Looking for an all natural 4 step skincare regimen - look no further.
http://www.mvorganics.com/

Via http://www.ecofabulous.com

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Having a child with allergies can be a little scary - these allergy bands
are cute and kid friendly. The Food Allergy Band is a comfortable,
fashionable, 100% latex-free wrist band with snap clasp. Made of 100%
polyester with canvas backing, it's practical for sports and every day wear
but stylish enough for dress-up days. The attention-grabbing colors and
embroidery ensure that everyone knows your child's allergy; with the clear
pictures, even young children will know what they mean.
http://assureproducts.com

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Saturday, January 23 is FREE Yoga Day USA. Each year hundreds of yoga
teachers and schools of free or nearly free yoga workshops. To find
http://www.yogadayusa.org/

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The 10 most important items to have in your first aid kit, according to the
American Red Cross.
1. Adhesive bandages in variety of sizes
2. Sterile gauze pads in various sizes and cloth adhesive tape
3. Latex-free disposable gloves
4. Tweezers
5. Thermometer (digital variety is safest)
6. Triple antibiotic ointment (such as Neosporin)
7. Antiseptic wipes
8. First-aid instruction
9. Topical antihistamines and aspirin
10.A face mask to protect from germs.

Via realsimple.com

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You may ask: What is a Zapi Doodle? Like the original Zapi, Zapi-Doodle
kills up to 99.9% of germs like e. coli and staphylococcus found on most
toothbrushes. In just 7 minutes Zapi-doodle zaps germs and bacteria with
proven UV technology, leaving toothbrushes clean and sanitized. Fits most
standard toothbrushes and electric toothbrush heads. The blinking light
tells you it¹s working, and the removable drip tray makes cleaning easy.

http://violight.com/zapidoodle-pink.html

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What is it about kids and brushing their teeth? Maybe these toothpaste heads
by Spread Heads are a fun way to promote good dental hygiene. The visual
idea of an animated dog or cat spewing out a bright neon colored gel onto a
toothbrush might have varying degrees of appeal.
http://thespreadheads.com/zen-cart/

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Bio terrorists have invaded my house - we are under siege and trying to be
victorious. Some tactics we have employed:
Water and other fluids. You can't flush a cold out of your system, but
drinking plenty of liquids can help. Water, juice, clear broth or warm lemon
water with honey helps loosen congestion and prevents dehydration. Avoid
alcohol, coffee and caffeinated sodas, which make dehydration worse.

Salt water. A saltwater gargle ‹ 1/2 teaspoon salt dissolved in an 8-ounce
glass of warm water ‹ can temporarily relieve a sore or scratchy throat.

Chicken soup. Generations of parents have spooned chicken soup into their
sick children. Now scientists have put chicken soup to the test, discovering
that it does have effects that might help relieve cold and flu symptoms in
two ways. First, it acts as an anti-inflammatory by inhibiting the movement
of neutrophils ‹ immune system cells that participate in the body's
inflammatory response. Second, it temporarily speeds up the movement of
mucus through the nose, helping relieve congestion and limiting the amount
of time viruses are in contact with the nose lining. So which is better,
homemade or canned? Researchers at the University of Nebraska compared
homemade chicken soup with canned versions and found that many, though not
all, canned chicken soups worked just as well as soups made from scratch.

Humidity. Cold viruses thrive in dry conditions ‹ another reason why colds
are more common in winter. Dry air also dries the mucous membranes, causing
a stuffy nose and scratchy throat. A humidifier can add moisture to your
home, but it can also add mold, fungi and bacteria if not cleaned properly.
Change the water in your humidifier daily, and clean the unit at least once
every three days.

http://www.mayoclinic.com

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