Mumsnet users share how good at spotting kitchen hazards they are with Fairy Non Bio

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It’s no secret that kitchens house potentially dangerous items that are intriguing to a toddler set on exploring. With this in mind, Fairy Non Bio would like to find out how you fare at spotting hazards in the kitchen. Take this quiz to find out and share how you get on below.

Here’s what Fairy Non Bio has to say: “There is nothing more special than watching your little one take their first steps or hearing them say their first words. These incredible moments will stay with us as parents forever but with them come new things to watch out for. As little explorers grow and begin discovering the world, the risks around them change, too. For Fairy Non Bio, we want to spread the word to keep your laundry detergents safely away from little hands. Click close lids, store products up high and be aware of where your child is when you are doing the washing.”

Whether you can spot hazards without thinking or need to brush up on your safety skills, share your score below to be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £300 voucher for the store of their choice (from a list).

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ

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I got 7. Yay me.

But Fairy/P&G, rather than tell us to close the lid on the capsules, you could just stop making (laundry) products that look edible to children?

7/7. Fairly common sense. I'd hope if you couldn't get those you shouldn't be minding a child especially in a danger filled kitchen! I can't take my eyes off my 1 year old for a second these days.

7/7 common sense when looking at a small picture but easy to put the wine glass on the counter and turn away for a second, or be in the middle of your laundry (hence the open detergent) when one of your child screams for help and you quickly rush away.

Five - bad momma!

Six for me - but I in the last photo, there were two potential hazards, the pan and the wine glass. I thought a pan over the edge of the counter was more dangerous than a wine glass that was properly on the counter - so I contest my score!

I got 7, all things I already think about

6 out of 7 though I was stabbing at my phone a bit to click properly!

7/7. Kids here are all grown up but I still use the back burner etc. Old but sensible habits.

6 out of 7. Thought the pan on the edge of the counter would be more of as hazard than a glass of wine (which would never be that full in my kitchen!)

I only got 6 because I’m too slow!

Would suggest some of the photos had multiple hazards, but a reminder never hurts, and whilst I no longer have toddlers around I do have a pair of curious mutts.

5 because of fat fingers on my phone!

100% preens

I also got 7/7 - might have been more interesting to do less known hazards, but hey, not my quiz.

7 out of 7

7/7 Go me
nothing like a totally helicopter approach to parenting

7/7 nailed it! But they’re fairly obvious hazards, it’s the ones you’re not expecting that result in a&e trips!

7/7, but they were quite obvious!

Got 5 but I maintain that there were more than one hazard in some of the photos! I clicked on the pan handle for the first one rather than the pan itself as it was sticking over the edge rather than to the side - I've always thought that was a big no-no.

Six out of seven. However all of them are easily recognisable.

6/7, there were definitely more than one hazard in some of those photos!

7/7 common sense to be honest.

7/7. It wasn't the University Challenge picture round.

7/7 would have been better to have a big photo of a kitchen and have all the hazards in one picture. When you resent a close up photo of a hazard it’s pretty obvious what to click on!

7/7. And I'm not a mummy.

4/7 - I spotted the hazards but was too slow at finding them. I've never had to child-proof a kitchen so I don't have a very finely-tuned hazard-radar.