Health insurance for Hyzyd is a must!

Even if I put my child in a glass case for protection, he'd find a way to break the glass and cut himself. Mild accidents happened last night despite my best childproofing and safety efforts.

Last night my 14-month old tot was with me in the living room. He is playing and watching Mickey Mouse Club House at the same time. Because he seemed busy with his activity, I prepare our dinner in a nearby table. The moment I turned my back at him, I already heard a loud crash! I was petrified of what might happen to my baby. He was standing next to a fallen stand fan with broken blades around him! I checked on him if he has cuts, or any sort of injury. Thanks be to God that he's alright. I'm relieved. When I'm done picking up the broken pieces, I bathed him. I got the shock of my life again for he managed to put in his mouth a portion of the broken blade! How come was he able to manage to pick up one and put it in his mouth? What if he swallowed the broken blade?

In times like this, I am hoping to avail a health insurance for my baby like the Tonik Health Insurance as soon as possible. For little or no cost, this insurance pays for doctor visits, immunizations, hospitalizations, and emergency room visits. Tonik Health Insurance is offered by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, one of the largest insurance providers in the world, and the most trusted name in the insurance industry. Too bad it wasn't available here in Thailand. I better ask my Thai friends who can speak English so that they could help me avail the health insurance I need for my kid.

Because of what happened, I stay aware and more vigilant when it comes to home safety. They said that the most tragic accidents are the ones that could have been prevented. Adequate supervision is the key with children. It only takes a few seconds for an accident to occur. I'm always imploring God's protection and shielding for my family every second and every minute of the day.

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