Livie, a vivacious preschooler living in Austin, Texas, loved to sing and dance, and was the type of child who would make up an impromptu song about the milk she spilled. She had a favorite flower in the yard she … Continue reading →
Seventeen-year-old Hazrat Ali Rohani bought a BB gun from a Big 5 Sporting Goods store. It was defective, so he was going back to the store with a friend to return it. That’s when 51-year-old Aaron Brown Myers saw the … Continue reading →
We’re entering the season of sun, fun, and water recreation. With this comes an increase of accidental drownings, in children 4 and under are most at risk, making up as much as 80% of the drowning deaths involving children. This … Continue reading →
As the holiday season rolls around, usually the last thing on a parent’s mind is safety. There is shopping to do, preparations to prepare, and depending on your situation, mustering enough spare energy to survive a visit from the in-laws. … Continue reading →
Here’s a quick reminder for those planning their Thanksgiving Freas: Home fires spike on the holiday due to cooking mishaps, and one of the main causes is people deep-frying their turkeys. Done improperly, this can cause an explosion that seriously … Continue reading →
This past week in the ‘if they only had a brain’ category Georgia’s Republican Lt. Governor Burt Jones introduced legislation that would reward teachers who undergo firearms training to get a permit to carry guns to school with a $10,000 … Continue reading →
Kids will eat or drink just about anything. See if you can spot the true story below from the two bogus ones we made up: A) Child hospitalized after mistaking lamp oil for apple juice B) 5-year-old hospitalized after pedophile … Continue reading →
Toys and guns have always made for a precarious combination. For Years we’ve written about how accidental shootings commonly arise because kids find a gun and think its a toy . . . a problem made even worse since the … Continue reading →
Poisonous snake bites aren’t always as apparent as you would think. Learn how a series of experts missed the tell-tail signs of a poisonous snake bite, & the lessons this story teaches as it pertains to your own kids.
Continue reading →Imagine the followings: You’re an 11-year-old boy. There’s conflict in your house and you are scared, so you call 911 for help. The police arrive, and an officer draws his gun and orders everyone out of the house. So you … Continue reading →
