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Secure furniture such as bookcases, dressers and TVs with brackets or straps to prevent them from falling if children attempt to climb them.

Power down your electronic devices: Technology has made it easier for parents to multitask, but it has also made it easier to lose focus on your children. Remember that too much attention to the cellphone or TV can be a distraction from the supervision of your child. Children know when they have your full attention, and it will make them feel important and loved.

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Reach out to others: Connect with neighbors, coworkers, or others in your community to share and seek recommendations. With any recommendation, be sure it makes sense for you and your child.

Stay up-to-date with activities happening at Fort Moore and in the surrounding area. The Fort Moore Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation website (moore. armymwr.com) and Fort Moore Garrison social media page (facebook. com/mcoefortmoore) are great places to stay connected. Contact 706544-SAFE (7233) for more on the Fort Moore Family Advocacy Program. Military OneSource (militaryonesource.mil) has articles and resources about a variety of family life topics, including parenting, relationships, and military transitions to help support your family all year round.

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