Safety 1st jogging stroller

The Safety 1st jogging stroller gives you style and comfort. The sleek design looks great and you know that you are giving your baby most comfortable ride available today. The removable canopy is great for protecting your baby from harmful rays that sun can cause, while canopy window allows you to peek and check up on your baby. The window is also tinted to give your baby a view of outside world without glare of sun. This is a wonderful way to protect your little one while out jogging or just enjoying day.

How to protect your home as well as your family.

How secure is your home? How accessible is your home? How often do you ask yourself these questions. Your home is where you and your family want to be safe from daily stresses of life and most definitely from crime. A burglary happens every 15 seconds in this country. Though many intrusions are non confrontational have you ever asked yourself what if I or my family were home during a burglary? Most Burglaries happen during daytime hours because this is time many of us are working, going to school, etc. The typical burglar is looking for anything of value. Rape and/or sexual assault after a break-in happens almost regularly during summer months when windows and doors are left open and unlocked. If you try to think like a burglar for a minute first step in planning a break-in would be to figure out when home owners are not home. You would watch daily routine of homes occupants. The next step would be to figure out how difficult gaining entry to house would be. A couple of things come to mind here; Locked doors and windows, alarm systems, and even surveillance cameras now. Burglars are going to enter your home by either walking right thru an unlocked door or open window, using tools to break in or unlock existing locks, or simply using force to gain entry so lets look first steps in preventing a burglary. Door an window locks are homes initial barrier to be overcome by an intruder. Typically garage and rear doors of house are weekest entry points as well as first floor windows on sides and rear of home. These areas may also provide cover for burglar. You will want to make sure your locks make it very difficult to gain entry. Use a solid core or metal door for all entry areas, Use a quality, heavy-duty, deadbolt lock with a one-inch throw bolt Use a quality, heavy-duty, knob-in-lock set with a dead-latch mechanism