Teach Your Teens Peace of Mind
Nearly all parents drive their children around everywhere they go. Has your child ever told you to ‘just drop them off here?’ Most parents accept their kids as being too cool and as a result cater more to their wants rather than what is really safest for their child. Almost all kids hate to be seen with their parents and the parent will most likely drop them off some where else but the front door.
If parents would understand that the world today is not nearly as safe a many years back. There are predators at every corner and your child is no exception, someone could be watching them and they think the person is a friend. You probably don’t even know who they are hanging out with but if you take note where you drop them off and in particular the address, you can learn things about what type of person they are meeting with.
With Background Reports, Undercover Detective, Person Report and Neighbor Check just to mention several searches that may allow you to rest at night and not have to worry who your children may be visiting.
No one wants to see their child taken advantage of or harmed in any way. You don’t need to see that many news headlines to realize child abuse is on the rise and we are not just referring to the parent doing the abuse. Unscrupulous people are on the prowl to do things that appease their unwholesome tastes. Your child may be visiting a very dangerous person and you wouldn’t have any idea.
Here is what you can do. Using some easy to do searches, you can locate critical information that could save your child from getting into a worse situation than they are aware of. By knowing any of the following you can find what the person doesn’t want anyone to know.
Is the person a child molester? Do they have a prior criminal history? Have they served time previously? When you have an easy search to find out something about your child’s ‘friend’ you will have peace of mind and you can’t put a price on that.
Some parents may frown on looking up information about their child’s ‘friends’ or acquaintances but the truth is today’s society dictates safety measures have to be applied. You owe it to your child and yourself.
Dave Mark
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Do you really child proof your home with a Toddler?
I know a lot of people who go bonkers about all that child safety locks and plastic stuff. They lock up the kitchen, they use those small plastic devices in the electrical sockets, and various stuff to give you peace of mind.
I suppose my idea is to pick all the dangerous stuff up, and teach them to stay out of the sockets. We don’t leave anything dangerous in reach, and we have gone organic with a lot of our cleaning, so even if they drank say vinegar, it would not kill them.
My wife and I did not grow up in such homes that were so locked down, and we survived. It’s almost like when you go down that road to outthink your toddler on everything, you stop letting them learn and grow with common sense. Everything is taken care for them, even into their teen years, even college! I had a friend like this, and he burnt down his parent’s kitchen twice. He never worried or thought about the dangers because his parents protected too much, early in life.
Our home is toddler proofed for my son in the sense I have locks on cabinets under my sinks in kitchen and bathrooms because I keep cleaners under there and I don’t want him in them for obvious reasons. Little one’s don’t understand what poison is yet!
I also put door knob locks on the laundry room, garage to house door and husbands office because those are all places he could get hurt in if he were to wander there and get the door open. As for electrical outlets there are some within his reach that we blocked off with furniture and a few with socket plug ups.
I DO NOT believe that child proofing your home raises a child with no sense or awareness about things. I think however it is foolish to leave certain things unlocked or childproofed because little one’s don’t understand what’s dangerous or not in a house. It is our job as parents to protect them and keep them from harm. You don’t teach them common sense after you watch them shove daddy’s screwdriver in the outlet and get fried and then say “well, you shouldn’t have done that because it’s electricity” because it will be too late. You also don’t keep various cupboards with dangerous things in them unlocked with kids either because telling them in the ER while the police are standing there that “he needs to learn by experience not to drink drain cleaner” isn’t going to fly or work either- but it will get you charged with abuse and neglect and at most child endangerment.
Common sense teaching comes in with things like “don’t go in the street” or “don’t talk to strangers” or “don’t give out your address and personal information on the internet”. Childproofing should be considered common sense for the well being of a child by parents who are responsible for them.
