Whether you are staying home for this spring break or traveling with kids, we have ideas for you. Staying home this spring break: 1. Spend the day at a local museum. 2. Dress up in costume or stay in your jammies movie day. 3. Be a tourist in your own city; do something touristy you’ve…
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Safe Driving During Pregnancy
Generally, your baby is well protected during pregnancy. While traveling by car is inherently risky, it’s even more so during pregnancy. So how do you ensure safe driving during pregnancy? The University of Michigan estimates an average of 170,000 pregnant women experience a car crash every year. These crashes are the leading cause of death…
Child Car Seat Safety: Know the Numbers
The car seat safety statistics show that motor vehicle crashes are the the leading cause of death to children ages 3-14 in the United States. During September we recognize Child Passenger Safety week and put extra focus on educating parents about the importance of car seat safety. In 2011, more than 650 children ages 12…
Family Road Trip and Car Seats
Remember as a kid yourself the family road trip? It was an exciting adventure. The car itself was rather boring. But the discovery of new places was exciting. Who doesn’t love a good old American family road trip? Some people fear the thought of traveling with kids on a road trip. But the cost of…
What to Pack for Spring Break with the Kids
What to Pack for Spring Break With Kids It may only be January, but spring break will be here before you know it and many of us will be preparing to go away. No matter where you’re going or how long you’ll be gone, you’re most likely going to need some sort of essentials packed…
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