I received product samples in exchange for my honest review. This review is based strictly on my opinion and others will vary based on product and experience. No other type of compensation was received for this review. When it comes to trick or treating safety is the first priority in our house hold. When I was younger my mom would always make us carry a flash light. Flash lights can be a bit much when the young ones are trying {Read More}
No, Animals are Not Toys: Teaching Children to Be Safe Around Wildlife
May 18, 2016 By Leave a Comment
If you think back and imagine what it was like playing outside as a kid and exploring new areas, you can see that your children could view an open wildlife area like a giant playground, which is why they need to be taught how to stay safe around wildlife. Most of us have at some point used the services of someone like nolapestcontrol.net in order to sort out a domestic issue with insects and animals, but if your child encounters {Read More}
How To Beat Unpredictable Weather At It’s Own Game
March 29, 2016 By Leave a Comment
If you live in a place where the weather is totally reliable and steady, you’re definitely one of the lucky ones! For the rest of us, the weather can be known to change in a matter of minutes. In some places, it can be sunny in the back garden and rainy in the front garden! In others, you can wake up to deep snow and fall asleep to clear roads and streets again. Weather is one of the few things {Read More}
Staying Safe During Family Road Trips
May 24, 2013 By Leave a Comment
At The Neat Things in Life, we definitely aren’t strangers to road trips. We live near my hometown, but we’ve took some long trips back and forth to Michigan for many years. Having moved between locations multiple times, I’ve come up with a few tips to ensure your family road trip is as safe as possible. Don’t Leave Home Without It One of the biggest mistakes families make during road trips is forgetting essential road hazard equipment and safety gear. {Read More}
Protecting Family Members Living Alone
April 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Chances are, that like many others, you probably have a senior citizen in your family. Even if you don’t have any friends or relatives over 50, then you may have someone with a chronic life-threatening condition. If these loved-ones live alone, it can be a constant worry for them and you. When age or medical conditions are involved, establishing some safety in the home can be an effective way to protect seniors and those with debilitating illnesses. Vitalalert can help {Read More}
Protecting Your Children in Busy Areas
February 28, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Growing up we always lived in neighborhoods, but we also always had sidewalks. It seems now that the years have gone on, more and more people have populated the small towns we grew up in, and it seems as though they don’t like following the safety signs. Although the city had plenty of signs up letting drivers know children at play, often times they would ignore them, and drive a lot faster than the allowed 25 mph. Yes, I have {Read More}
