Play dates and home safety
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It's important for you, as a parent, to make sure that any environment where your child is playing is safe.
Now that you have your home child proofed, it's important to make sure that other areas where your child is playing is safe as well. Your child asks to go on a play date. It's up to you to talk to the mom or the dad and say, "I need to make sure that my child is safe in your home. I need to ask about guns. Do you have any in the home? If so, do you keep it under lock and key? Do you keep the ammunition separate?" You also need to ask, "Do you have a pool? Do you have a spa or jacuzzi? Is it locked? Is the lock in working order?"
These are hard questions to ask, but the alternative is far more difficult. As a parent, it is your job to ask those difficult questions.
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Kimberlee MitchellChild Safety Expert
Kimberlee's callling is to be a wife and momma to two amazing kids. As a national child safety expert, in the unintentional child injury prevention industry, her mission is to educate parents as to how they can arm themselves with critical informaiton and the best practices to keep their children safe from needless serious injury. She hopes to help curb injury and death due to parents overlooking both common and hidden child safety hazzards in the home, yard, and car. The best protection is prevention....get ahead of the curve and childproof during pregnancy!
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