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Mum advocates for safety regulations on blind cords after toddler’s death

11 February 2026
in New Zealand
Mum advocates for safety regulations on blind cords after toddler’s death
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Tilly Cambie, a lively 3-year-old, often played on the living room couch with her sister, where they would manipulate the window blinds. Tragically, on New Year’s Day 2023, after getting a yoghurt and cat food, Tilly was found by her 5-year-old sister hanging from a blind cord. Despite immediate attention, she died later that night. This heartbreaking incident highlights the dangers of household cords for young children.

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