Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Safety Tree Safety Classes For Kids – Enter To Win

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When most of us were growing up, families knew each other in the neighbourhood and everyone looked out for one another.  In fact, the most I learned about strangers was from the Block Parent information we received at school or by listing to Rick Springfield.


Modern Day Safety Concerns


Things have really changed.  Nowadays there are bullies, cyber stalkers and a lot of “Stranger Danger” in our communities.  While this is disheartening for our area, it is important to be vigilant when it comes to keeping kids safe.  It is more than just being aware of your surroundings or never opening the door to someone you don’t know.  Actually safety goes well beyond that now.  It’s important for children to know what to do in an emergency situation such as someone getting hurt or what to do in case of a fire.  All of these things are issues that kids need to be prepared for.  That’s where SAFETY TREE comes in.  They provide Safety Training For Kids.

Their goal is

“to demonstrate that we're all competent capable learners and if given the proper tools, encouragement and chance each individual has potential to succeed”

We think that giving kids the best information will make them confident in the choices that they will make when unexpected situations arise, that’s why we’re letting our readers know that there will be Home Alone Safety for Kids, My Safe Life and the Red Cross Babysitting Courses being offered in the in Kitchener/Waterloo/Guelph/Cambridge this Fall and Winter. Go to safetytreecanada.com to register for a class.  These courses may just save you from paying high rates for before and after school care, knowing that your competent kids want to stay Home Alone or Babysit on the PD Days. It will give you piece of mind knowing that your kids are safe and sound. 


Safety Tree Upcoming 2016 Class dates are Sept 10, Sept 18, Sept 23, Sept 30, Oct 2, Oct 16, Oct 28, Oct 29, Nov 25 

Need more information about Safety Tree? Visit these links




Plus, we have a contest! See below to learn about how you can win a FREE SAFETY TREE CLASS.

Enter To Win


We are giving away a FREE SAFETY TREE CLASS! Just enter the Rafflecopter contest below (it may take a minute to load) and be sure to leave a comment at the bottom of this post with your best safety tip for kids.

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10 comments:

  1. I agree it is disheartening. Safety has become such a concern. This is a great giveaway.

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  2. That is why I am a little bit skeptical if I am going to let my son go to school next year. However, looks like a nice class for kids.

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  3. It's a great idea - let's hope a lot of parents go for it

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  4. I love safety tree. Makes me feel that my kids will feel comfortable being home and know what to do in an emergency.

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  6. Such a great idea. I agree, we live in a crazy world where we have to deal with bullies, cyber stalkers and many more sick people around us. It is very important to teach about the safety issues to our kids so they can act accordingly when one such situation arises anytime.

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  7. I always taught my kids from a young age that if they need my attention or there's an emergency and we are in a public place to use my first name instead of "mom" that way I won't mistake them for other kids trying to get their moms attention.

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  8. I always taught my kids from a young age that if they need my attention or there's an emergency and we are in a public place to use my first name instead of "mom" that way I won't mistake them for other kids trying to get their moms attention.

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  9. When walking at night always take the most well lit sidewalk or street, do not take shortcuts or paths without lights.

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  10. When walking at night always take the most well lit sidewalk or street, do not take shortcuts or paths without lights.

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