Comments for ~Buckle with Care~ http://bucklewithcare.com.au A voice for children. A passion for safety. BucklePodz. Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:30:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Move over, Milo! by Steve Davis http://bucklewithcare.com.au/move-over-milo/#comment-117 Steve Davis Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:30:59 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=232#comment-117 Rachel Nice thought, might try that with AJ Steve Rachel

Nice thought, might try that with AJ

Steve

]]> Comment on Wonderful MumInspired Applicants… by rachel http://bucklewithcare.com.au/wonderful-muminspired-applicants/#comment-99 rachel Mon, 23 May 2011 05:34:13 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=208#comment-99 Thanks Lauren for that wonderful idea... we all need a little pampering! But for some reason we always put ourselves last. Great idea! If you'd like to upload any pics, just email them to me enquiry(at)bucklepodz.com.au xx Rach Thanks Lauren for that wonderful idea… we all need a little pampering! But for some reason we always put ourselves last. Great idea! If you’d like to upload any pics, just email them to me enquiry(at)bucklepodz.com.au xx Rach

]]> Comment on Wonderful MumInspired Applicants… by Lauren Heritage-Brand http://bucklewithcare.com.au/wonderful-muminspired-applicants/#comment-98 Lauren Heritage-Brand Mon, 23 May 2011 03:07:20 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=208#comment-98 All Mums deserve a pat on the back - whether for entering the Huggies MumsInspired Grant competition, or for just being a mum! But if you feel you deserve a little more than a pat on the back (and you do!), then please visit my Facebook event page for more information about a special Mums Retreat - where you can relax, recharge, promote your business/producct/service and connect with other great mums. Taste'nTag have teamed up with The House of Vintner (http://www.thehouseofvintner.blogspot.com/) to share with you some of our favourite getaway destinations. As Work at Home Mums working in wine tourism marketing/wine accessory wholesaling and more, we have been lucky enough to discover some beautiful parts of the country - and we want to share it with you! And if you cant make it to the November retreat, please email me as I am looking at other locations and dates around Australia so that we can reach and inspire as many hardworking mums as we can!! If you cant attend a retreat, but would like to promote your business at the Retreats, please contact me at info@tastentag.com.au, as there are a number of ways to get involved! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174080092643311 All Mums deserve a pat on the back – whether for entering the Huggies MumsInspired Grant competition, or for just being a mum!

But if you feel you deserve a little more than a pat on the back (and you do!), then please visit my Facebook event page for more information about a special Mums Retreat – where you can relax, recharge, promote your business/producct/service and connect with other great mums.

Taste’nTag have teamed up with The House of Vintner (http://www.thehouseofvintner.blogspot.com/) to share with you some of our favourite getaway destinations. As Work at Home Mums working in wine tourism marketing/wine accessory wholesaling and more, we have been lucky enough to discover some beautiful parts of the country – and we want to share it with you!

And if you cant make it to the November retreat, please email me as I am looking at other locations and dates around Australia so that we can reach and inspire as many hardworking mums as we can!!

If you cant attend a retreat, but would like to promote your business at the Retreats, please contact me at info@tastentag.com.au, as there are a number of ways to get involved!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174080092643311

