Tag: Safety

5 Emergency Phone Numbers Every Parent Should Have Saved on Their Phone

Posted on by Kara Masterson

Being a parent can sometimes be scary. You are responsible for that child’s life. There is a lot that can go wrong, and you may sometimes spend time worrying about those possibilities. However, there are ways to gain back your peace of mind. If you know what to do in an emergency, you can rest assured that you can take action to save your child. One way you can do that is by knowing which emergency phone numbers to call. Below are five you should have saved on your phone.

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Home Preparedness: 5 Services Every New Homeowner Should Have Access To

Posted on by Emma

As a homeowner, the safety, security, payment of bills, cleanliness, and maintenance of your entirely new home depends on you. Once you take the responsibilities of running that house seriously, the chances of prolonging the lifespan of the house increases. So, what services should you have access to while moving to a new home? Let us find out.

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Staying Safe: 4 Ways to Add Extra Security to Your Home Exterior

Posted on by Emma

Everyone wants to feel safer. When you go home, you should not only feel safe, but you should also actually be safe. However, it may not be entirely clear on the best methods that you can utilize that can add actual safety to your home. These four methods will improve the safety of your home just by being placed on the exterior.

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Be Prepared with SJ Works Bicycle First Aid Kits

Posted on by Missy

Bike riding is a great sport, from the fresh air, the exercise and the beautiful views there are not a lot more ways better to get out of the house. But when there’s an accident while riding, what do you do? SJ Works have designed a line of bicycle first aid kits that are just what you need to complete your bicycle.

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Construction Around Your Neighborhood? What to Tell Your Children About Safety

Posted on by Kara Masterson

When you live in a neighborhood with other families, there is bound to be activity taking place at all times. In some situations, this can include a heavy construction project. While most people will try to limit their construction activity space to what is on their lot, it can end up spilling off the lot a bit. If there is construction going on in your neighborhood, it is important to educate your kids about safety. There are things that you should tell your kids in particular about safety in the area. 

Stay Away

The most important thing that you need to tell your kids about construction zone safety is to stay away from it. Many kids will end up being intrigued by all of the activity and will want to go and watch the work or see the tools. However, you need to advise them that they need to stay away from the construction zone when they are not with an adult. 

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Dangerous Driving Behaviors You Need to Quit ASAP

Posted on by Kara Masterson

Driving is a wonderful way for people to experience untold freedoms, explore new places, and build a sense of independence. Unfortunately, there are habits that a lot of drivers develop that are dangerous. You will find three such driving behaviors listed below, along with reasons that you should quit them immediately.

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3 Things to Teach Your Kids about Fighting at School

Posted on by Kara Masterson

Children fight. That’s the harsh reality of parenthood. While children fighting at home is expected and can be managed, children fighting at school brings a lot of other consequences and undesired attention. It’s important to talk to your children about the consequences of fighting before it becomes an issue in school. Here are some talking points you can work into the conversation.

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Garage Door Safety Guidelines: What You Need to Know

Posted on by April Stephens

It is quite odd, but a lot of people tend to overlook garage doors when they think of household hazards. Garage doors, especially the older models, can be dangerous. Every year, thousands of people get injured by faulty or damaged garage doors. So, it is essential to keep and follow some safety guidelines when using your garage doors. The following tips, along with regular maintenance, should keep you safe.
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What Every Car Owner Should Know About Safety Recalls

Posted on by April Stephens

As a consumer, it’s reasonable to expect that anything you purchase meets the explicit and implicit promises made of it by the manufacturer and retailer. This becomes doubly true when dealing with expensive items like vehicles. After all, a simple defect on a car or truck can lead to accidents or injury. Whatever the make or model of car you own, here are a few things you should know about how safety recalls work.
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