If you have a young child you have a car seat.  But are you sure it's installed properly?  Studies show that more than 90% of car seats are installed improperly, which could lead to serious injury to your child if you were ever in an accident.  This website offers helpful tips to ensure that your child is riding safely and securely!

Once you read the link to the American Academy of Pediatrics you'll want to have your car seats inspected for proper installation.  This website provides a helpful link to the car seat checkup events in your area.

Another link about child passenger safety?  You bet.  Car accidents are the leading cause of death for children ages 3 - 14 in the U.S.  This is one of those times when a little knowledge can go a long way in protecting your children.  This website makes it easy to see how to keep your children - no matter how old - riding safely and in style.

Bumps on the head.  Concussions.  Blows to the head.  Whatever you call it, any type of injury to the head could be potentially serious for your child, even if it seems like a minor injury and there are no visible signs of injury.  Brain injuries are the leading cause of death and disability for children (this includes head injuries caused by car accidents).  Read up on how to prevent head injuries, how to spot them, and what to do about them.

The National Center has great information about how to keep your kids safe from abuse or kidnapping.  It has critical tips on how to talk with your children about safety in a way that is most effective and easiest for them to grasp.  Check out their FAQ: Child Safety, which shatters a lot of myths about "stranger danger." 

This is my church.  It continually strives to have an active and grace-full presence in our community and reminds me of the myriad ways that I can give back.  It will often be the recipient of Go Scooter Go's monthly Give Back! donation.

As a former employee of the Commission this agency and its mission are close to my heart.  It is a model for how state agencies can provide services to people in a dignified and accessible way without getting bogged down in bureaucracy. 

Want to explore the world but can't get away for a vacation?  This website allows you to view incredible pictures from all over the world.  Go on an adventure right from your computer!

If you're looking for cool, edgy kids' clothes, this is the place for it!

This tour of the old Gobbler Motel in Wisconsin is very entertaining.  Click on "Let's go Gobblin'!" when you need a good laugh.

Think NetFlix for the fitness-minded.  Sign up for a membership and get access to hundreds of great workout videos.  Very cool!

Love the Go Scooter Go! logo and website?  Then you'll love my friend, Aimee Clary, who is the artist who designed them and the face of the ICE Tag.  She is very talented and knowledgeable about graphic design, web design, web marketing, etc.

My friend Dionna and her husband have developed the ZTrainer, a 6-week walking program that is available in 4 formats, including CD-ROM, digital download, and the ZTrainer Playaway.  It's very cool and provides great results!

If you're interested in starting your own business, this is a good place to start.  Tamara Monosoff's book, The Mom Inventor's Handbook, provided a great roadmap for me as I was taking my first entrepreneurial steps.  It's a very easy read and has many great tips and websites.