Nobody wants to think about being involved in a car accident, especially if your kids happen to be in the car. However, it is important to be prepared and know exactly how to handle the situation. Should you ever be in a car accident, consider the following actions you should take. Call for Help If you are able to, immediately call 911. If you or your passengers have suffered any injuries, it is important to call for emergency medical care. This step can be overlooked, as you might think you can tend to injuries on your own or assume someone else will see the accident and dial 911. Just keep in … [Read more...]
Recaro Performance Sport Combination Car Seat
August 22, 2018 by 11 Comments
Disclosure: The Performance Sport Car Seat in the feature below was sent compliments of Recaro! Choosing the right car seat for your car and child is not always an easy task. You want something that is comfortable and easy to install, as well as ultra safe in the event of a car accident. That being said, odds are you will most likely purchase two or three car seats for your child over the course of the 10ish years they will need one. Once you are ready for a forward facing seat the Recaro Performance Sport Combination Car Seat is an excellent choice- read on to find out why!The Performance Sport … [Read more...]
2018 Chevrolet Tahoe
August 10, 2018 by 9 Comments
Disclosure: Chevrolet let me test drive a Tahoe for a week! If style, luxury and interior space are on your must have list for a vehicle- then the Chevy Tahoe may just be the SUV for you!The interior has been completely redesigned. Inspired by the craftsmanship of high-end wristwatches, the appearance of the instrument cluster is intricate and refined. Premium materials contribute to the functional, sophisticated design. Storage in the center console is large enough to fit a laptop computer, diaper bag or large purse.. Plus, the 8-inch color touch-screen slides up to reveal space behind the display to … [Read more...]
Keep Your Child Warm & Safe In The Car With The Cozy Woggle
August 9, 2018 by 3 Comments
I know it's still summer, so the last thing you are thinking about is putting your little one in a jacket, but I also feel like it's never too early to start planning how to keep your child safer this winter! One of the biggest mistakes I see all the time on Facebook is kids in huge bulky coats buckled into their car seats. This is so so so dangerous. When a child is wearing a thick coat, it's hard to tell if you have a good harness fit, which is crucial. A thick coat can add a lot of slack, reducing the level of protection for your child in a crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration … [Read more...]
How To Keep Your Baby Safe While Traveling
August 7, 2018 by Leave a Comment
When it comes to babies, parents consider their personal car the safest means of transportation. And they are right, as long as all the proper safety measures are being implemented correctly. For instance, a parent should never, ever install their babies car seat in the front seat! While some may think this would be easier to supervise the child, the front seat is highly dangerous for a developing baby. Even the tiniest bump in traffic could hurt the child’s head or body, and it can result in serious trauma for the child and a car accident could be fatal. After all, even an adult may bump the back of … [Read more...]
5 Steps You Should Take When Going Through a Divorce
October 30, 2017 by Leave a Comment
No one likes to fail. No one wants to tell someone that they at one time loved very much that they aren't in love with them anymore and want to go separate ways. But sometimes that is for the best. Sometimes divorce is the best option. But after you break the news to them, what do you do? Well if you are able to end things amicably, here are some steps that might help make the process easier. (If ending things amicably isn't an option, you might want to speak to a divorce lawyer regarding your situation.)Living Situation: Are you able to get along well enough to stay together until both parties are able … [Read more...]
