Treehouse Tv PSA

I do not remember this at all. 

So it turns out this is one of the Small Steps PSAs. There’s only one of them on YouTube and the others seem to be lost. That one does not contain the lizard however. Here’s a list of all of them:


1. Nutrition (LOST)
Preschoolers don't need as much food and will eat when they are hungry. It's better to give smaller meals more frequently than to try to force a large meal. Encourage, don't force. Your child won't starve. Provide healthy, bite sized, colourful foods. Foods that were rejected 3 weeks ago may be accepted now. Serve the preschoolers about 1/2 of an adult serving.

2. Togetherness (LOST)

Take time to spend with your children. Let them in on conversation around the dinner table, and listen to what they have to say. Playing together and sharing thoughts and feelings is how we all create that special bond.

3. Physical Activity (LOST)

Pediatric obesity and lack of physical fitness has become an issue of national significance. Since most preschool care no longer involves unrestricted play with other children, fitness levels are at an all time low. Parents and care givers need to provide a recommended one hour per day of physical activity (not all at once). Children learn from emulating you, so increasing your activity can encourage your children. Try walks, flying kites, trips to the playground, joint exercise tapes, tag, ball, and other active games.

4. Accident Prevention (LOST)

Accidental injury is the number one cause of death in preschool children. Ninety percent of these accidents could be prevented. The most common accidental deaths are motor vehicle, drownings, fires, falls, poisoning, and burns. Most accidents occur between 8AM and 9AM, and 5PM to 7PM.

5. Medical Visits (LOST)

Before you call or see the Doctor, take a minute to write down all of your child's symptoms with details. The more you tell them, the more they can help. You know your child better than anyone -- trust your judgement. Write down questions ahead of time -- there's no such thing as a stupid question. Let your child ask questions too. Repeat the Doctor's instructions back to him/her so you can be sure you understand.

6. Better Bedtimes (LOST)

Establish routines and give them some choices. Keep other struggles out of it (get them to brush their teeth an hour before bedtime). Provide what helps your child relax, and ask what they might need before turning out the light (drink of water). Provide a clean bed that is free of toys and distractions. Also provide a night light and make sure the path to the door is clear of toys and obstructions.

7. Grandparents Retrospective (LOST)

In our later years, when we look back at what we've done, or haven't done, there are always a few things we would have changed. Grandparents are a valuable insight into what really matters in the long run. Don't sweat the little things. Spend more time with the children and simply be there for them.

8. Advice from Kids (FOUND: youtu.be/wQTpLcDxxPs)

A key to good parenting is to see the world thru a child's eyes. Get tips from the kids themselves. Hearing advice from kids will remind parents of the most often overlooked aspects of being a parent. Don't waste energy trying to be perfect.

Please help me find the other ones if you can. Archived Small Steps page featuring the lizard: web.archive.org/web/20000229125337/http://www.treehousetv.com/small_steps/index.htm

The one you watched was probably the Accident Prevention one. Quite serious for Treehouse IMO.