by Nick Hansen | Jun 27, 2026 | CAR SEATS, CPR, Home Hazard Prevention, INFANT SAFETY
Keeping Your Little One Safe on the Go! Child Passenger Safety Week continues with essential stroller and carrier safety tips to keep your little one secure! While car seats have become a vital part of vehicle safety, they can be tricky to install—especially since...
by Nick Hansen | Jun 27, 2026 | HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY
Protecting Our Future Firearms and children are a dangerous mix. Every year, thousands of children are injured or killed due to unsecured firearms in the home. As parents, guardians, and responsible gun owners, it is our duty to ensure that firearms are stored...
by Nick Hansen | May 23, 2026 | CAR SEATS, Home Hazard Prevention, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY, Youth Safety
Summer Heat & Hot Cars: A Deadly Combination Summer is here, and boy, is it HOT! 🌡️ With Arizona temperatures soaring between 104 and 107 degrees each July, it is more important than ever to understand the dangers of leaving children and pets alone in hot cars....
by Nick Hansen | May 23, 2026 | Adult Safety, AED, CPR, General, Home Hazard Prevention, INFANT SAFETY, Uncategorized
CPR Classes Near Queen Creek – Save Lives with Confidence! Are you looking for CPR or First Aid training near Queen Creek? Choosing the right CPR certification can be overwhelming with so many options available. You need a class that fits your schedule, meets your job...
by Nick Hansen | Apr 25, 2026 | Home Hazard Prevention, HOME SAFETY, INFANT SAFETY, Uncategorized
A Love Like No Other: Celebrating Mothers Everywhere Mother’s Day is more than just a day on the calendar—it’s a moment to reflect on the selfless love, sacrifices, and unwavering support that mothers give every single day. Whether she’s a birth mother, adoptive mom,...
by Nick Hansen | Apr 25, 2026 | CAR SEATS, INFANT SAFETY, Uncategorized, Youth Safety
Forgotten Baby Syndrome: A Deadly Yet Preventable Tragedy Summer Heat + Kids + Cars = Danger Each summer, tragic and preventable deaths occur when children are accidentally left in hot vehicles. It happens more often than you might think—and to the best of parents. A...
