Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Avoid injury to children from furniture tip overs.
To learn more about preventing furniture tip-overs, please watch the latest video from Safe Kids USA.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Lots of Variety!
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Wipe Out Child Drownings!
Take the Memorial Day pledge at Safe Kids USA and help save children from drowning! What could POSSIBLY be more important! Click here for more information
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Safe Kids Worldwide Helps You Get a Safe Bike Helmet For Your Kids
To watch a short video to help you make sure your kid's helmet really fits them properly, click here.
Newest Additions!
Thursday, May 7, 2009
"Super Mom" Pop Up Card
For this pop up card, you will need cardstock of any color, scissors, markers or crayons, tape or glue.
First, cut a 6 by 12 inch of cardstock and fold in half for the card.
Next, cut a "support" piece of cardstock that is 1 1/2 by 3 inches. Fold in half and then fold a small tab at the top and bottom.
Next, let them draw a picture of the person to whom they will give the card. Have them draw a cape extending from both sides of their figure. Draw a big medal on the front with an "S" on it for "Super Mom" (Grandma, or Godmother). Color it in with markers or crayons and cut it out. (I added wiggle eyes to mine since I had them on hand.)
Let the kids decorate the front with any picture that want to draw, or use punches if you have them. They can also write the person's name on the front.
From the side, the support will look like a little "chair" with the top and bottom tabs attached to the top and bottom of the card. Tape or glue the figure's feet(only) to the bottom part of the support. When the card is closed, the figure is lying flat inside the card. When the card is opened, the tab with have the figure pop up and stand upright.
Finish by writing "Super Mom" on the top portion of the card and a sentiment at the bottom. Let your child give this to Grandma, Godmother, or any other special lady in their lives for Mother's Day.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Safe Kids Worldwide issues it's list of April recalls
To view a comprehensive list of all the safety recalls for infants and children for the month of April, click here. It's worth a minute of your time!
Friday, May 1, 2009
Another Crib Recall
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued another crib recall.
For more information about this important recall, please click here.
For more information about this important recall, please click here.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Cinco De Mayo Art Project
You can make this decorative pinwheel very easily. You will need a 7 inch by 7 inch piece of construction paper or card stock, any color; craft paint in squeeze bottles or markers; crepe paper streamers; scissors; pencil or straw; push pin; and possibly small amount of clay.
Decorate you 7 by 7 inch square any way you want. Use bright colors. If using paint, make sure it has dried completely before continuing on.

Carefully cut from each corner toward the middle about three quarters of the way...make sure not to go too far. Fold in each point to the middle and secure with the push pin. Press the pin into a pencil eraser or through the straw. If using the straw you have to add a little clay to the back to keep the pin from falling out. Don't make it too tight. Make sure the pin wheel is loose enough to turn freely. I taped crepe paper streamers to the points. I cut mine streamers in half lengthwise so they weren't too wide. Again, use bright colors

Go outside and run! Let the wind twirl your pin wheel. Have fun for Cinco de Mayo
Decorate you 7 by 7 inch square any way you want. Use bright colors. If using paint, make sure it has dried completely before continuing on.
Carefully cut from each corner toward the middle about three quarters of the way...make sure not to go too far. Fold in each point to the middle and secure with the push pin. Press the pin into a pencil eraser or through the straw. If using the straw you have to add a little clay to the back to keep the pin from falling out. Don't make it too tight. Make sure the pin wheel is loose enough to turn freely. I taped crepe paper streamers to the points. I cut mine streamers in half lengthwise so they weren't too wide. Again, use bright colors
Go outside and run! Let the wind twirl your pin wheel. Have fun for Cinco de Mayo
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Vaccination Questions Answered
The American Academy of Pediatrics has posted a new resource, answering many questions parents and caregivers have about vaccinations for children. To see this page, please click here.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Keeping Busy
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