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Saturday, January 14, 2012
You smoothie talker! Yoplait Frozen Smoothie Coupon
Go visit http://www.myblogspark.com/uc/
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**I received this information and the coupon offer from Yoplait through MyBlogSpark.
*This coupon offer is not valid in the following states: including California, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota and Tennessee.
**I received this information and the coupon offer from Yoplait through MyBlogSpark.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Lag
I am not sure why, but MomCentral hasn't picked me for reviews lately. Maybe I'm not one of the popular kids any more. Maybe I'm just not in the right age bracket or something. *shrug*
I miss doing the reviews.
I miss doing the reviews.
Monday, June 20, 2011
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.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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.
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.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Pop...corn...chips??
Crunchy snacks work wonders for Em, my Aspie kid who craves carbs.
"Popchips has created an innovative snack that delivers the crunch and the taste, but without all the calories and guilt of greasy potato chips. In fact, a single-serve bag of popchips containing nearly 20 crave-crushing chips is a mere 100 calories and 3.5 grams of fat. This means you get all the flavor and less than half the fat of regular fried chips. Made from all-natural ingredients, these treats are popped – not fried or baked - proving popchips a truly revolutionary snack and a worthy indulgence!"
Flavors range from salt & pepper and cheddar, to the more classic sea salt & vinegar, barbeque, original, sour cream & onion and many more. All the flavors were YUMMY!! And everything was such a light, yet fulfilling snack. Kasia loved the sea salt & vinegar and barbecue. Em loved the salt & pepper and sour cream & onion flavors. And I loved the original and cheddar ones!
Go“like” popchips on Facebook.
And I'll have a giveaway for a “Get Popped” box of popchips, just like I received. Post here and tell me your favorite crunchy snack and flavor that you like. AI will randomly choose a name and contact you so I can send in your info and you will receive your packet, too!
“I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of popchips and received a “Get Popped” box of popchips and a $30 gift certificate to thank me for taking the time to participate.”
"Popchips has created an innovative snack that delivers the crunch and the taste, but without all the calories and guilt of greasy potato chips. In fact, a single-serve bag of popchips containing nearly 20 crave-crushing chips is a mere 100 calories and 3.5 grams of fat. This means you get all the flavor and less than half the fat of regular fried chips. Made from all-natural ingredients, these treats are popped – not fried or baked - proving popchips a truly revolutionary snack and a worthy indulgence!"
Flavors range from salt & pepper and cheddar, to the more classic sea salt & vinegar, barbeque, original, sour cream & onion and many more. All the flavors were YUMMY!! And everything was such a light, yet fulfilling snack. Kasia loved the sea salt & vinegar and barbecue. Em loved the salt & pepper and sour cream & onion flavors. And I loved the original and cheddar ones!
Go“like” popchips on Facebook
And I'll have a giveaway for a “Get Popped” box of popchips, just like I received. Post here and tell me your favorite crunchy snack and flavor that you like. AI will randomly choose a name and contact you so I can send in your info and you will receive your packet, too!
“I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of popchips and received a “Get Popped” box of popchips and a $30 gift certificate to thank me for taking the time to participate.”
Friday, November 5, 2010
Sugar Rush!
Well, Halloween is over. All the little spooks and goblins and rappers and *gasp* Hannah Montanas (EEEEK!!) are back home and probably still have bellyaches from all the candy they consumed since Halloween night.
But aha - it's not just bellyaches that plague those tykes. (Yeah, I'm so freakin' old, they're tykes and whippersnappers.) Apparently there's statistics and you know, those statistics show kids miss 51 million school hours each year because of dental-related illness, and pediatric dental disease is the #1 chronic childhood illness. (Miss school due to dental illness? Maybe just having to go to the dentist during school hours? Who knows!)
Now for the formal spiel:
Anyway, Listerine and Reach created "October Oral Care Challenge" for kids 6 and older to take with their parents—a great tip to get kids to imitate good oral hygiene routines. To complete the challenge, kids and Moms have to brush, floss and rinse every day, twice a day for three weeks—a key step in building a strong oral care foundation. We all hear about the importance of regular brushing and flossing for your oral care routine, but rinsing with a therapeutic mouthwash for 30 seconds twice daily, an additional but essential activity, helps reach those other parts of the mouth that harbor germs.
The makers of Listerine and Reach have also teamed up with America's Toothfairy to launch "Trick or Treat for America's Toothfairy," a campaign to raise awareness of pediatric dental disease and help provide life changing care to underserved children. You can visit www.AmericasToothfairy.org to learn more.
