Teens and Social Media

Teens and Social Media

Teens and social media go hand in had. Teens, like many of us, are constantly connected to the internet, engaging in various online activities such as social media, gaming and messaging. While the online world offers countless opportunities for learning and connection, it also comes with potential risks. As a parent, it’s crucial to understand...

teach kids about stranger safety

Teach Kids About Stranger Safety

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...

baby-proofing basics

Baby-Proofing Basics

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...

Benefits of Video Monitoring

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...

safety tips for online dorm shopping

Safety Tips for Online Dorm Shopping

My social media feed is filling up with pictures of kids moving into fully decked-out dorm rooms. I know my friends have been shopping online and organizing for months to make sure their kids are set up for a successful first year of college. Here are some safety tips for online dorm shopping to avoid...

Smart Tips for Back-to-school Safety

Smart Tips for Back-To-School Safety

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:...

garden safely in the summer heat

Garden Safely in the Summer Heat

As the intense summer heat continues and our lawns and plants look sadder and sadder, prioritize your health when working in the yard this summer. Follow these essential guidelines to garden safely in the summer heat: Stay hydrated to help keep yourself cool. Bring a water bottle outside with you to serve as a reminder...

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Protecting Yourself when Walking at Night

With daily heat advisories any kind of outdoor exercise is discouraged and risky. But for many who rely on walks to get their cardio in each week, the hot days present a real challenge. Walking at night is one alternative but there are a number of dangers that come with that. Crime is one consideration...

A hand holding tongs is grilling meat on a BBQ.

Chillin’ and Grillin’ – Outdoor Cooking Safety

According to the National Fire Protection Association, 64% of U.S. households own some kind of outdoor grill. With the elaborate outdoor kitchen trend, outdoor cooking has gone to a whole new level. And while summer BBQs are both fun and delicious, we can’t lose sight of the dangers of grilling as well. Grilling Safety The...

hot car death

Park, Look, Lock – Avoiding Hot Car Deaths

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...

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