#Giveaway #RC Secure Your TV With The Sanus VuePoint Flat Panel TV Mount CLOSED!!

With a family, there are always safety concerns that we have for our children. There are so many things that are in our homes that can be very dangerous to our kids and even deadly for them. From the cleaning products that we lock up under the sink to the medications that are locked up in the medicine cabinet. I know that when I go through my home, I do look at things that my kids might get hurt by or that the baby could pull down on himself and it bothers me. I will block off those areas or monitor their play when they are near those items, so that my children can remain safe, but the concern remains. One thing that I know that most of us have in our homes, that we might not have secured in place is the television. Like many others, we have flat panel televisions in our home, but with their thin designs and such, it makes them easier for them to tip over or to be pulled over, which can be harmful or even deadly.



A 2011 US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) report on flat panel TV safety revealed:

·         A child is killed every three weeks from an unsecured TV

·         Every 45 minutes a child visits an emergency room due to a TV tip-over related injury

·         Between 2000 and 2011, 215 fatalities have resulted from TV tip-over

·         An estimated 17,000 people each year, the majority of which are children, are treated for injuries from TV tip-overs

·         Reported cases have increased almost 25% from 2006  to 2010, and over the last 10 years, injuries have increased by 31%

Well, the people from Sanus are the leading designer and manufacturer in flat panel TV mounts, and they want to help bring these statistics down. So they have partnered with Safe Kids Worldwide by educating consumers on the risks and dangers and by offering safe solutions for families across the nation by reducing TV tip over related injuries and fatalities. To help secure the flat panel televisions in your home, the wonderful people from Sanus would like to give one of my amazing readers their own Sanus VuePoint F180 Large Full-Motion TV Wall Mount!

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This was not a paid post and honest/original opinions were used and they are my own. Thank you to the company and/or pr agency who supplied the product for review.

46 Comments

  1. Robin Quick
    June 16, 2013 / 10:15 am

    To make a home safer for children install childproof locks on drawers & cabinets & place safety plugs in electrical outlets.

  2. Robin Quick
    June 16, 2013 / 10:36 am

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  4. jbmthill
    June 16, 2013 / 2:28 pm

    My kids are not little anymore, but I always kept my cleaning liquids up on a high shelf out of reach and had locks on my cupboards and bifold closets.like2sweep@gmail.comBeth H

  5. Elaine
    June 16, 2013 / 6:17 pm

    To make home safer for baby, install cabinet door, drawer and toilet locks. Also put a hook and eye (or similar) out of reach on cellar door.

  6. stefanie gladden
    June 16, 2013 / 7:32 pm

    use table & corner protectors so the kids dont hurt their heads on the pointy edge!

  7. D Schmidt mummytotwoboys
    June 16, 2013 / 7:56 pm

    To try to keep our home safer I have actually put a lot of what could be considered dangerous furniture in the garage until my children are older. I also child proof cupboards and wall sockets

  8. DEBIJOT
    June 16, 2013 / 9:53 pm

    We keep all household cleaning supplies on top shelves in the laundry room.

  9. Christy Garrett
    June 16, 2013 / 10:02 pm

    Attaching dressers to a stud in the wall can prevent your child from tipping it over on themselves if they attempt to climb on the drawers.

  10. Amy O
    June 16, 2013 / 11:53 pm

    We have outlet covers and safety locks on our cabinets

  11. Michele P.
    June 17, 2013 / 1:24 am

    I keep unused light sockets covered up, keep appliances and electronics away from the edge of where they are sitting and keep chemicals out of reach or locked up with childproof locks under the sink.

  12. Michele P.
    June 17, 2013 / 1:26 am

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  13. Daisy
    June 17, 2013 / 2:20 am

    i have childproof locks on drawers and cabinets were little one could reach in to

  14. cjabdelnour
    June 17, 2013 / 2:57 am

    WHEN COOKING, KEEP POT HANDLES TURNED INWARD SO SOMEONE DOES NOT KNOCK HOT FLUIDS ON THEMSELVES. Cheryl Abdelnour cjabdelnour@hotmail.com

  15. CindyWindy2003
    June 17, 2013 / 12:54 pm

    safety lock cabinets with cleaning supplies, cover up light sockets, carawling(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  17. JLin Mei
    June 17, 2013 / 3:52 pm

    child safety gates,locks…

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  19. Brei H.
    June 19, 2013 / 3:29 am

    Tie up cords from blinds on windows so children cannot reach them.

  20. J. 76
    June 19, 2013 / 5:42 am

    Never put sit in toys on raised surfaces, like bouncers or child seats on tables. They pose a fall risk, and if placed on a soft surface like a bed pose a suffocation risk.Thanks,Jayme H.

  21. Ann Fantom
    June 19, 2013 / 12:44 pm

    We keep our house safe by having a fire evacuation planabfantom at yahoo dot com

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    June 19, 2013 / 12:47 pm

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    June 19, 2013 / 12:53 pm

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  24. cdziuba
    June 19, 2013 / 2:18 pm

    Childproof electric sockets, remove slippery area and throw rugs, and keeps floors clear of anything baby can fall down on.

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    June 19, 2013 / 2:19 pm

    entered Hersheys

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    June 19, 2013 / 2:19 pm

    entered jack and giant slayer

  27. Austin Baroudi
    June 19, 2013 / 11:09 pm

    Baby gates and outlet cover work wonders!mcfallsk8er(at)aim(dot)com

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    June 19, 2013 / 11:15 pm

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  29. Literary Winner
    June 20, 2013 / 5:44 pm

    Put up gates to restrict access to certain areas.maggie at literary winner dot com

  30. katieoscarlet
    June 20, 2013 / 5:46 pm

    make sure all cleaning or toxic products are up high and out of reach

  31. carol roberts
    June 21, 2013 / 1:01 am

    make sure ur blinds cords are up high enough u can tie it in a knot after u cut em or just tie it up high put a toliet lid safty dealy that wont let the toliet seat up i never had that but who' noes that might have helped me when my toilet suddenly stoped up and found a toy truck lodge in there after we replaced the toliet ya get carmeras i had them and when i went out side i new instantly if he cryed liked if u step on the porch to do whatever if i wouldnt have gotton that i would have never left his side

  32. Shannon
    June 22, 2013 / 1:58 am

    We need to get our TV's mounted still.

  33. Kris
    June 23, 2013 / 10:29 pm

    i child lock my cabinets and drawers

  34. Jennifer Hiles
    June 26, 2013 / 7:48 pm

    we have locks on all the cupboards and put anything potentially dangerous up high.

  35. Robin Wilson
    June 28, 2013 / 3:27 pm

    Get down and crawl around your home, it gives you a better perspective as to what they can get into.

  36. Breanne
    July 2, 2013 / 4:12 am

    Baby gates

  37. Breanne
    July 2, 2013 / 4:12 am

    I entered your Summer Infant giveaway

  38. Linda Meyers-Gabbard
    July 2, 2013 / 11:45 am

    Make sure all electric outlets are covered. Child proof your cabinets and drawers. Keep all sharp objects out of reach. Ladyblueeyez1960 (at)(aol)(dot)(com)

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