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often. We have a new section on the home page called "News
and Updates" this is a section of our web page where
we like to have some fun! Its updated every day or so and you never
know what will be there from the latest news on sports and entertainment,
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We
are deep into summer and hope that everyone is enjoying the sunshine
and balmy weather. Summer vacations, swimming , fishing all should
be enjoyed with a few basic pre-cautions. Take a minute to review
some common sense Summer Safety Tips we have compiled to keep
our friends on track to have a great summer.
To
ensure that your children are safe, never leave them unsupervised
around water. Here are some tips to keep your child safe around
the water this spring:
Water
Safety Basics
-
Teach
your child to swim, but remember that younger children shouldn't
be left unsupervised around water even if they know how to swim.
The AAP recommends that children under age four not be given
formal swimming lessons, especially as a primary means to prevent
the risk of drowning.
-
Always
wear a US Coast Guard approved life jacket when on a lake, river
or ocean while boating, water skiing, jet skiing or tubing.
-
Warn
your children about playing in canals or other fast moving water.
-
Do
not let your child play around any water (lake, pool, ocean,
etc.) without adult supervision (even if he is a good swimmer).
-
Childproof
your swimming pool with a fence around your backyard and a fence
(at least 4 feet high) around the pool, with a self-closing,
self-latching gate. Also consider having a phone poolside and
learning CPR in case of emergencies.
Sun
Safety Basics
In addition to using a thick layer of sun block with an SPF of
15 or higher once you should be sure to apply it about 30 minutes
before you will be out in the sun and reapply it every few hours
or even more often if you are swimming.
Not reapplying
sun block every few hours, especially when your are in the water
or sweating a lot. Even sun block that is waterproof should be
reapplied often.
Insect
Repellant Basics
Insect repellents
with deet are probably the best and most commonly used. Although
it is absorbed through your skin, it is generally safe as long
as the product has less than 10-30% deet. You should apply the
deet product to all exposed skin, except near the eyes, mouth,
open cuts or hands of small children (who may rub their eyes or
put their fingers in their mouth). Deet is absorbed through the
skin, so you may want to limit how much you put on younger children,
wash it off as soon as possible, and apply it more to clothing
than skin
We
want to Hear from Our Customers!! Over the years we have heard
many stories about “unique or unusual” and mostly
legal uses of Holmes Stamp Products. You know what we are talking
about, you buy the product for it’s intended use and certain
circumstances cause you to use it for something else.
We want to hear your stories and we will award prizes for the
most unusual, interesting or outrageous uses of a Holmes Stamp
product. Email your story to CONTEST@HOLMESSTAMP.COM
we will publish several stories in August’s issue and announce
a winner in September.
The
Grand Prize Winner will receive 2 tickets to a Jaguar Home Game!!
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