I fear lice, in fact I’m itching my head already already just writing this post. A friend at work mentioned she just went through a few rounds of lice at her house and that I should write a post about lice. Her biggest insight was
We continue the series of how to prepare for an emergency by adding some valuable information on how to include pets in the family emergency kit. Over 60 percent of families like ours have animals who they consider members of the family so what is
Welcome to part two of the preparing for a natural disaster series: the Family Emergency Plan. Making sure everyone in the family knows what to do when the unexpected happens is important and keeps key information in one easily accessible document. Since emergencies are unplanned
I’ve been diligent over the years teaching my kids about how to deal with emergencies when it comes to dialing 911 and also home fires but this past year revealed my lack in preparing them for a natural disaster. Like many parents who watched the
The past few months have been grim reminders that we are all one natural catastrophe away from the safety and comfort of our homes. Hurricane Sandy which hit the east coast of the US in November left millions of people without power, some for weeks, with 100
I have a simple idea that could increase pedestrian safety by reducing accidents in crosswalks. The idea helps drivers better communicate to pedestrians, as well as other drivers, by giving a visual clue that something is happening ahead. Every year thousands of pedestrians in crosswalks