Each year we eagerly await the Environmental Working Group's list of safest sunscreens for kids (and grownups too) and we're so glad to see 2013 is ready, just in time for the unofficial start of summer.
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If you counted the number of times my reviews have stated that moms love being pampered... well, it might start to sound like a cry for help. As we all know, motherhood is a 24-7 job, and when we finally get some down time, we deserve the best--in bath products and in chocolate.
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Peace is something I believe we need to promote all the time. I want my children to wear it on their sleeves and on their chests.
Well, wasn't I delighted to walk into my local bodega and see a brand new treat from Justin's Organic Peanut Butter staring back at me from the counter. Okay, my thighs weren't delighted, but I sure was.
As huge fans of natural products, we know first-hand that you usually have to shop at a few different stores--sometimes more--to get the exact brands that you love. So imagine our excitement when we were introduced to Vine.com.
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We're all familiar with sugar-happy birthday parties and itchy-sad Chicken Pox parties. But we're excited about the possibility of hosting a Healthy Child Party that makes the moms, the kids, and the doctors happy.
Whether you're pregnant, nursing, or just care a lot about what you put on your skin, Nine Naturals bath and beauty products will let you lather without worry about pthalates, parabens, or other questionable ingredients.
My girls have this ridiculous obsession with lip balm. Considering how it's actually on their lips (and thus, entering their digestive system, let's be honest) I tend to be more conscientious about lip balm ingredients than even things like kids' nail polishes.
I have a total thing for sachets. It's easy to find scary-looking ones (hello, airport giftshops!), but when I find pretty ones that smell wonderful, I tend to stock up.
Babies drool: that's a fact. I tried to rock the sans bib look for my brood and that option didn't quite pan out. It turns out that wet necks lead to rashes, not rockstars.
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