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Calling all Springfree Trampoline owners!

Next year, we’re releasing a new set of videos and we want to feature the people who know our product best: the Springfree owners. And that’s you!

Share your Springfree moment with us and we just might feature your family!

It’s pretty easy to do:

1. Grab a camera! We’re not picky about what you use to shoot your footage: it can be your camera, smart phone, camcorder, whatever else you have.

2. Film some fun Springfree Trampoline moments. Ideas include:

• Your kids’ reaction to “unwrapping” a Springfree for Christmas
• Why the Springfree was a good investment for Mum and Dad
• Why you think Springfree is simply the best trampoline in the world

3. Upload your video to YouTube with the title: “Hey Springfree, I gave my kids an awesome trampoline!”

We’ll pick our favourites and you just might become internet famous. Each entry is automatically entered into a draw for a chance to win an accessory package (FlexrHoop, FlexrStep, Shifting Wheels) to add even more fun to your Springfree jumps. And don’t worry if you already have all of these accessories; the package can be substituted for credit toward other Springfree Trampoline products.

Hurry and start filming because this challenge ends on January 14, 2012 at 11:59 p.m. PST.

Here are the detailed terms & conditions for you to review: Springfree Trampoline YouTube Challenge.

We can’t wait to watch your videos!

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I received a link to a very cute YouTube video this week, showing a 5-year-old girl talking the emergency services through a crisis happening in her house – her father is struggling to breath and needs an ambulance.

Your probably thinking ‘cute’ would not be the best word to describe that sort of situation, but if you watch the video you will see why I describe it so.

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As cute as it may be, there is also an important message in this. How would your kids react if presented with a situation like Savannah? Have you educated your kids on what to do in an emergency, what numbers to call and how to act?

This lesson could be the difference between life and death.

The Triple Zero Kids Challenge is a great tool in educating your kids in an engaging way.

The game is aimed at 5–10 year-olds and uses colourful, animated characters in nine interactive scenarios to provide lessons to children on the confident and appropriate use of Triple Zero.

Children will learn the important information they need to provide to operators, such as:

• Which emergency service they need help from,

• What the nature of the emergency is and

• Where the emergency is happening.

Try it out for yourself first http://kids.triplezero.gov.au/.

Do you have any tips or suggestion that you have found work well in teaching your kids about emergencies?