My Free Product Samples just posted a link where you can go and get up to 3 free child safe kits.

The kit is a centrally located packet of all the necessary information you would need, should your child go missing.  That being, detailed physical description, recent photo, finger prints, and any other important information, such as medical history, allergies, etc. that you would need.  For more information preview the kit here.

It is extremely easy to get the kit, just fill out this form and you’re done!

Every day in North America about 2,000 kids go missing, so I’ll leave you with this list of child safety tips from ChildSafeKit.com, which you may want to go over with your child.

Child Safety Tips & Strategies

While our kids and grandkids are learning to read and write, it’s just as important to teach them how to be safe. Start with these simple tips to begin building the foundation of safety awareness with your child or grandchild.

1. Approach the subject of safety in a non-threatening way, so that your child is not fearful of dangerous people or situations, but cautious and aware.
2. Open communication is the key. Encourage your child to trust their intuition and to be able to tell you when something is wrong.
3. Make sure your child knows his or her full name, address and phone number, where you work and how you can be contacted. Teach them how to dial 911 and use a cell phone in an emergency situation.
4. Inform your child of the rules pertaining to strangers. Let your child know that adults should not ask children for help nor can they threaten them. They should never approach an unknown car or go anywhere with an adult they do not know.
5. Never label clothing, backpacks or personal items with your child’s name. A stranger can use this information.
6. Put a system in place on what to do if you and your child are separated in a public place.
7. Know where your child is at all times and remember to update your child’s records every 6-12 months.
   
   
   
   ~ChildSafeKit.com
   
   

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Mom- The giver of life; the protector of life; the nurturer of life.

That’s just my own personal definition of MOM, but I think I put it pretty much perfectly.  I feel that when you become a mom you suddenly have this innate compulsion to protect your children.  And lucky us, the U.S. Fire Administration has put together some Sesame Street CDs of stories and songs we can listen to with our children to help teach them about fire safety.  They also have a list of winter and holiday tips for all the good little mommies to follow so we don’t burn down the house this winter! All of which are free to download or order from their site!

If your family is interested in saving the environment, you might be interested in the Planet Protectors program offered by the EPA. You can order up to 30 (if you lead a group) of the activity books, badges, certificates, etc. all of which are completely free (make sure to take notice of the age range they recommend).

The EPA also offers a Dr. Seuss inspired book about Global Warming called the Lorax Activity Book, which is free to either download or order.  This book is recommended for grades K-2nd.

If  your child is more interested in how to become a dentist or doctor, then they may enjoy Lysol’s FREE Healthy Habits Online Activity Booklet.  Which is another free and fun way to teach our kids.

These programs also give us easy ways to reward our kids and give them positive attention! If they are following the things they learn in whichever lessons you decide to do, always remember to let them know that you notice that they sticking to their plans, because sometimes just you noticing is enough to keep them on their positive path!

Keep being amazing and have a wonderful week!!!