]]> Comment on Encouraging your kids to limit their own screen time is a piece of “Pizza Pie”! by Lee-Anne http://bucklewithcare.com.au/tv-computers-health-dangers-exposed-is-your-child-at-risk/#comment-70 Lee-Anne Sun, 27 Feb 2011 08:36:43 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=110#comment-70 I agree with the fact balance in everyones lives is important, especially in little ones! I don't put my children in child care so I have seven days a ...week to come up with exciting things to do. There is an article I will email you that aids me in doing this :) saying that my children do have days that they have more than two hours screen time. With the side affects listed the majority of them are a product of lack of balance and sunshine. Just because kiddies watch tv and play computers doesn't mean mums can't or don't also give them sunshine time or feed them healthy food while watching! Also having loads of experience around Autism I hope mums out there are not in a panic about tv time and Autism. Not having the 'recommended' social skills caused by your child watching more than 2 hours of tv cannot make your child Autistic. Let's not give the label of Autism to children with poor social skills, it is cruel to those dealing with Autism daily to belittle it this way. Saying that I am checking out the pizza chart because charts work a dream in my house! We do have our screen time under raps but like anything children learn we had to work at it. Computer time is now a reward and the first thing to be taken away with bad behavior! Lastly I have found tv amazing for my children's development. Nate (4) tells me a new thing he learns everyday. The other day he explained how the sun helps make the rain and told me the whole cycle. Also my babes are playing around while we watch the news and it enables us to explain the questions they ask! Balance is the key in our house and it works xo I agree with the fact balance in everyones lives is important, especially in little ones! I don’t put my children in child care so I have seven days a …week to come up with exciting things to do. There is an article I will email you that aids me in doing this :) saying that my children do have days that they have more than two hours screen time. With the side affects listed the majority of them are a product of lack of balance and sunshine. Just because kiddies watch tv and play computers doesn’t mean mums can’t or don’t also give them sunshine time or feed them healthy food while watching!

Also having loads of experience around Autism I hope mums out there are not in a panic about tv time and Autism. Not having the ‘recommended’ social skills caused by your child watching more than 2 hours of tv cannot make your child Autistic. Let’s not give the label of Autism to children with poor social skills, it is cruel to those dealing with Autism daily to belittle it this way.

Saying that I am checking out the pizza chart because charts work a dream in my house! We do have our screen time under raps but like anything children learn we had to work at it. Computer time is now a reward and the first thing to be taken away with bad behavior!

Lastly I have found tv amazing for my children’s development. Nate (4) tells me a new thing he learns everyday. The other day he explained how the sun helps make the rain and told me the whole cycle. Also my babes are playing around while we watch the news and it enables us to explain the questions they ask!

Balance is the key in our house and it works xo

]]> Comment on Never leave a child alone in an oven by rachel http://bucklewithcare.com.au/never-leave-a-child-alone-in-an-oven/#comment-69 rachel Mon, 31 Jan 2011 21:56:43 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=53#comment-69 Hello Sascha, Yes, the heat is very unbearable. I met a cosmetic consultant recently who had some nail polish bottles explode in her car due to the heat. She now carries all her cosmetics in an ice cooler. Cars are a dangerous place to leave children unsupervised, thanks for leaving your message! I have googled the emergency contact numbers for all countries, they can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_telephone_number According to this site, the emergency contact number in Germany is 112, and Police 110. I hope this helps. The emergency 000 is for Australia. Take care, Rach Hello Sascha,
Yes, the heat is very unbearable. I met a cosmetic consultant recently who had some nail polish bottles explode in her car due to the heat. She now carries all her cosmetics in an ice cooler.
Cars are a dangerous place to leave children unsupervised, thanks for leaving your message!
I have googled the emergency contact numbers for all countries, they can be found at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_telephone_number
According to this site, the emergency contact number in Germany is 112, and Police 110.
I hope this helps.
The emergency 000 is for Australia.
Take care,
Rach

]]> Comment on Never leave a child alone in an oven by Sascha Kinnaman http://bucklewithcare.com.au/never-leave-a-child-alone-in-an-oven/#comment-68 Sascha Kinnaman Mon, 31 Jan 2011 06:36:43 +0000 http://bucklewithcare.com.au/?p=53#comment-68 Hello, I find this to be a message of the utmost importance. I know even as an adult sitting in the car while someone runs in to do something it can get unbearable. For a child it must be a lot worse. I dont live in Australia, but in Germany. Do you happen to have a numer to call here to report such a thing? Sincerely, Sascha Kinnaman Hello,

I find this to be a message of the utmost importance. I know even as an adult sitting in the car while someone runs in to do something it can get unbearable. For a child it must be a lot worse. I dont live in Australia, but in Germany. Do you happen to have a numer to call here to report such a thing?

Sincerely,

Sascha Kinnaman

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