Graco My Ride 65 Convertible Seat Applelicious Review

My youngest just turned one and is now big enough to transition out of the infant carrier seat that I have been using.  Recently, their have been new suggestions and tests that suggest that a child should be rear facing until at least the age of two.  I am all about safety, but my last two transitioned to the Graco Nautilus 3 in 1 which is forward facing.  I love our Nautilus and had no idea what I was going to get to tide us over for the next year.  Seriously, sometimes the things you get attached to as a mom come out of left field and I was a little surprised at how hard it was not to repeat the same big kid seat transition to the Nautilus that we had gone through in the past.  In a way it felt like a tradition was being broken and not just delayed as I have every intention of transitioning to the Nautilus when the little is 2.  Back on topic, what am I going to sit my kid in?

2 Longest Lasting Super Bright Rim Lights - Personalized LED Colorful Wheel Lights Review

It is hot in AZ, but we haven't quite gotten the night light hours yet.  So, to keep things cool we go outside early in the day and then again late in the evening.  This way we still get the outside time and some Vit. D, but don't get burned in the process.  The problem is that the kids want to ride their bikes and I don't trust other people to slow down on a cul-de-sac.  For this reason we teach the kids to get on the side walk when ever they see a car at all, but I also want to make sure the cars see them. So, reflectors on the tires, and light colored bikes help, but why not add a little more?

Kids Safety Bands Review

Product Description

Custom engraved silicone wristbands used as ID tags for kids ages 3-8 years old. Kid safety bands display a child's initials or the phrase: "If lost please call" on the front of the band. And on the back of the band, they have the parent(s) cell phone number engraved.
You can also add medical information such as allergies, or medical conditions.

Kids love these silicone bands, so it's easy to get them to wear it.

School has started and safety has got to be a huge thought in every parents mind.  What happens if they get on the wrong bus?  Off at the wrong stop?  What happens if they get separated on a field trip? There are so many other situations that could happen, so we have to find ways to help protect out kids!

Protecting the family legally!

It's that time of the year, before the holiday's gear up and as summer ends, to update the families legal protective documents.  It isn't fun or exciting to think about, but it is our responsibility as parents to make sure these documents are in order.  Where do you start?

Safety First

How many times do you remind your kids that something, isn't safe? Now, think about how many other people out there don't have kids or don't seem to remember that others have kids?  Why not provide them a little reminder to be safe?

T3 Tactical Device ReviewT3 Tactical Auto Rescue Tool Review

 Safety is something us mom's have to think about all the time.  Not just crossing the street and what our kids are eating, but when we are out and about with them.  Let's face it bad things happen and whether its an accident or a bad person coming into our lives at some point we will have to deal with the bad.  That's why I think it's important to protect ourselves and our kids.  I found an awesome product that can help us Mom's do just that!

Kiddy World Plus Car Seat Giveaway

Who wouldn't love to win an amazing car seat for your growing kid?  I would love to have an extra for my husbands car. Check out this giveaway!

How safe is your home?

I found this article on Mom Blog Society about a new burglary trend and it seems like something all us moms should read.  Its about something called Burglary Bumping?  Have you heard of it?  It sounds pretty simple and something I wouldn't have thought about, I mean I have locks so I should be safe right?