Tag Archive | Child Advocacy
Summer Safety in the Home – Part 2
by Shannon England-Rice Child Advocacy Specialist In our first part of summer safety in the home, we talked about window falls, internet safety, and supervision. Today we are going to talk about a few more safety topics that are very important to consider at home. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, burns, and medications. Smoke and […]
Summer Safety in the Home – Part 1
by Shannon England-Rice Child Advocacy Specialist Unlike some Moms, I look forward to the end of the school year and summer break. Later bed times, taking a break from weekday routines, and less structure are a welcome relief from the long school year. I also enjoy the flexibility and leisure time that summer brings. I […]
Make it a Safe Kids Summer
by Janet B. Brooks Child Advocacy Manager Spring and summer are always an exciting time of year for families. After spending a lot of time stuck inside, kids and parents can’t wait to get outside. Riding bikes, playing near/in water, and having fun with friends are all summertime activities that families enjoy. At the hospital […]
4 Household Poisons that May Surprise You
By Shannon Rice Child Advocacy Specialist Did you know that National Poison Prevention Week (NPPW) is March 18-24? This year is the 50th anniversary of NPPW. The purpose of NPPW is to remind everyone of the dangers of unintentional poisonings and how best to prevent poisonings in the first place. Because I am the mother […]
