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	Go To Baby Care Home | Add to Favorites Creating A Safer Home And Community For Your Family (ARA) - One of the best parts of living in a community you love is knowing that it is a safe and healthy place for your family and neighbors. Having a safe neighborhood is important to all of us. But most communities are subject to some safety concerns, and even small hazards can become problems if they are not addressed. The good news is there are many things you can do to make your home, neighborhood and community a safer place to live, work and play, according to Betsy Reithemeyer, director of the Wal-Mart/SAM’S CLUB Foundation, which is funding thousands of projects in local communities nationwide focused on improving safety. This year the Foundation is donating more than $5.1 million to local police, fire, rescue and EMS organizations through the company’s Safe Neighborhood Heroes grant. “These organizations are our neighborhood heroes because of their tireless commitment to keep all of us safe,” says Reithemeyer. The grants will help fund local projects such as bullet-proof vests for police, K-9 dogs for sheriff’s departments, thermal imaging cameras for firefighters, children’s fire safety education programs and jaws-of-life for rescue/EMS teams. Here are a few suggestions for safety projects you can do on your own. * Check state child safety/booster seat laws to be sure your children are properly secured. * Make sure you insist all passengers in your vehicle wear seat belts at all times. * Create a family emergency preparedness plan so that every family member knows what to do in case of a natural disaster such as an earthquake, tornado or flood. * Make sure children wear helmets when riding bikes or skateboards. * Make an identification card for your children, or stop by a Wal-Mart store on Saturday, Oct. 4, for the Wal-Mart Good Works Child I.D. Event where a special photo and identification card will be made free for all children who attend. * Make sure your children understand fundamental rules for their own safety around strangers. While at the Child I.D. Event, pick up a free copy of “Knowing My 8 Rules for Safety,” a brochure written for kids and sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Wal-Mart. * Put together a family disaster plan that includes a supply kit for your home with food, water, first aid supplies, tools and any special items such as baby formula or medications. Also plan two escape routes out of each room in your home and make sure each family member knows what to do in case of fire. * Check smoke detectors once a month and change batteries when you set your clocks forward and back for Daylight Saving Time in April and October. * Ask someone from your state department of health to speak to a civic or church group you are involved with about ways to keep your family and other members of your community, especially the elderly, safe from health concerns during times of extreme temperature. * Make a list of emergency telephone numbers, including police, fire, hospital, your family physician, and 911 if your community has it; and keep the list where all family members and guests can easily find it. Courtesy of ARA Content About the author: Courtesy of ARA Content Source: Article Directory Baby Care - Things You Should Never Feed Your Dog Unfortunately, there are a number of household items which we tend to take for granted that are potentially very dangerous to yourdog's health. It is especially important to be aware of this because as you know, dogs are essentially scavengers and will often eat just about anythingthey can sink their fangs into. I would say that may own dog is... Baby Care - A Lifelong Birth Gift If you are a mom at home and think that you do not need a nanny, I am afraid you are wrong, but not because of any reason... Baby Care - Your Pet's Health - What Every Pet Owner Should Know So you want to purchase a dog or cat. There is something you should know before you take the leap. House pets are to be taken care of like your very own children; it is natural that they become part of the family. All animals have wants, needs and health issues just like human beings. You really have to be prepared because there are many things you need to care for your pets in order to keep them happy and healthy. In regards to pet health, you have to realize that it can be costly for veterinarian visits, so you may want to consider pet health insurance. Health insurance for our pets is an option growing in attractiveness to many owners of our canine and feline friends... Baby Care - Face Paint Recipes These easy show how to make homemade face paint using common household ingredients. Mix and store in baby food jars or discarded film canisters. Be ready for your next kids party or dress-up event.HOMEMADE FACE PAINT RECIPESFacepaint Recipe #11 tsp. Cornstarch ½ tsp. Cold cream½ tsp. WaterFood coloring (variety of colors)Mix together cornstarch and cold cream until well blended. Add water and stir. Add food coloring one drop at a time until you get the desired color.Facepaint Recipe #23 tblsps. Cornstarch1 tblsp. Flour3/4 cup Karo light corn syrup1/... Baby Care - Americans Are Turning To Traditional Gifts For Holiday Season (ARA) - With daily lives run by cell phones, e-mails, and “personal digital assistants,” it’s no wonder Americans feel such a strong desire to reconnect with family, friends, and tradition during the holiday season. And what better way to reconnect than by giving traditional gifts with a handcraf... Baby Care - A Complete Guide For Parents To Choose The Best Toys For Their Children Do you remember how it was when you where a child? What was your main activity? Was it working? Of course not. Your main activity was playing. You had no concerns. You needed toys and your parents where supposed to provide you with them. They had to find toys you wouldn’t throw away and believe me, it wasn’t easy for them. Now you are a parent and you are in ... Baby Care - A Guide To Successful Obedience Training By Jon Dunkerley http://www.web-rover.comShowing off your dog in front of friends and family is something that I personally love to do. Having an obedient, happy sla... Baby Care - How To Choose A Baby Swing According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 1,000 American infants are taken to emergency rooms every year for injuries sustained while using swings. This is generally a result of the infant's head or neck becoming trapped between the back rest and the bars the swing is suspended from. If figures like this concern you as a parent, then knowing how to choose a baby swing that is safe and durable, will be one of your first priorities.Even with an infant of six weeks, you'll want a wide, solid base to make sure there is no tipping. An adjustable seat is necessary, particularly for the infant who can't sit by themselves yet. But do make sure that it can't be accidentally released so that the seat lays down flat while the baby is in motion, allowing them to slide or fall out, backwards.Every seat should... Baby Care - Baby Shower Planning And Hosting Planning and organization are crucial to hosting a successful baby shower. Below are some important topics to consider when planning:1) Who will host the shower?The person that plans and hosts the shower can be anyone, but is usually someone who is close to the new or expecting mother. Normally, a close friend or family member will do all the preparations, but sometimes the new mother will help as well, particularly with the guest list. Sometimes a small group of friends can plan the event together. In the event of a surprise baby shower, planning must occur more carefully and invitations should be sent out in secret. In this circumstance, people who are not as close to the new mother will be involved in acquiring supplies and getting the word out.... Baby Care - Pork Ribs Recipe by: Richard Thead Yesterday I smoked some ribs. I got an 8 lb pack of spareribs, and a 6 lb pack of baby backs (cryovac packages from Price Club). Here's roughly how I prepared them: After rinsing and drying them, I removed the membrane from the underside of each rack. I know some people debate the necessity of this, but I always do it. BTW, use a paper towel to get a good grip. I rubbed them liberally with the Galena Street rub from Penzey's. This is a pretty decent rub mixture. I'm not sure if I'll buy more, since I have a recipe that I like, but hey, I got a two cup shaker bottle out of the deal. I smoked them for 4 hours (~220F) using whole pecan logs. I the...
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