Posts Tagged ‘parents’
The laws regarding seat belts for babies and children vary from state to state and country to country… Surely the law of common sense should prevail. Parents guardians and ALL ADULTS are responsible for the safe travel of ALL CHILDREN.
Use your brains, do the research, find the safest possible appropriate safety system for your babies and children and for crying out loud USE THEM PROPERLY. Contact your local motor vehicle authority, roads authority or the police to find out the law and ensure that you take steps to minimise the risk of injury to any children or babies in your vehicle in the event of an accident.
Shame on parents, guardians and carers who are either ignorant of the laws, or too lazy to implement them, I would like to award you all a dog poop wrapped in newspaper alight on your door step.
© Luisa Foliaki/SassyLu – Proud Mumma of MicroMe & MissyMe
Register or Log In we love to read your comments, your feedback is important to us.
Ever since I became pregnant in 2005 and joined my first pregnancy/parenting website, I thought it would be cool to have my own. Mainly because I didn’t want to feel restricted by the rules of others and have to keep my true opinion to myself on matters that I felt passionate about. I waited all through my childhood to grow up and have my say, my way… So, here I am, with my own self indulgence that I dedicate to my greatest achievements, MicroMe and MissyMe.
MicroMe & MissyMe May 2010
The biggest stumbling block for me was worrying about not being an expert on all things parenting related, website design and writing. There are many experts in life; medical experts, teaching experts, scientific experts… You name it, if there is a field for it. There is most likely a certificate, diploma, degree or doctorate in any field you can name and those who just claim to be an expert in everything under the sun because they can.
Then it dawned on me; I have two very healthy, happy, strong children and I am their parent, so I am an expert on them and myself. You are an expert on you and your own children too and use your own judgment along with medical and educational experts to decide what is best for your children and your family.
I truly believe that while there are many avenues we can pursue as parents to get advice to help us with our children; the true answers lie within us. Sometimes it is hard to find them, however if you are open, honest and trust yourself, you will surprise yourself and learn to trust your own instincts more.
Don’t be afraid of making mistakes, any action on behalf of your children is better than no action and remember, experts in all fields make mistakes too… Trust in you and believe in you; your children do.
© Luisa Foliaki sassylu – Proud Mumma of MicroMe & MissyMe
Register or Log In we love to read your comments, your feedback is important to us.