Otitis media with effusion or OME is so common in children that almost all kids will have experience middle ear fluid and many will have at least one ear infection by the time that they reach school age. Acute otitis media is a painful ear infection. This infection...
• If you teach children that foods high in sugar and fats are unhealthy, will they eat more of them? • If you teach sexual education, will more teenage Moms have babies? • If you teach young kids to avoid putting objects in their noses and ears, will they do it...
Camelback Mountain is an absolutely beautiful mountain to hike. When you get to the top, you are 2,704 feet about sea level. To reach the summit, you have to hike about 1,200 feet in elevation and will have traveled a distance of about 1.2 miles. It takes anywhere...
“A fun one that should be required reading for all youngsters!” Kids can’t resist cramming things into holes, include the ears and nose. This fun explanation from a doctor on why they shouldn’t do that will keep kids chuckling and, more importantly, keep...
Many people are used to cleaning their ears with Q-tips. Their goal is to, well, keep them clean. This well-intentioned act, however, can actually risk our hearing ability. The ear, particularly the inside parts, are extremely delicate. So, special care has to be...
Teaching Sexual Education in schools is similar to reading our book to kids. Reading Don’t Stick Sticks Up Your Nose! Don’t Stuff Stuff In Your Ears! will NOT increase the likelihood that your child will put an object in their ears and nose. 2 Big Box...
Swimmer’s ear is a medical condition that results in significant pain as a result of irritation, inflammation, or infection in the ear. Its name is based on the fact that it normally affects swimmers. It typically affects children as well as teenagers, but can also...
It’s very common for kids to stick things where they don’t belong: namely the nose and the ears. The list of things they insert just keeps continues to grow, from candy to rocks to beads and buttons. All of these foreign bodies can lead to some serious health issues,...
Statistics show that every year almost half a million children undergo surgeries under anesthesia in which ear tubes are inserted into their eardrums. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and is carried out to remove any fluid that may have become trapped...
DON’T STICK STICKS UP YOUR NOSE! DON’T STUFF STUFF IN YOUR EARS! KIRKUS REVIEW by Jerald S. Altman, Richard Jacobson In their debut, co-authors Altman and Jacobson explain to young readers the appropriate uses for the nose, ears, and mouth—and what should...
A tiny yellow gummy or object next to a ruler, emphasizing the significance of keeping small objects away from children to ensure safety and avoid choking hazards.
A detailed image of a tick to educate children about pests and the importance of safety precautions, reinforcing the message in the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” book.
Adult supervision and safe eating habits are emphasized in children’s safety education resources.
A close-up of a small screw on a textured blue background, with a ruler showing measurement for safety purposes in children’s toys.
A children’s safety educational image showing the importance of avoiding dangerous objects and promoting safe practices with medical tools.
A small blue safety screw placed next to a ruler to showcase its size, used as a teaching tool in the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” book series to promote child safety awareness.
Close-up of tiny safety object beside a quarter dollar coin, emphasizing small items children should avoid swallowing or sticking, as taught in the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” safety book for kids.
A close-up of a child’s forehead showing a prominent scar with a raised keloid bump, emphasizing the importance of injury prevention and safe practices for kids.
Small safety sticker for kids safety on mesh surface, highlighting the importance of caution in children’s environments.
A close-up image of a small yellow safety bead with a measuring scale, emphasizing safety and choking prevention for children.
Dead cockroach, pest control, hygiene, safety, children’s education, “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” book focus.
Small plastic button measuring approximately 1 cm, shown next to a ruler on pink fabric, highlighting size and details suitable for kids’ clothing and safety-focused DIY crafts.
A child-friendly illustration from the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” book showing safety tips for children about ear safety and avoiding inserting objects into ears.
A realistic image of a tick, emphasizing the importance of teaching kids about ticks and safe behavior to prevent tick bites and disease transmission.
A close-up photograph of a small jumping spider with detailed features on a light-colored, textured sandy background. Ideal for nature, insects, and educational content about safety and awareness for children.
“Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” promotes kids’ safety and healthy eating habits through engaging visuals and educational content.
Colorful educational material emphasizing safety and awareness for children, featuring small rocks or gravel measured against a ruler to teach kids about safe object sizes and risks.
A close-up of a small bug on a mesh with a ruler for scale, emphasizing safety and insect identification to help children stay safe.
A small insect caught in a mesh screen, emphasizing safety and pest prevention for kids and families, related to the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” safety book.
Educational image of ear safety showing a blue earplug in a child’s ear for hearing protection.
Keep things out of your EARS!
A tiny frog embryo about the size of a quarter, shown on paper with a coin for scale, emphasizing safe scientific curiosity for children.
Kids’ safety education, emphasizing the dangers of small objects like chalk and the importance of supervision for children.
Gum safety tips for children | Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff book promoting kid safety against sticky substances.
A tiny seed or object placed beside a ruler for size comparison, emphasizing its small size to teach children about safety and avoid choking hazards.
Small blue marble for children’s safety awareness, demonstrating the importance of handling small objects carefully to prevent choking hazards and accidents.
A small orange bead is featured alongside a ruler for size comparison, emphasizing the importance of keeping small objects out of children’s reach to prevent choking hazards, in line with the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” safety education.
A white game piece with the number 6 printed in black is placed on a textured gray fabric background, used in educational tools teaching children safety and number recognition.
A tiny snail shell against a white background, with a ruler showing its length for teaching kids safety and awareness through the “Don’t Stick Don’t Stuff” book.