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Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (x3 pieces)—includes a red plastic safety cover, white insertion tool, and yellow Think Safe! sticker—help prevent finger-trap and choke hazards at home.
Guide with safety tips: use warning stickers, spot choke hazards, measure gaps for finger-trap risks, and promote safe thinking. Features Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (3 pcs), ages 0–36 months, product images, standard icons, and Think Safe logo.
A young child is crying with hands on their face. Text above reads: Under-5s are particularly at risk of injuries like finger-trap accidents or choke hazards in the home. The Fred logo is in the bottom corner.
A woman uses a white safety tool to check a cabinet for finger-traps and choke hazards. Text overlay reads: Think safe – use our safety tools to identify finger traps and choke hazards. Fred logo is in the bottom right corner.
A person holds a red choke tester, a key safety tool, with a green toy block inside. Text reads: Use the choke tester from three months, the stage at which your child will start being able to grasp anything within reach.
A person uses a finger probe, an essential safety tool, to check a cabinet's safety lock for finger-trap risks. Text suggests using this from six months old to spot hazards at home. The Fred brand logo appears in the corner.
An oven with a yellow Think Safe warning sticker on the door. Text above reads: Help friends, babysitters & other children to think safe about finger-traps and other risks using safety tools like warning stickers. Fred logo is in the bottom right corner.
A woman holds an orange pill bottle and a child-resistant cap, highlighting safety tools. Text over the image reads: “Use this pack to help teach an older child what is and isn’t safe for younger siblings: help them help you!”.
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Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (x3 pieces)—includes a red plastic safety cover, white insertion tool, and yellow Think Safe! sticker—help prevent finger-trap and choke hazards at home.
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Guide with safety tips: use warning stickers, spot choke hazards, measure gaps for finger-trap risks, and promote safe thinking. Features Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (3 pcs), ages 0–36 months, product images, standard icons, and Think Safe logo.
A young child is crying with hands on their face. Text above reads: Under-5s are particularly at risk of injuries like finger-trap accidents or choke hazards in the home. The Fred logo is in the bottom corner.
A woman uses a white safety tool to check a cabinet for finger-traps and choke hazards. Text overlay reads: Think safe – use our safety tools to identify finger traps and choke hazards. Fred logo is in the bottom right corner.
A person holds a red choke tester, a key safety tool, with a green toy block inside. Text reads: Use the choke tester from three months, the stage at which your child will start being able to grasp anything within reach.
A person uses a finger probe, an essential safety tool, to check a cabinet's safety lock for finger-trap risks. Text suggests using this from six months old to spot hazards at home. The Fred brand logo appears in the corner.
An oven with a yellow Think Safe warning sticker on the door. Text above reads: Help friends, babysitters & other children to think safe about finger-traps and other risks using safety tools like warning stickers. Fred logo is in the bottom right corner.
A woman holds an orange pill bottle and a child-resistant cap, highlighting safety tools. Text over the image reads: “Use this pack to help teach an older child what is and isn’t safe for younger siblings: help them help you!”.
A pack containing safety tools—an instruction sheet, a white circular tool with handle, a red transparent cup, and eight yellow triangle Think Safe! warning stickers to help prevent finger-trap or choke hazard risks—is displayed under What’s in the pack?.

Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (x3 pieces)

£5.99
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Understanding what hazards are is a great way of preventing accidents in the home.
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  • ACCIDENT-FREE
  • FINGER TRAPS
  • CHOKE TEST
  • WARNING AIDS

Thinking safe is an important part of parenting, yet do you know exactly what a finger-trap is? And what constitutes a choke hazard? These tools are designed to help parents understand safety risks in their home and teach older siblings and babysitters what to look out for. These are not toys, but made from bite proof, food-grade materials for extra safety. We have used the specifications for choke hazards and finger entrapments defined very carefully in European safety toy standard EN71Series. The simple instructions to help you use the tools effectively are inside every pack.

Thinking safe is an important part of parenting, yet do you know exactly what a finger-trap is? And what constitutes a choke hazard? These tools are designed to help parents understand safety risks in their home and teach older siblings and babysitters what to look out for. These are not toys, but made from bite proof, food-grade materials for extra safety. 

We have used the specifications for choke hazards and finger entrapments defined very carefully in European safety toy standard EN71Series. The simple instructions to help you use the tools effectively are inside every pack.

Use the finger-probe from around 6 months to 24 months of age, when your child starts moving around as they are the ages most at risk from this type of accident. If the small end goes in further than the marked line and the large end won’t fit in the gap, it’s a finger trap. 

Use the choke tester from about 3 months, the stage at which your child will start being able to grasp anything within reach. If something small can be fitted or squashed into the tester, it’s a choke hazard for under twos and needs to be kept out of reach.

Use the stickers from around 6 months when your child starts to move about your home. These warning stickers will help friends, babysitters, and other children ‘think safe’ by placing our stickers as reminders around your home. 

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Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (x3 pieces)

£5.99
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Designed to complement your home’s style

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Easy Fitting

Quick, easy, frustration-free fitting

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Trusted by Parents

Fully compliant with EU safety standards

FAQs about Fred Safety Home Safety Check Tools (x3 pieces)

What material is it made from?

The Choke Tester is engineered from top quality PS and the Finger Probe from ABS. 

At what age can I start to use the Home Safety Check Tools?

The Choke Tester can be used for children 3 and under. The Finger Probe identifies finger-traps for children 6-36 months.  

The Warning Stickers have no specified age range. 
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