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    How often do I do risk assessments? I don't have a clue how often plz help x

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    Hello,

    Have general Risk assessments for regular outings eg school runs, local parks, toddler groups, childminder drop ins etc and update them if you take a different route/take on new children, use a new pushchair, and review yearly making sure it's up to date.

    Then have templates at hand to be able to risk assess one off trips eg pet shops, museums.

    Hope this helps
    Rach x

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    Hi that's really helpful how often do you do a house ra ? :-) thanks xxx

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    I review/update it every year, however I would update it if a new child started or we changed rooms around, a hazard was identified, new furniture/items were purchased for example.

    Rachel x
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