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Parenting Life Hacks

Parenting can definitely be a huge challenge in our lives and is anything but easy. But, as all parents know, becoming a mom or dad is one of the BEST things to ever happen in our lives and most of us wouldn’t trade it for the world! Below find some great (and adorable) life hacks that will make parenting so much easier on you: Bathe your child in laundry basket so their toys won’t float away – we all know how sad children can get during bath time, especially when their toys float away. Put bath time at ease and try out this laundry basket hack. Invest in a baby shower cap – because this is a genius idea and we wish they had these when we were parenting!   If your kids have trouble with their handwriting, make them spend time on the monkey bars! This may sound a bit odd, but it has been proven that certain activities (such as playing on monkey bars) can help to strengthen children’s upper bodies and the fine motor skills that can lead to better handwriting. Put your kids to work by turning chores into a fun game – they won’t ever know the difference   Build a fort – because what kid doesn’t love a fort? Find the easy instructions on how to make a fort out of a box fan here. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Fan-Fort Trace your kids’ feet so you can go shoe shopping without having to drag them along! Not only will this make your shopping experience a little easier, but it will let you take advantage of any shoe...

How To Escape A Sinking Car

One of the worst-case-scenarios is being in a car that is sinking in deep water, if you do not act fast, you may not survive. It is important to stay informed as to what you should do if this should ever happen to you. Below are some tips to follow: Here are some things to NEVER do: DO NOT let panic take over – although panic is a natural reaction and it is only normal that one panic in a situation such as this, it is important to remember you need to have a clear head in this situation. Don’t call 911 – by the time they get there it will not be worth it, don’t waste any time, instead focus all of your attention on getting out! Don’t sit and wait – there is no time for sitting and making a plan while your car is sinking. From the moment your car starts heading towards the water, you need to begin working on your escape. Every second counts, so do not wait. Don’t try and open the door – this will take way too much effort and time; instead try opening a window. If this does not work, break it. What you should do: Undo your seat belt – this is one of the first things you should do, a stuck seat belt can prevent you from making a quick escape. Open the window as soon as you hit the water – once the car is underwater the electrical system dies. If possible, open the window while it is still working before the car submerges. If the window...

Product Recall Facts To Consider

In today’s day and age recalls on products are more prevalent than ever. Recalls on items can be extremely dangerous to our health and should be taken seriously. Often times, recalls on many items are not well known but are still harmful, it is your responsibility as a consumer to keep up with product recalls and ensure the products you and your family are consuming are safe. Learn more about product recalls below: Many recalled products are more likely than not currently sitting on store shelves: Manufacturers are able to get their products from the warehouse to retailers faster than ever before, but pulling products off shelves can take days, weeks and even months. When all said and done, it is the retail store’s job to handle recalls, meaning the entire inventory of a recalled item must be inspected visually, and then manually pulled off store’s shelves, which clearly takes time. Not all product recalls make the news: Although major recalls are usually headline-makers, there are too many recalls for the media to expose every one. For instance, when a recall occurs, government agencies ask major media outlets to get the word out and notify wholesalers and retailers, but there is no guarantee customers will hear about it. Some companies post recall notices on their websites, but they are not required to do so. The government can’t police every product: Federal agencies do have mechanisms in place to monitor food and product safety, but that does not mean they are foolproof. Many items make it to market without government approval. Supply chains aren’t as well controlled as many people...

How to Prepare for Long Flights

Choose your airline carefully Some airlines are more expensive than others – often times with good reason. It is ultimately up to you whether extra $200 is worth more space, better food and lets face it, your overall sanity. Some airlines are known for the late or cancelled flights and terrible customer service, among many other things. Others have great perks like comfortable seating, decent food, and an array of free movies. When you are going to be stuck on a plan for many hours, perks like these can make the world of a difference. Choose your seat carefully Aisle or window? Try to avoid seats near the bathroom, and although the front of the plane is usually the most desired, that is where families (and babies) usually congregate. Watch for your layover If you are unfamiliar with the airport you will be arriving in, give yourself at least an hour for layovers – longer if you need to go through immigration once you’ve reached your destination country. Longer layovers will allow you to walk around, use a normal bathroom, and eat food that is tastier than your airplane’s food. Don’t overload your carry on bags When you have to walk miles through an airport to make your connection, you’ll be glad your bag weighed as light as it did. Figure out what is essential in your travels and stick with that. Dress in layers that are easy to remove Wearing comfortable slip on clothing is much easier to deal with when traveling long distances. Sleep as much as possible and walk as much as possible Get up and...

Attorney David Singer to Receive Trial Lawyers Care Award

Attorney David Singer, an active and charitable member of the South Florida Community, will receive the Trial Lawyers Care Award at the America Association for Justice convention in Montreal. The esteemed award is presented to attorneys “who contribute to their community through volunteer and charitable activities that serve the public good.” Singer, who has been practicing law for over 25 years, has continued to grow not only in his career, but also through volunteering in the community. Since 1992 Singer has joined forces with the American Cancer Society, and each year he organizes an event called Jail & Bail. Now in its 24th year, Jail & Bail raises money through “fake arrests and kangaroo courts” with Singer and his volunteers acting as “judges.” Singer is a very active member of the community and this is just one of the many prestigious awards Singer has received. He has been a unit chair of the ACS Board of Directors three times, has been on the Florida ACS Board, and was named ACS Volunteer of the Year two separate times. Learn More: To learn more about and read the full article David Singer has been featured in, click...