The recent, devastating wildfires in the Texas panhandle remind us to stay prepared for safety emergencies. Facing a wildfire in your area can be a daunting experience, especially when children are involved. However, with the right preparation and approach, you can ensure the safety of your family. Here are some tips on how to handle...
There have already been 12 Amber Alerts in Texas this year, and we haven’t even made it through February. This statistic is definitely unnerving and a reminder to teach kids about stranger safety. In the majority of cases, the child is found unharmed, though possibly traumatized. Rapid communication during these emergencies is of utmost importance....
It’s important to teach kids about stranger safety. In the past this may have been called “stranger danger,” however using this terminology implies all strangers are dangerous, and anyone they know is not dangerous. Perhaps the topic should be called “personal safety.” Kids need to know what to do in tricky situations whether the adult...
Welcoming a new addition to the family is an exciting and joyous occasion, but it also comes with the responsibility of ensuring a safe environment for your baby. Here are some baby-proofing basics to help you create a secure haven for your little one to explore and grow. Start Early and Assess Each Room: Baby-proofing...
You may think that having a comprehensive intrusion and fire alarm system is enough to protect your property. But have you considered the benefits of video monitoring? This involves adding a few video cameras to your system and having a professional monitoring company watch the footage in real-time. This third party is alerted to events...
It may be hard to believe that summer is winding down and kids are already returning to school this week. After a few months off, now is a great time to remind your children about smart tips for back-to-school safety. We all want healthy and happy kids as the new year kicks off! Transportation Safety:...
According to the US Department of Transportation, over 940 children have died of heatstroke over the last 25 years after being trapped in a hot car. More than half of these hot car deaths were because the caregiver accidentally left the child in the car. As a result, there have been education campaigns and even...
Kids of all ages enjoy the change of pace that comes with summer camp. Whether it is day camp or sleepaway camp, there are fun options for everyone. Parents need to feel confident when sending their children off to camp for the day or for the month! All camps should have a summer camp safety...
School is out. That means kids running around the neighborhood and biking to friends’ houses. Some neighborhoods have an environment where parents feel safe allowing children as young as 8-10 some freedom. But how much summer freedom is truly safe for kids of all ages? The Good Ole Days Gen X parents fondly remember the...
National Window Safety Week is coming up the first week of April. The National Safety Council (NSC) designates this as a time to build awareness about the safety issues with windows. Making Windows Safe for Kids Windows are mostly a hazard for young children that don’t understand the risk of falling out of one. More...
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