I've just been reading another story about a 2-year-old strangled with a blind cord 
so was thinking what more can be done about this.
So - please excuse me if you already have something like this, but if so I haven't seen it (and been around a while) - I was wondering whether it would be a good idea to have a safety checklist for parents of babies/small children, that could be posted somewhere prominent on the homepage, baby/toddler pages and maybe as a sticky on relevant forum boards? And perhaps sent out in the child development or pregnancy mails as well? Or if you do have one already, perhaps make it more visible so people will see it even if not looking for it?
My thinking was that there seem to be certain sorts of accidents that happen again and again just through lack of awareness - blind cords, falling TVs, toppling furniture, ponds (especially combined with DCs who can get out of the house alone).... plus things like smoke alarms and carbon monoxide (at home, on holiday or camping) could also be included. I'm sure other posters could suggest more! A lot of people seem fixated about plug sockets, furniture corners and suchlike, but might be missing some of the more dangerous but less-discussed risks.
What do you think?