Ace. &. Terry .
Organization for Jesus Christ Ministries
The Beach Babysitter
If you like this product and you think that this will help to save childrens lives at the beach, go to my e-mail, culmeralbert1952@aol.com, and let me know . I did a walk survey at the beach and I got more than 124 signatures of people giving me a rating from 1 to 10. ,give me your rating I will be showing the ratings to the companies that I will be dealing with. Every little bit helps. Together we will save a lot of childrens lives at the beach. That is the most important thing that we need to think about, the children. Thank you and I hope to hear from you soon.
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Back in 2003, when I heard that 4 children had drowned at the beach in Jacksonville, Florida, due to the strong currents and undertows, my heart cried out for the parents, because I know how much it hurts when you lose your children. I lost mine under different circumstances, so I know the hurt that a person feels when they lose someone close to them. I prayed to God to give me an idea that will help save children from drowning. The idea came to me, Why not use a lifejacket and a safety line, that way if the current pulled the child out into the water, the lifejacket would keep them afloat and the safety line would only let them go out no more than 14 feet. The anchor that the safety line is connected to goes down 18 inches into the sand, so when the swift current pulls the child out, the spring-loaded retractable line would take the shock of the sudden jerk and the anchor would prevent the child from going out any further. The tassels on the sides of the handlebars make it easy for pedestrians to see, so they will not trip over it. They will be able to notice the children in the area. If you would like to know more about the "Beach Babysitter" . To get in touch with me, my e-mail address is: culmeralbert1952@aol.com
These rules have ben approved by a attorney
Rules For Use Of The Beach Babysitter.
1. At no time should you leave your child unattended
2. At all times make sure that the child is wearing enough sunblock.
3. When using this device, double -check each buckle and snap,
also check the lock that hooks up to the safety line in the back
of the jacket to make sure that everything is secured properly.
4. Make sure that the shaft is screwed down into the ground at least
18 inches and take your foot and press all around the shaft so that
sand is pressed tightly around the shaft.
5. Judge the distance of how many feet out into the water that you
want your child to go.
6. Make sure that you have the streamers connected to the"Beach Babysitter''
so that it will be noticeable to people who are walking around it.
The safety line is made to swivel around the shaft which also helps
to keep the child from getting tangled up. It also is retractable, the
line will go out 14 feet and as the child comes back in, the line will
retract back into the case.When finished using the "Beach Babysitter"
you need to rinse it off with fresh water. A little rust might occur, clean
it off with soft scrub. Also spray on some type of lubricant. This will help
to stop rusting on the bottom of the shaft.
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Watch Out For Your Children AT The Beach
(1) Click on this link to see more.--->>> http://www.jacksonville.com/ FERNANDINA BEACH - A Stone Mountain, Ga., father died Friday after getting caught in a rip current as he was trying to pull his 7-year-old son to safety.
(2) Surviving a rip current Rip currents are powerful, channeled currents of water flowing away from shore that can sweep even the strongest swimmer out to sea. The currents typically extend from the shoreline and past the line of breaking waves. Rip currents can occur at any beach with breaking waves.Clickon this link. http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/051207/nen_169042712.shtml
MARY HURST/My Nassau Sun
Tracy Wieland displays a picture of her 3-year-old son, Alexander, who she recently resuscitated using CPR.
