Baby Looney Tunes Happily Healthy
This giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to commentors #5: Janet F, #25: Rosanne, & #40: Mishia!
Mom Logic has recently teamed up with Baby Looney Tunes in presenting you with a brand new site called Happily Healthy. Join Dra. Aliza Lifshitz as she shares with you fun, engaging and educational ways to best care for and nurture your baby via a series of tips and video clips.
As my due date gets closer, I can appreciate the advice that Dra. Aliza presents. Safety is my number one priority no matter what baby and I are doing – eating, sleeping, playing, learning – and she definitely has a way to make safety fun! The best part about this site is that you can ask Dra. Aliza your questions/concerns directly through their email contact form. This way you know you’ll be getting your answers directly from the expert.
“The first collaboration between Baby Looney Tunes and Dra. Aliza is Healthy, Fit and Fun, a whimsical story book featuring customized character art and illustrations with useful tips, in English and Spanish, for mothers on how to keep their little ones safe and healthy.
Dra. Aliza’s recently launched website, VidaySalud.com, will provide Spanish-speaking mothers a variety of informational and interactive learning opportunities on a branded landing page. The site will feature instructional video tips, downloadable wallpapers, screensavers, stickers, and quizzes on health and nutrition for babies, all featuring the lovable Baby Looney Tunes characters. Also featured will be news, future event information, photos, videos, games and blogs.”
So stop by today and check out Happily Healthy. It’s a great resource with a wealth of knowledge.
WIN IT!
I have 3 autographed copies of Dra. Aliza’s book Healthy, Fit and Fun to give away to 3 lucky winners. To enter:
Just mention in comments before midnight, Sept 19th your best safety tip. That’s it!- A random winner will be selected and notified via email shortly thereafter.
- The winner will then have 3 days to claim their prize.
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This giveaway is open to US addresses. Good luck!
This post was written as part of a program for Mom Logic & Baby Looney Tunes, who provided the product for giveaway. By entering this giveaway, you are acknowledging that you have read, understood, and agree to my disclosure policy.
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As a mother of 5 total and an aunt I have to be careful.My best safety tip is
plastic plastic plastic..from silverware to storage and everything in between I have found that plastic eliminates many cuts,scrapes,pokes etc and is cheaper then most other choices too.
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My best safety tip is to keep all medicinal products in an area that is not accessible to children.
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No running in the house. That’s my safety rule.
When I was growing up, several of my brother and sisters wounds and mine too where caused from running in the house.
I was running in the house and lost my footing near the basement stairs and down I went. That required some stitches. Another time I was chasing my brother in the house, he fell and I fell right on top of him, with the hard heel of his church shoes hitting me squarely in the eye. My eye was black and blue literally for over three months from that fall.
My brother’s friend was chasing him in our home and lost his footing and fell against my brother whose hand ended up going through the glass on the back door. That accident was very severe, he ended up cutting veins and an artery in his wrist. He had to have surgery for that one.
Our mom was always having to get after us for running in the house. There were so many little injuries from such, it’s hard to remember them all.
So, when I became a mom, I made sure that was the number one rule. No running in the house because of all the things to trip on, over, against, and corners of walls and furniture for little heads to hit. However, I wasn’t home and hubby let running in the house occur one day, and of course Jason our son ended up with a cut on his head, as he ran or fell into a corner of a wall.
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After children start to walk to teach them to keep their hands on the car at all times before getting in. That way you won’t have to worry about them getting hit by a car.
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safety plugs and cords undone and out of sight
Keep all chemicals out of childrens reach.
i agree keep all chemicals out of the childrens reach. that is my main saftey one. and baby gates.
My biggest safety tip is use a firm crib mattress and no blankets in the crib for young infants. Also, always get your carseat checked by a certified car seat inspector, they say a vast majority of the carseats being used are actually installed improperly.
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don’t leave change marbles or any little thing like that laying around mverno@roadrunner.com
my saftey TIP is watch the little ones at all times nadn keep breakables out of reach
Make sure to put sunscreen on the kids no matter if the sun is out or not.
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My best safety tip is if its small enought they will eat it,so put everything away out of reach of little hands,cords,everything is a hazzard with kids,lay down on the floor an see it the way they do,an then you will see what all they can get into
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Get down on the floor and view the safety from their angle. Lock everything dangerous
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For safety, please use gates if you have stairs.
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My tip is socket covers! Both hubby and I were fond of sticking things in the outlets and we’re not going to repeat that fun with our little one!
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It’s good to have one room that is completely baby-proofed, so there is always somewhere you can go where you don’t have to constantly worry about safety issues.
My best safety tip is to babyproof BEFORE you little one starts crawling. I didn’t, and one day she just took off and was into everything.
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keep all chemicals out of the childrens reach
Eletrical outlet covers are EXTREMELY important.
keep medicines and cleaners locked up and out of reach. Gates at stairs. Put up the safety corners on sharp edges of furniture like coffee tables thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com
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Put the padded safety corners on the edges of all sharp tables.
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babyproofing is important
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Always wear your safety belts!
I too agree keep all chemicals out of the childrens reach. Ialso keep cabinet locks and gates up.
never leave a baby on a changing table alone.
The best safety tip I have is also one of the most obvious….use the safety plugs on all electrical outlets. Little fingers go straight for them when the crawling begins.
My tip is to use gates at the stairs
I keep a gate up so the babies can’t crawl into the kitchen when i’m cooking.
My best safety tip is to use common sense.
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