First message boards, then Twitter and Facebook, and now...BNTER!

Bnter is a social network designed for capturing conversations, proves a modern way to save those precious moments and share them with family members, friends, and followers. Web- and app-based, Bnter.com can be accessed from your laptop, ipad, or smart phone. Simple to use, free and fun, Bnter.com offers an organized means of sharing those funny moments in a more visually appealing way than simply sharing them in your Facebook or Twitter stream. 


With ease of use, and quick sign up (and sharing), you can keep a sort of "online baby book" (if you're a parent) or other memories, quips, and conversations.  I consider it a happy medium between text and Facebook.  You can gather "friends."  The drawback that I saw was the inability to continue a conversation. 


So get on over there and banter about what you wish!  It's already all over the internet anyway...why not keep it some place the ol' brain won't forget?

Disclosure: I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of the Bnter Campaign and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.

New Changes to Children's Tylenol Products!

From the Tylenol site:
Enhanced Bottle

Infants’ TYLENOL® will include SIMPLEMEASURE®, a new, enhanced bottle with a protective opening and push-in syringe designed to:

*Provide even more accurate dosing and easier administration to infants
*Allow for better control when dispensing with fewer spills
*Further reduce the risk of children getting to the medicine in the bottle
*The new, enhanced bottle with protective opening will be coming to Children’s TYLENOL® products soon.

Dosage Change
Look for new dosing directions on Infants’ TYLENOL®.

To help minimize medication errors, Infants’ TYLENOL® will now have the same concentration of the active ingredient, acetaminophen, as Children’s TYLENOL®, which will standardize dosing across the products and age groups.

When Infants’ TYLENOL® returns to store shelves as early as this upcoming cold and flu season, the products will continue to include specially designed dosing devices appropriate to the age of the child.
As announced by the OTC trade organization, Consumer Healthcare Products Association, other manufacturers also intend to transition to the same single concentration (160 mg / 5 mL) for all single-ingredient OTC pediatric liquid acetaminophen products. This transition of other manufacturers’ infants’ products to the children’s concentration may begin as early as this summer and is anticipated to continue into 2012.

There may be a time period when more than one concentration of infants’ acetaminophen products will be available in stores, and parents and caregivers might have both in their medicine cabinets. Caregivers should always read and follow the dosing directions on the package they are using. Parents and caregivers should contact their child’s healthcare provider if they have questions about dosing instructions. For more information, please visit www.chpa-info.org

Look for these changes to pediatric TYLENOL® products as early as this upcoming cold and flu season.

Personally I have always trusted Tylenol products when my kids were small...and it's great to know they are staying on top of safety features and making it easier for parents under stress to dose their children properly.  (Who ISN'T under stress when a kidlin is sick?)


I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Tylenol and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.