Tag Archives: supervise

Now is the time to prepare for a safe and smooth transition from the holiday break Can you believe it- it’s almost time to dig out the forgotten uniforms and lunchboxes as students prepare to return to school in late… Continue Reading >

Advice from Poolwerx – the Healthy Pool People One in five parents admits to being distracted by their phone when supervising young swimmers around the pool, new research from Poolwerx[1] shows. Drowning is the greatest cause of accidental death for… Continue Reading >

Expert advice from Olympic Swim Coach and Learn2Swim Week Ambassador Laurie Lawrence   As we spring towards the hottest months of the year,  – more and more Aussie families are diving into backyard pools, but along with the fun of… Continue Reading >

Last year, I attended an amazingly insightful presentation regarding Autism, Young People and the impact of pornography hosted by eSafeKids founder Kaylene Kerr and presented by Maree Crabbe and Dr Wen Lawson. This presentation was hugely interesting and gave me… Continue Reading >

After my Sunrise interview this morning which just touched on some of the basics of child safety, I wanted to share with parents, more in-depth advice on how to help keep your kids safe but NOT scared when talking about… Continue Reading >

In Australia, one child every week is struck by a moving car in their own driveway. Now is the time to make the garage and driveway safer for families. To help prevent avoidable injuries around the driveway and garage, leading… Continue Reading >

With families across the state preparing for a return to school after the summer holiday break, Kidsafe Victoria is urging all road users to take extra care in a bid to reduce the risk of childhood injury. The home driveway,… Continue Reading >

(a visualisation for kids big and small)   Archangels are those that supervise the guardian angels and other angels here on earth.  We can call upon them at any time and in any space to help us with a variety… Continue Reading >

Children are automatically drawn to water. They love to splash, float and just basically have fun in it. That’s why water safety is very important and is no laughing matter. Anyone, even children (who knows how to swim) can have… Continue Reading >