Category Archives: Safety

Experiences in Childproofing

Posted on January 19, 2012 by

The job of childproofing your home does not start when your baby is born or even when the baby starts crawling. Rather, the childproofing of the home really begins when you find out that you are going to be a … Continue reading →

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Reflecting on Hurricane Irene

Posted on September 15, 2011 by

We were warned about it for days — the impending hurricane that could cause untold destruction in New York. We were told through the newspaper to stay home and that some people would have to be evacuated to save their … Continue reading →

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The Respect Owed to Military Dogs

Posted on August 18, 2011 by

Once in awhile I will be on the subway and I will see a person entering the subway station with a dog walking in front of them and just as I am about to think to myself that it seems … Continue reading →

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Octomom Hates Her Babies

Posted on July 21, 2011 by

For some reason, whenever I think of Nadya Suleman (often referred to as Octomom in the media because she chose to have eight embryos implanted in her at once and gave birth to eight perfectly healthy babies) I think of … Continue reading →

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