Kids Safety Nest; programme francophone

08/14/2025

Demander de l’aide est le courage de continuer!

08/14/2025

De bonnes recommandations de premiers soins pour des gens qui ont des crises d’épilepsies!!

08/13/2025

Ed Sheeran made headlines and earned widespread respect when he walked away from a staggering $25 million alcohol endorsement deal, choosing instead to prioritize his values as a father over financial gain. The decision, which stunned many in the entertainment industry, reflected his deep sense of responsibility—not just as a public figure, but as a parent. Speaking on the matter, Ed posed a powerful question that stuck with many: “If my daughter sees me promote alcohol, what message am I sending?” It was a moment of clarity for the singer-songwriter, who realized that the influence he holds carries weight, especially in the eyes of his children. For Ed, no paycheck was worth compromising the example he wants to set for his daughter. He acknowledged that while alcohol is a part of adult life for many, actively promoting it—especially for money—felt hypocritical when his most important role now is being a present, mindful father.

Ed has spoken candidly about how fatherhood has changed his perspective, making him more conscious of his actions, his words, and the legacy he’s creating. Turning down such a massive deal wasn’t just about protecting his image—it was about aligning his choices with the values he wants to pass on. “She’s going to look up to me,” he said, “and I want her to see someone who stands by what he believes in.” In an industry often driven by profit and exposure, Ed’s decision stood out as a rare act of integrity. It reinforced what many fans already admired about him: his willingness to stay grounded, make personal sacrifices for the right reasons, and lead not just with talent, but with principle.

08/11/2025

Me te décourage jamais! La persévérance paie!

07/29/2025

Passez plus de temps avec vos enfants dehors en nature! Un jour ils auront leur vie et planifiez un RV sera difficile due au travail, vie de famille etc… aussi vos enfants répèteront vos aventures avec les leurs!

06/23/2025

Fait attention au coup de chaleur!!🥵 💦

06/06/2025

Très bien dit!! Notre enfant a sa propre personnalité capacité compétences et ne sera ou voudra pas être un docteur dentiste secrétaire chimiste physicien etc! Comme parent ils nous faut les encourager vers leur chemin et leur désirs de réussir dans le programme de leur choix! Pas le nôtre!

05/31/2025

“ Imagine for a moment you were born in the year 1900. At age 14, World War I breaks out, ending at age 18, leaving 22 million dead.

Shortly after, a global pandemic appears, the Spanish flu, which kills 50 million people. And you survive, at 20 years.

At 29, you survive the global economic crisis that starts with the fall of the New York Stock Exchange, causing inflation, unemployment and hunger.

At age 33, Na**sm comes to power.

When you’re 39, World War II starts and ends when you’re 45, with 60 million dead.

At 52 years old, the Korean War begins.

When you’re 64 years old, the Vietnam War starts and ends when you’re 75.

Then a person born in 1985 thinks that their grandparents have no idea how difficult life is, not knowing that they have survived several wars and disasters.”

04/04/2025

03/25/2025

What a powerful message to parents!

A leopard’s jaws grab a baboon’s carcass. The predator has captured its prey and is willing to take it to its cubs.. However, a small detail gets the attention. Clinging to his mother’s body, a baby baboon, with fear in his eyes, resists abandoning her.

The image was taken by Basque photographer Igor Altuna.

This photo says a thousand things, but what strikes me is the fact that a child follows it’s parent. You can walk that child right into Hell and he/she will follow you without question. You can throw them on your back and walk them into a land of opportunity or you can drag them by the arm into some reckless situations. Either way, they cling to you. It begs the question…. Where are you leading your children? Are they exposed to consistent domestic violence, arguing, abuse, drug use? Do they experience abandonment, being placed in rooms behind screens to allow you to have “free time”? Or are they your priority? Do you sacrifice your plans for theirs? Do you put their needs and wants before your own? Remember, we chose to have children they didn’t choose. They deserve every opportunity to experience life. They deserve peace, happiness, joy, and fulfillment. They don’t deserve to be your door mat. Your second rank servant, or your punching bag. Make them a priority, not a chore. Set them up for success, not failure. Lead them, don’t drag them. Because like it or not, they will follow you into Hell if that’s where you take them.

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