I’m a mom of a 16 year old so I speak from much experience.  The worst thing that can happen at Christmas is to watch your little one’s face brighten up with excitement when they open up their Christmas gift BUT then to notice that it requires batteries … and then to realize that you don’t have any!  Oh gosh!

Duracell Quantum Batteries last up to 35% longer (vs. the next leading brand); it’s a good idea to stock up on a variety of sizes prior to the holidays.  [visit Duracell.ca for more information]

Here are some smart ideas:

1) If you purchase a toy/gift that require batteries, include them with the gift.

2) Don’t mix old batteries with new ones … when you replace batteries, replace all of them at once.

3) To preserve the life of the battery you might want to remove the batteries from the toys once the children are done playing.

4) Have backup batteries for all the electronic games, gadgets and toys. You don’t want to have teary-eyed kids during what’s supposed to be a happy time.

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