Archives for December 2010

Make sure kids do not create makeshift jumps or ramps when sledding. Kids have broken bones, become paralyzed, or died from landing wrong.

Sledding accidents do happen. They can cause severe life changing injuries. Helmets have now become standard equipment for sports and sledding.

Most failed child abductions were unsuccessful because the child recognized a bad situation and got away, avoided, or scream and kicked to draw attention.

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children say most abductions occur when a kid is alone, usually in late afternoon or early evening.

Over 70% of child abduction attempts were directed at girls.

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Older children tend to be kidnapping targets because they tend to be less supervised. Encourage your children to always travel with a group.

Kids targeted in abduction attempts are often preteens and teens in middle grades. Kids must be aware and run and scream if an attempt is made.

Kids spend more time in cars going from one indoor activity to another than being outside in nature. Children should still enjoy the woods, playing outside w/friends, or climbing a tree.