For your safety … delay your call while driving.

 Your life is a trust … keep it safe.

 Be careful to weather fluctuations while driving.

 Avoid driving when you’re tired.

 Use your seat belt for your safety.

 Our children are our responsibility … make sure to keep them on their seats.

 Caution crossing red signal.

 Pull over to eat or drink … It takes only a few minutes.

 Dedicate at least 30 minutes a day to something you enjoy.

 Fun up family meals.

 Playing with your kids, builds strong bonds and warm memories.

 Following traditions give children a sense of identity and belonging.

 Create healthy habits in your family.

 Exercise together.

 Share your old memories with your family.

 Celebrate occasions with your family.

 Store your valuables in a safe

 Never leave children alone or unattended near water or fire

 Immediately replace any damaged or faulty materials

 Block or lock the windows, stairways, and doors to prevent accidental falls by small children

Arrange furniture for easy navigation

 Easy access to phone numbers in case of an emergency

Never leave extra keys in expected places

Check water heater or cooler in your home regularly

Install smoke alarms on every level and rooms of your home

Keep matches, lighters and other ignitable substances in a secured location out of your child’s reach

Teach your children what smoke alarms sound like and what to do when they hear one

Make sure everyone knows to call on emergency number

Keep fire extinguisher at your home

Keep items that can catch on fire at least three feet away from anything that gets hot

Check electrical wiring in your home regularly

Don’t keep unnecessary electronic devices open

Check your passport expiry date

Save emergency numbers

Count your luggage’s every time your check-in/check-out

Always keep small amounts of cash on hand

Scan a copy of your passport

Leave your valuables at ‘home’

Ask your hotel for advice on ‘safe’ versus ‘unsafe’ local areas

Have the address of your hotel written down to hand to taxi drivers

 Give your domestic servant in the first few weeks proper training

 Discuss with domestic servant the cuisine you like to eat

 Communicate your house rules to her/him

 Teach your domestic servant about home security

 Give your domestic servant consistent feedback on the job he/she has done

 Do not overdependence on your domestic servant

 Treat your domestic servant fairly

 It’s good to have a work schedule for your domestic servant