curiosity, and adventure. We see the risks and quietly create safety around them.

By staying aware and ready, we give them the freedom to grow with confidence.

08/03/2026

Babies explore with their mouths and can crawl or climb before understanding danger. They cannot recognise warning labels.

Common risks include tablets dropped on the floor, open handbags, and cleaning sprays left out during use.

👀 Keep medicines and chemicals well out of reach and supervise closely at all times.

06/03/2026

⚠️ WHY THIS MATTERS (AUSTRALIA)

Each year, over 30,000 calls to the Poisons Information Centre involve children under 5. Around 70% of these accidental poisonings happen at home.

Everyday medications, including common pain relief, are the most frequent cause. Most incidents happen when medicine is left within reach, products are being used at the time, or children copy adult behaviour.

Small moments of distraction can lead to big consequences. Stay vigilant, store products safely, and keep curious little hands out of harm’s way.

04/03/2026

Water safety is not about taking away independence. It is about giving children the skills to explore the world safely while we stay prepared behind the scenes.

Children see fun. They see curiosity. They see adventure.

As adults, we hold the bigger picture. We supervise closely. We reduce risks. We stay ready. And in doing so, we create space for confidence to grow.

Safe children are not restricted children. They are supported, guided, and protected while they learn.

02/03/2026

Children gain independence and peers start influencing risk-taking. Swimming ability varies widely at this age.

Rivers, lakes, surf, and jumping into unknown water are higher-risk areas.

✅ Set clear rules, stay aware, and encourage safe exploration.

28/02/2026

💦 Water Safety for Kids 💦

Even a few seconds of distraction can be dangerous. Here’s how to keep your little ones safe:

👀 Watch, don’t multitask
🚪 Keep pool gates closed
🏊‍♂️ Teach swimming skills & currents awareness
🛟 Flotation devices are not enough
💛 Learn CPR and act early if something feels off

Because keeping them safe is the best way to enjoy summer!

26/02/2026

Water is part of Australian life 🌊

Pools. Beaches. Rivers. Dams. Baths. Even dog bowls.

Water is woven into everyday moments for our children.

The challenge is simple.

Children are naturally curious. Water looks exciting and inviting, not risky.

When we understand how children think, move, and develop, we begin to see how quickly situations can change. That awareness helps us stay one step ahead.

Supervision is not about fear. It is about understanding childhood and creating safe spaces for exploration.

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

Toddlers can drown in just a few centimetres of water. Phones and distractions increase risk.

👉 Empty the bath immediately after use and never leave children unattended.

24/02/2026

When something goes wrong, it helps to know what to do and to feel calm doing it.
💛 Super Safety Mum is coming to Canberra on March 20.
Practical skills for parents and carers, taught in a supportive, no-pressure space.

📍 Venue to be announced
🕙 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
🎟️ Link in bio