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A USA Today article published last week, “Pediatricians: U.S. not doing enough to halt childhood lead poisoning,” explained that American’s aren’t taking enough of a proactive approach to protect their kids from lead poisoning. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, even though lead poisoning has been in the headlines a lot recently, Americans need to step up preventative measures to ensure their kids aren’t being exposed to lead. A study published in the Journal of Pediatrics found that in 6 U.S. zip codes,…
The 4th of July is an excellent time to get together and celebrate. It’s so fun to get the family together for a BBQ and a dip in the pool. If you’re thinking about inviting your grandkids over for some 4th of July fun, consider how you can prepare your home to make sure it’s 100% safe for them.
Some great ways to get ready for your grandkids to come over are:
- Put up baby gates so they can’t get up/down stairs. Babies…
The school year is wrapping up throughout the nation. Final papers and projects are being turned in, end-of-year concerts and parties are being enjoyed, and parents are turning their thoughts to their new summer schedules.
In the meantime, school administrators are already thinking ahead to the next school year. If they’re good at their jobs, they’re always looking for ways to improve the schools they serve, even during the so-called off-season during the summer.
Environmental evaluations and complete remediation services
One ideal way to accomplish this that doesn’t actually involve much…
