Safety 1st jogging strollerWritten by Serenity
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The large 16 inch wheels of Safety 1st jogging stroller have proven to be easier to maneuver and steer in most terrains while still giving your child a comfortable smooth ride. The seat will recline in two different positions to give your baby more ways in which to enjoy trip. The front and back wheels both have a braking system. Not all jogging strollers have this wonderful feature. This is one great safety feature that will ensure that they stroller will not move until you are ready for it to move. Underneath seat of Safety 1st jogging stroller is a large storage basket that will hold everything you need for entire day. You can carry extra toys, bottles, blankets, and even a bag of groceries. The fold and stand system of Safety 1st jogging stroller is easy to use and when folded stroller can stand alone in a corner or in a small closet. The quick release on wheels will also make it a breeze to fold and put away.

Serenity is an author of Baby Strollers Guide And is an expert on baby products
| | How to protect your home as well as your family.Written by T.R.Walton
Continued from page 1 Use a heavy-duty strike plate with 3-inch screws to penetrate into a wooden door frame, use multiple locks for your doors as well. Sliding glass doors have blocking bars that can be inserted in track to prevent door from sliding open. You can use pins that slide thru track as well to prevent sliding or lifting of door. Windows are often left open during summer months. Blocking devices are neccessary to keep window from opening further. A window should not be left open more than six inches or enough to allow a burglar to reach in and unlock or remove blocking device. If an intruder makes it into your home via door, broken window, etc. we suggest next step of arming your home via an alarm system that is monitored and dispatched to police upon an alarm or simply by having detection and sound alarm devices to not only scare off an intruder but also warn anyone who may be home at time. Devices such as Door and window sound alarms, motion alarms, vibration alarms, etc. Alarm yard signs and window decals are also a great deterrent as well as lighting in and around your home. We suggest using floodlights with motion sensors around exterior of your home and timers that your lights and appliances plug into and will come on automatically simulating people are home. You may purchase surveillance cameras to help further deter and/or monitor your homes activities when you are not there. These images can be viewed and recorded onto time lapse recorders or your PC with proper software. You can even watch your home while on vacation thru your laptop computer. These are basic steps in in preventing home burglary as well as protecting your family. For more information on crime prevention and personal self defense visit us at http://www.Futuretechsafety.com

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