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17Jul 2019 by Monica Salas

Summer Safe Kids

Kids have a great time during the summer. The favorable weather allows them to spend more time outside. However, outdoor activities can expose them to risks. They may also sustain injuries while enjoying indoor activities. Parents need to be extra careful during this season to avoid accidents. Since your children are on vacation during this much loved season, they will have time for fun. You have to keep your kids safe, while they enjoy themselves during the summer. The following summer safety tips will help you to protect your kids and allow them to enjoy the nice weather. Prevent falls Statistics show that the emergency units in health facilities treat more kids for injuries resulting from falls during summer. Falls can lead to concussion, a traumatic brain injury that disrupts…

06Nov 2018 by Monica Salas

Teaching Your Child About Body Safety

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Teaching your child about body safety can be a difficult conversation to have with them. We’ve put together a guideline and helpful tips for when you decide it is time to teach your child about body safety. Photo by Charlein Gracia on Unsplash Why should I teach my children body safety? Body safety is one of the most important learnings for your child. As a parent, we teach them about other safety topics such as swimming pool and water safety, if they get lost in a store, not to touch hot surfaces, etc. So, why not teach them about their body and how to keep it safe? Today, we are seeing more women and men speak up that they were victims of sexual abuse or assault. Teaching children how to protect themselves and…

30Oct 2018 by Monica Salas

Tips and Tricks (or-Treats) for This Halloween Season

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Halloween is almost here and that means two things: your kids will want all the candy in the world, and they will want to get all this candy while dressed up as their favorite character. While Halloween is an enjoyable holiday for people of all ages, it can also be a scary one if proper precautions aren’t taken. Here are some things to keep in mind during this spooky season. 1. Make sure costumes are safe. Since it will be dark outside, costumes should be bright and reflective. They should also be short enough, so your child won’t trip or get their costume caught in any hazards like debris, jack-o-lantern flames, etc. Any body paint should be tested on a small section of skin before the big day so allergic…

18Oct 2018 by Monica Salas

5 Ways to Let Your Little One Help Decorate This Halloween

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Pumpkins are a must-have decoration during the fall, but unless your child is patient enough to watch you carve the pumpkin, it can be hard to include the little ones in the fun. Your child can express their creativity by decorating the outside of a pumpkin. Here are five ideas for pumpkin decorating with young children: 1. Use Paint Toddlers love finger painting (and making a mess), but this way, they can paint as many layers with as many colors as they want. Make sure to use washable paint so the mess is easier to clean! If using tempera paint, mix it equal parts with washable glue to prevent flaking after the paint dries. Photo by Bernard Hermant on Unsplash 2. Use Stencils Whether it’s a shape or an animal stencil, you can…

12Sep 2018 by Monica Salas

Preparing for Flu Season – Useful Information You Need to Know

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Flu season is fast approaching. Take preventative measures and know what to do before you or your child falls ill. How do I prevent the flu? 1. Get a flu shot 2. Eat healthy, exercise, and maintain healthy practices 3. Boost your immune system Getting the flu shot is not a guarantee that you will not catch the flu but getting the vaccine could help lessen the symptoms of the flu. Flu shots take about two weeks to become effective, so a good time to get the flu shot is by the end of October. Healthy children 6 months or older can get the flu shot. Taking care of your body and overall health should be a priority regardless of if it is flu season or not. Proper nutrition, drinking…