Spring Break Home Safety – Making spring break at home safe for kids in Alaska is especially important because unique seasonal conditions can increase the risk of injury. Snow-covered yards, icy driveways, melting rooftops, and continued use of heating devices all create potential hazards for children who are spending more time at home. Furthermore, without…
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Spring Break Child Safety – Spring break in Alaska looks different than it does in many other states. In communities like Fairbanks and Anchorage, families still deal with icy driveways, cold temperatures, and unpredictable weather – even in March. When school-age children (ages 5 to12) spend more time at home during Spring Break, child safety…
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Spring Break Safety – It’s that time of year in Alaska. Spring break is a great time to relax and have fun. Smart planning keeps your trip safer and more stress-free. Here are practical ways to protect yourself while traveling. Have Fun and Stay Protected Spring break should be memorable for the right reasons. Whether…
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Spring break is approaching for schools across Alaska. Many families spend spring break at home to participate in local events and activities. Keeping kids entertained and safe while out of school is a priority for all parents. Home Entertainment Preparing educational games and activities for school-age children can be rewarding for families spending spring break at…
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