Summer Safety: Grilling Edition
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Can you believe this weekend is Memorial Day? This all-American holiday means barbecues, pools, and summer.
As insurance agents, we are always thinking about safety. There are many things to keep in mind as you head outdoors this summer; but today, we are going to discuss something that will be happening in homes across America: grilling.
Did you know that 7,500 grill fires occur each year? Gas grills are responsible for the bulk of these fires, which cause roughly $70 million in damag...
May 20 at 8:00am
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Summer Safety: Pools
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Memorial Day kicks off pool season, with community, private and residential pools opening their doors until Labor Day. Keep your kids safe this summer with the following precautions:
The Community Pool/Swim Club
In addition to protecting your kids from the sun with appropriate hats/sunscreen, your kids should never run by the pool, as its usually very wet and slippery. As soon as possible, enroll your kids in swim lessons. Everyone should know how to swim -- especially little kids. Swim ...
May 27 at 8:00am
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Summer Camp Safety
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For both parents and kids, summer camp isnt just a quintessential part of summer: its a rite of passage!
Sending your child to summer camp, whether its half-day, full-day or overnight, is a big step! If your child is headed to camp this summer, there are certain safety issues youll need to consider. So, check out our list, and set your child up for summer camp success!
Be aware of bugs
Ticks, mosquitoes, spiders -- spending increased time outside opens your child up to potentially ser...
July 22 at 8:00am
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Dry Drowning: What to Look For
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Summers here, which means its pool season!
Weve got 5 swim safety tips here, and safety tips for pool owners here, but today, were going to discuss a swim safety topic everyone should be aware of:
Dry Drowning.
In dry drowning, someone takes in a small amount of water through his or her nose and/or mouth, and it causes a spasm in the airway, causing it to close up. Dry drowning is often lumped with secondary drowning, where a little bit of water gets into the lungs and cause...
June 12 at 12:10pm
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