When your toddler is nearing the age of three, you would think that we have "safe" covered by now.
Luckily we have a toddler who does not "disappear", or explore that much on her own.
She makes sure that she stays in our vicinity.
I try to think of it as a "bonus", especially after reading 10 Commandments for Safe Toddler Play.
There are still issues we need to be aware of...
One of the points covers the issue of hinged toy box lids.
We have two of those in our living area to get rid of some of the toy clutter.
(It has fallen on the toddler's head already.)
We thought it was a good idea...
What do you do with toys in the living room spaces?
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Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Friday, 11 June 2010
Keeping our children safe during the World Cup 2010
It is finally here! The World Cup! We are all caught up in the excitement! This afternoon we are all going to vuvuzela South Africa against Mexico!
You go, Bafana Bafana!!
My sister made me aware of the Mr Price Safe Place Project, one of our chain stores, who has started a safe place campaign for our children. On the site it states that during the last World Cup in Germany, 30 000 children were reported missing. That’s very scary!
I am impressed that Mr Price has “Go To” people wearing “Safe Place” badges. Children should be made aware that every Mr Price will have designated people who will help them. They can look out for the badges or the “Safe Place” t-shirts that the store managers will be wearing.
Unicef has also made a card “Give the red card for child exploitation” with important telephone numbers who has dedicated special resources for our children. As soon as a child is missing, it should be reported to one of these numbers to put the wheels in motion:
Police 0860 010 111
Childline 0800 055 555
Child Welfare SA 0861 424 453 (08614-CHILD)
As a mother I DO hope that our children will not be part of the worst-of-the-worst statistics of these exciting times!
Please keep an eye on your children! Please keep them safe!
Playing FlogYoBlog Friday with Brenda: Please read her rules at MummyTime.
You go, Bafana Bafana!!
My sister made me aware of the Mr Price Safe Place Project, one of our chain stores, who has started a safe place campaign for our children. On the site it states that during the last World Cup in Germany, 30 000 children were reported missing. That’s very scary!
I am impressed that Mr Price has “Go To” people wearing “Safe Place” badges. Children should be made aware that every Mr Price will have designated people who will help them. They can look out for the badges or the “Safe Place” t-shirts that the store managers will be wearing.
Unicef has also made a card “Give the red card for child exploitation” with important telephone numbers who has dedicated special resources for our children. As soon as a child is missing, it should be reported to one of these numbers to put the wheels in motion:
Police 0860 010 111
Childline 0800 055 555
Child Welfare SA 0861 424 453 (08614-CHILD)
As a mother I DO hope that our children will not be part of the worst-of-the-worst statistics of these exciting times!
Please keep an eye on your children! Please keep them safe!
Playing FlogYoBlog Friday with Brenda: Please read her rules at MummyTime.
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