HOME SAFETY SECURITY – MY KID GOT SHOCKED!

My kid got shocked…don’t let it happen to yours!

Talk about home safety and security…many years ago I walked in on my toddler sticking his finger into an electrical outlet (which scared me big time).

But never mind my reaction, he got shocked from it and started screaming.

Well, as you can guess, he never tried that again.

I am very grateful that by my carelessness of not installing
outlet covers, a good scare was all he got…it could have been much worse!

So, to prevent your curious kids from having that same potentially dangerous experience, install plastic protectors (made for that purpose) into all your unused electrical outlets.

Home safety security should be important to everyone, whether you live in your own home or an apartment.  Knowing your home is protected gives peace of mind…one less thing for you to worry about.

To protect your family and home there are choices.  One way to go is an expensive alarm system, but know there are measures you can take that will make your home safer that won’t cost you a small fortune.  For example, organize a neighborhood watch.

Also, if someone in your family is almost always at home, you could be at less of a risk than for example, another person who lives alone and is often away on business.  Motion detector lights would be a help here to discourage intruders.

• A wise thing to write down is an accident prevention and a fire safety plan.  These preventive measures can rule out a lot of heartache, expense, loss and stress.
• Another home safety security measure to take for your little ones is to
  install safety locks or latches on doors, cabinets and screens
• Don’t forget safety gates to prevent them from tumbling down flights of stairs.
• Install smoke alarms and a carbon monoxide detector.
• Also, install window stops and window guards.
• Place fireplace bumper pads around the hearth to avoid sharp corners
• Place all emergency numbers by every phone. Include the
  Poison Control Center’s number: 1-800-222-1222.
  
• Learn first aid and CPR.
• Avoid using alcohol based germicides.  Firemen can point out those areas in your home sprayed with it.  It burns much faster and more thoroughly than those areas where it’s not been used.

In addition, potential dangers from toxic household cleaners to the whole family are: carpet cleaners, chlorine bleach, degreasers, drain cleaners, glass cleaners, mold and mildew removers, oven cleaners, scouring cleansers, toilet bowl cleaners, and tub and tile cleaners.

They range with harmful effects from causing cancer to causing harsh injuries to eyes, skin, mouth, stomach, liver, respiratory system and more.

Consider removing these types of products from your home and go green!

You will provide additional home safety security and as a result have greater peace of mind.

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There are many areas of our well being that can be made better by  just making a small change here and there.  I decided to reach out to people interested in improving their family’s general health by offering some simple, helpful tips and  intend to cover a wide variety of areas in children’s health.

I hope you find the tips useful and as a result, help improve the health of your family and our planet.  Being involved in the health and wellness field over the past 28 years, I work to make a positive impact on the lives of my clients and their families in the area of wellness.  It is my goal to help make a difference for anyone who desires improved health.

Sincerely,

Sarah

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877-280-4188

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