Change the use of ceramic crockery in nurseries to melamine or similar
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Lynsey Coull
8 years ago
I completely agree with this, my children use plastic sets in the house at 4 and 7 years old. I was surprised to see my son using a glass the other day at the water machine when it was previously plastic cups in the 3 to 5 room.
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Gayle irwin
8 years ago
So sorry, hope your wee one is ok. Big hugs from one mama to another
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Pauline guthrie
8 years ago
If helping kids it should be available
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Leanne mckenzie
8 years ago
My wee boy is 3 at nursery and i onestly thought they used plastic plates no child should go to nursery and be injured
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Jacqui Leigh
8 years ago
Go back to using plastic plates etc to prevent these unnecessary accidents.
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Caryn Hughes
8 years ago
I’m sure they won’t allow glassware due to safety reasons, there is no difference.
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Caryn Hughes
8 years ago
They wouldn’t allow glassware for safety reasons, there is no difference.
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Rhona Laing
8 years ago
It’s a safety hazard
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Helen Mowbray
8 years ago
We need to remove all dangers to our kids
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Helen McAlpine
8 years ago
I recognise that children need to be exposed to an element of risk in order for them to grow and develop. I also recognise that the level of risk deemed suitable for this age group will vary from one person to another. With this in mind, and given the injury that has been sustained, It seems reasonable to suggest that ceramic plates are given the same risk assessment as a sharp knife within the nursery setting. Breakage is likely to be high due to the age of the person using them. They are still developing their motor skills and I am not satisfied that the staff ratio is small enough to ensure that every child is receiving the level of support needed in order to carry their plates safely. It would seem a sensible step to remove the use of ceramic plates until a proper risk assessment can be carried out and mitigations are properly in place.
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Patricia smith
8 years ago
Terrible
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Ronnie Forbes
8 years ago
Plastic plates should always be used for kids
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Sara Gray
8 years ago
As much as I believe accidents happen, this clearly could have been avoided by the nursery still using plastic plates etc. T
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Ann aitken
8 years ago
change
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Claire Linton
8 years ago
A little bit of common sense needing applied here!
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Victoria Littlejohn
8 years ago
Lisa, I hope he makes a full recovery.
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Anne hewlett
8 years ago
Awful have a granddaughter at nursery very upsetting n worrying
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Nicola philp
8 years ago
Stop using ceramic plates in nursery
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Carolyne Walker
8 years ago
I totally agree. Should never have happened.
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Hazel Hamilton
8 years ago
Surely this is an easy and fairly cheap fix . No child should suffer this kind of injury . Totally preventable !
I completely agree with this, my children use plastic sets in the house at 4 and 7 years old. I was surprised to see my son using a glass the other day at the water machine when it was previously plastic cups in the 3 to 5 room.
So sorry, hope your wee one is ok. Big hugs from one mama to another
If helping kids it should be available
My wee boy is 3 at nursery and i onestly thought they used plastic plates no child should go to nursery and be injured
Go back to using plastic plates etc to prevent these unnecessary accidents.
I’m sure they won’t allow glassware due to safety reasons, there is no difference.
They wouldn’t allow glassware for safety reasons, there is no difference.
It’s a safety hazard
We need to remove all dangers to our kids
I recognise that children need to be exposed to an element of risk in order for them to grow and develop. I also recognise that the level of risk deemed suitable for this age group will vary from one person to another. With this in mind, and given the injury that has been sustained, It seems reasonable to suggest that ceramic plates are given the same risk assessment as a sharp knife within the nursery setting. Breakage is likely to be high due to the age of the person using them. They are still developing their motor skills and I am not satisfied that the staff ratio is small enough to ensure that every child is receiving the level of support needed in order to carry their plates safely. It would seem a sensible step to remove the use of ceramic plates until a proper risk assessment can be carried out and mitigations are properly in place.
Terrible
Plastic plates should always be used for kids
As much as I believe accidents happen, this clearly could have been avoided by the nursery still using plastic plates etc. T
change
A little bit of common sense needing applied here!
Lisa, I hope he makes a full recovery.
Awful have a granddaughter at nursery very upsetting n worrying
Stop using ceramic plates in nursery
I totally agree. Should never have happened.
Surely this is an easy and fairly cheap fix . No child should suffer this kind of injury . Totally preventable !