OUCHY!

Children are naturally curious. They like to explore, and poke and prod into all sorts of places. As parents, it is our responsibility to help educate them on what is safe and what is not safe. Today’s Family Site is a place that has child safety, as it’s main theme.

Called OUCHY!, this site promotes the use of stickers to help show children what is and is not safe to touch. Fans, stoves, power tools, items that you and I consider everyday can be deadly to a child. The cost of the associated program is $6.95, but the results it can yield are incredible. The benefits are explained here, as well as some links to other associated sites.

If you have children, you owe it to them (and yourself) to check out this site, and this program. Have a safe visit.

http://www.bedford.net/earthling/ouchy.htm

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  1. My phone rang. It was the Dove Foundation asking for Allen Hill. I responded that he had the wrong number. He proceeded asking questions from a questionnaire. I told him that I had no intention of answering his questions- especially the first one that asked…
    “Are there any small children or grandchildren living in my home.”
    It is bad enough that you invade our homes but to request such sensitive information- that could be used by god knows who….
    How dare you??!!
    YOu might want to revamp your procedures/principles/ethics
    but of course, anything is acceptable – no matter how intrusive, offensive or objectionable if it is done in the name of our lord and savour

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