When filling in a DLA or Blue Badge form, many parents simply write “no danger awareness.” But that phrase alone doesn’t explain the real-life risk and that’s what decision-makers look for. . Here’s how to write it clearly: 1. Describe what actually happens. Don’t stop at “he has no danger awareness.” Write: “He will suddenly run into roads or approach strangers without realising it’s unsafe. He doesn’t stop even when I shout his name.” . 2. Give real examples of unsafe behaviour. Example: “She