by Damsel Defense | May 28, 2025 | Awareness
Whether you are a dog walker, jogger, subway commuter, or a mom running errands, learning how to be situationally aware can change the game when it comes to being protected. In this Safety Session, you will get to witness simple mistakes that turn to reported...
by Damsel Defense | May 21, 2025 | Awareness, Resources
1979 New York was filled with graffiti, urban decay, high crime rates, and the rise of the underground lifestyle. In the midst of all the worry of other crimes, a sudden shift happened in households across the nation. On May 25th, six-year-old Etan Patz walked out of...
by Damsel Defense | May 14, 2025 | Products
National Teacher’s Day is a day to honor the teacher in your child’s life and show appreciation for them. During this time, many parents have traditionally sent coffee gift cards, cards, or apples with their children to give to the teacher; however, we at Damsel want...
by Damsel Defense | May 7, 2025 | Awareness
Parenting is hard, there is no doubt about that. While many books and professionals claim to have the key to raising your children how you desire, we can all agree that what every good parent truly desires is to keep their child safe and there is nothing scarier than...
by Damsel Defense | Apr 30, 2025 | Products
Mother’s Day is approaching fast and we know you wish to get her the very best gift that shows you value her. We have created a gift guide just for you to help with picking the products you know she will love and appreciate based on the type of mom she is. For the...
Hiking can be an intimidating activity for some, while others are all too familiar and comfortable with the idea of hiking. If hiking intimidates you, or you think of yourself as an unseasoned hiker, but are looking to get started here are some tips to get you started!
Hostels are a great way to save some money while traveling abroad. Built for college students originally, hostels have humble beginnings in Germany.
Many of us grew up with the “Stranger Danger” concept - the idea that we should be weary of strangers who come up to us and make random requests or offer us something. For example, we were taught to stay away from men in vans offering candy or adults who asked for help searching for a lost dog. While this can still be somewhat relevant, the addition of technology has deeply affected this idea of “Stranger Danger” and has taken it to a whole new level.