Did You Know?
Staying informed about the latest technological advancements is not only essential for driving progress and fostering innovation, but it's also crucial for ensuring the safety of our children. Staying up-to-date with the latest developments, we better understand the potential risks and take proactive measures to protect our kids.
Water Safety
Drowning is a serious issue, especially for children aged 1-4. Shockingly, it can happen in as little as 30 seconds, and 70% of accidents occur during non-swimming times. Even more concerning is that in 88% of cases, at least one adult is present. To prevent drowning accidents this summer, follow these five tips from the National Drowning Prevention Alliance: barriers and alarms, supervision, water competency, life jackets, and emergency preparation.
Fentanyl
Fentanyl can take on many forms and look like candy. Most street drugs are laced with Fentanyl. Know the difference between real and fake medications.
Ways to avoid Vaping
Here are some tips to help you avoid vaping: set family health goals each week, take a walk around the neighborhood, try a new vegetable each week at dinner, do one-minute yoga stretches, and avoid places that allow vaping or smoking. Keep up the good work!
Internet safety
Summer is here and kids are spending more time online to beat the heat. However, it's important to ensure their safety while they browse the internet. The Federal Trade Commission has shared some valuable tips to keep your children safe online this summer. From cyberbullying to safe texting, make sure your kids are aware of the do's and don'ts of online activity.
Free Lockboxes
Keep your prescription medications safe and secure with our free lockboxes. Simply request one today and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your medications are protected. Your privacy and safety are our top priority.
Prevent Alcohol Misuse
It's important set a positive example and avoid social hosting. Educate yourself on the risks of underage drinking and be involved in your children's lives. Give them the support and room to grow they need. Follow these and more tips supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to help prevent underage drinking.