Safety Assured Limited - Injury Protection

 By taking the right steps to keep all kids safe in school, your children can look forward to an environment that promotes creative and social learning. However, if you fail to meet their basic safety needs, kids might not feel comfortable at school and could also stop showing up. Promoting school safety can create an open space for all kids to learn, grow, and explore. However, we have seen many people struggle when it comes to childproofing a commercial property. To help people like you, today's blog will give tips on how to effectively babyproof your school or any other educational institute. From installing door hinge finger guards to covering all electrical outlets, here is everything you can do to prevent accidents in your vicinity. Electrical Outlet Covers Covering all electrical outlets is also important to keep students safe. Hundreds of kids are rushed to the emergency room each year as a result of electrocution. However, if you want to prevent such accidents on your ...

 As parents, it's our duty to ensure our children's safety. However, always watching over the kids is almost impossible, especially if you have a job. Sometimes, you must leave your kids at home, all by themselves. For those days, ensure you teach your kids to follow these four rules to stay safe, even without adult supervision. While most parents do their best to babyproof their homes by installing door finger protection and baby gates around their property, you must also explain to your kids why it is important to follow these rules. 1.    Always Keep All Windows And Doors Closed. One of the most basic safety rules for your kids is to keep all doors and windows locked. Teach your kids how locking the door behind them will help prevent intrudes or stray animals from entering your property. You should also ensure your kids are never in a position where they might lock themselves inside a room or outside the house. 2.    Stay Away From All Medicine...

 As you go through your home, childproofing every possible hazard, there are certain areas that you may miss since they hide in plain sight. While keeping knives, medicines, and cleaning products locked away goes without saying, there are many other dangers that you need to address to ensure your kids are safe, even without adult supervision. To help new parents like you, we will miss a few common household dangers that can protect you and all other family members. From installing door finger protection to checking your furniture’s stability, here are three things you must do to keep your kids safe. Check Your Furniture’s Stability. While adding soft corner bumps is common, most people ignore the tipping and falling risks of furniture. Kids are born curious and love to explore their surroundings. However, if your child decides to climb onto or pull themselves up on a large dresser or bookshelf, they can get seriously hurt if it tips over and falls. Try shaking all large piece...