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    I bought this book from Ikea on Saturday, it's really good.

    It's a big book and each page has a room or garden and the flaps lifts on certain things in the room to tell you what the danger is and what you must or mustn't do.

    http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/30157301
    Cherry x

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    I have this too

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    Will look out for it next time I go, thanks
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    Thanks for that will look out for it

    Angel xx

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    I have this one too. Mrs O loved it on my recent inspection. She thought it was a really good way of introducing safety issues to under fives.


 

 

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