Bryan Sumner
We are all used to hearing about popular name brands like Johnson and Johnson for baby bath products. There is a new company, Gaia; based out of Australia they have all natural products for new borns. An example of their products would be their bamboo baby wipes. They also have shampoo and body wash samples for free. All you have to do is send a self-addressed stamped envelope to them and they will send you free samples. Part of their sample collection also includes baby moisturizer.
Gerber apparently has shampoo and bath time giggles for babies now and has a kit to give away for free. They will ask you to complete a survey and some affiliate offers and then verify your contact information before they will send you their free kit. In this kit will include bath wash with lavender, lotion with lavender, regular baby wash, shampoo plus some vapor bath wash, two wash cloths, a walrus toy, bath time music and an amazing $12.00 in coupons.
The organic gurus have made a shampoo and conditioner all in one product that is all natural. It has no animal ingredients and has no artificial colors or fragrances. The name of the product is called Kiss My Face. Although you have to purchase a minimum amount of seventy five dollars’ worth of products they have many free samples to choose from after their product minimum has been met. Still this website does not require affiliate programs or surveys to sign up for, just a product minimum.
Johnson’s baby bath essentials kit has a nasal aspirator to clear the stuffy nose or if they get water up their nose, Mylicon drops for gas relief, infant Motrin pain reliever and fever reducer, four ounces of Balmex diaper rash cream, nine ounces of Johnson’s vapor bath for bathing and clearing congestion in the chest, Kaolectrolyte packets to replenish electrolytes and prevent dehydration. To get this offer you will need to provide your email address and information and fill out a quick survey and complete three affiliate programs and get accepted by a credit card offer through one affiliate program.
These are just a number of the many baby bath time items you can get online for free. Remember once you sign up for all of these programs all the organizations will send you free coupons in the mail along with other samples and free stuff. BabiesRus.com also has a baby bath tub give away each year after Christmas time so also look out for that offer. Holiday seasonal items are always a great time to look for discounts and most of all the freebies your heart can desire. I enjoy going to Huggies.com for other special offers and discounts on their shampoos and bath time products.
Hopefully you also will find some joy in visiting some of these places to get some free baby stuff for your kids.
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Posted in Children · July 24th, 2010 · Comments (0)
When you’re a child, your idea of a swimming pool is pretty single-focused: jump in and have loads and loads of fun. Splash. Jump. Scream. Soak. Swim under water and resurface with fanfare. Does life get any better than this? Of course not.
Swimming pools are fun for parents, too. The water is soothing. The air is fresh. And sometimes parents like to frolic around, too. And, of course, parents like to see their children enjoying themselves out in the fresh air, away from the TV screen, the video games screen, the music players and all those other sedentary basement things that kids are into these days. Even teenagers will take a break from their isolation and be part of the family again for a short time.
But water is dangerous, and every year 750 American children 14 years old and younger drown, many in backyard swimming pools, and another 4000 are severely enough injured that they need to be hospitalized. Pool safety is serious business.
The first and most obvious pool safety tip for kids is to make sure you have a solid pool fence installed, to keep young neighbourhood children – including your own – from wandering into the pool unattended. That is how most swimming pool drownings happen. You can build one yourself if you know what you’re doing, but you might want to call a swimming pool child safety fence installer to make sure the fence is build strong and solid. Use gates that self-close and self-latch, with latches higher than your children’s reach, and make sure the fence is at least four feet high.
Here are a few mote top tips and tactics to keep your kids safe in the swimming pool this summer…
Never leave children alone. Drowning takes just a couple minutes, and it can – and often does – happen while parents step away from the pool “for just a moment”.
Keep lifesaving equipment next to the pool. Remember, these are NOT toys. Don’t let the kids (or your friends) play with them or move them.
Make sure your pool deck has a non-slip surface. That will make it less likely that there will be a fall-related accident (Yes, they do happen frequently – kids love to run, even if you tell them not to).
Make sure any electrical appliance or device is protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter, in case they come in contact with the water. Better yet, keep radios and such far away from the water and far away from where they can fall in the water.
The American Academy of Paediatrics recommends “touch supervision” for all children under five years old. That means that the parent should ensure the child is within arm’s reach at all times. If something happens, you are in a position to intervene.
As soon as they are ready, invest in swimming lessons. Not only will they learn swimming skills from people who are trained to teach, but they will learn water safety skills. Yes, I know you think you can teach them perfectly well, but there are some things that are worth seeking professional help. Unlike skating lessons and craft camp, the swimming lessons your children take a kids, might save their lives at any time in their lives. And if not their lives, the lives of someone they love.
So you’ve installed your pool, and you are ready to build the deck. Call your local pool fence installation contractor to build the fence and also the deck, so that it is also strong and sturdy. Finally, one last little tip…
Have fun.
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Posted in Children · June 28th, 2010 · Comments (0)