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Is Your Holiday Decor Baby Proof?

Parenting Magazine has released a great new video and article on making the holidays safe for babies and toddlers.  Learn how to keep your young visitors safe and keep your kids safe when visiting homes that don’t normally have children around.  I would also add that this is a great time of year to check your smoke alarms and practice your home escape plan with any guests that will be sleeping over at your house.

http://www.parenting.com/article/holiday-safety-tips-and-tricks

Have a safe and happy holiday season,

Jennifer Rubin, Safe Kids Greater Sacramento Coalition Coordinator

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Jennifer Rubin

Injury Prevention Specialist
UC Davis Health

Safe Kids Greater Sacramento Coalition Coordinator
916-734-9784
[email protected]