Here’s a cute idea: the Momergency Kit. The kit packs everything from bandages to balloons, sanitizing wipes to safety pins.
What are the things we should never be without when we’ve got the kids in tow? And since our diaper bags and purses are already bursting at the seams, how can we make them all fit into this small bag? And then to top it off, if we get stuck in line at the BMV, how can we use these items to keep our kids occupied so we can maintain both our dignity and our place in line?
When his grandmother suffered suffered a stroke, three-year-old Jaden Bolli did exactly the right thing—he picked up the phone and dialed 911. When paramedics arrived minutes later, Jaden unlocked the door and let them in. The grandmother was hospitalized, but is doing fine. But doctors say that if three-year-old Jaden didn’t call 911, she might not be alive today.
Jaden’s mother had taught her son how to dial 911 just days before. The lesson here: a child is never too young to know how to call 911.
Here’s a cute idea: the Momergency Kit. The kit packs everything from bandages to balloons, sanitizing wipes to safety pins.