Yeah - we brushed and sang "brusha brusha brusha" from Grease and lots of other stuff...my kids are 10 and 13, but the 10 year old has sensory issues (Asperger's - the gift that keeps on giving) and HATES to brush her teeth. I've tried for years and even holding her down isn't conducive to good dental habits. But I digress...
We received Agent Cool Blue, Smart Rinse (whoo - a variety!), smart flossers, toothbrushes, and such neat stuff!
She loved the Barbie swishy stuff (as she calls it) and chose her own "chubby brush" and really liked the "blue goo" that shows on your teeth (pre-rinse) to see where you need to really concentrate on brushing. Yeah, that lasted for about a week. Hey, I tried
But it helped some - and it's always great to get things moving. Kasia and I really got into it and are having a blast with the floss, neato brushes (she got Batman. I got Batman and Plastic Man! Remember him?) So hey - two out of three isn't bad!
Disclosure: I wrote this review as part of a blog tour by Mom Central on behalf of Listerine and received samples, received a Global Giving gift card, and a gift card as a thank you. It's me. I'm real. And I'll blind you with my smile. ;P
But aha - it's not just bellyaches that plague those tykes. (Yeah, I'm so freakin' old, they're tykes and whippersnappers.) Apparently there's statistics and you know, those statistics show kids miss 51 million school hours each year because of dental-related illness, and pediatric dental disease is the #1 chronic childhood illness. (Miss school due to dental illness? Maybe just having to go to the dentist during school hours? Who knows!)
Now for the formal spiel:
Anyway, Listerine and Reach created "October Oral Care Challenge" for kids 6 and older to take with their parents—a great tip to get kids to imitate good oral hygiene routines. To complete the challenge, kids and Moms have to brush, floss and rinse every day, twice a day for three weeks—a key step in building a strong oral care foundation. We all hear about the importance of regular brushing and flossing for your oral care routine, but rinsing with a therapeutic mouthwash for 30 seconds twice daily, an additional but essential activity, helps reach those other parts of the mouth that harbor germs.
The makers of Listerine and Reach have also teamed up with America's Toothfairy to launch "Trick or Treat for America's Toothfairy," a campaign to raise awareness of pediatric dental disease and help provide life changing care to underserved children. You can visit www.AmericasToothfairy.org to learn more.
Yeah - we brushed and sang "brusha brusha brusha" from Grease and lots of other stuff...my kids are 10 and 13, but the 10 year old has sensory issues (Asperger's - the gift that keeps on giving) and HATES to brush her teeth. I've tried for years and even holding her down isn't conducive to good dental habits. But I digress...
We received Agent Cool Blue, Smart Rinse (whoo - a variety!), smart flossers, toothbrushes, and such neat stuff!
She loved the Barbie swishy stuff (as she calls it) and chose her own "chubby brush" and really liked the "blue goo" that shows on your teeth (pre-rinse) to see where you need to really concentrate on brushing. Yeah, that lasted for about a week. Hey, I tried
But it helped some - and it's always great to get things moving. Kasia and I really got into it and are having a blast with the floss, neato brushes (she got Batman. I got Batman and Plastic Man! Remember him?) So hey - two out of three isn't bad!
Disclosure: I wrote this review as part of a blog tour by Mom Central on behalf of Listerine and received samples, received a Global Giving gift card, and a gift card as a thank you. It's me. I'm real. And I'll blind you with my smile. ;P
Thursday, October 7, 2010
What better way to go green than to walk?
It's been a bit cold here in WNY and rainy, and then sunny, and...well just wait around another 10 minutes and it'll be different weather yet again. Still, Em's trying to walk to school more. Getting up and at 'em is a problem, but October is International Walk to School Month. We're trying. We're also trying not to get too distracted by the WONDERFUL colors around here. Time for more nature walks (when it's not time to rush to school! LOL!) I 'm trying to get her dad to walk with her rather than drive her, too. Kasia already walks for the most part. (And they're walking home most days, so that is even better!)
Clorox has created a contest for elementary and middle school kids...read more below.
Clorox has created a contest for elementary and middle school kids...read more below.
About the Green Works Walk to School Challenge
October is International Walk to School Month. During the month of October, elementary and middle school students and their families can help their schools win one of five $5,000 grants – simply by walking or bicycling to school. Parents are invited to sign up online for the Walk to School Challenge at www.facebook.com/greenworks, and log their families’ walking or bicycling trips on behalf of their school. The five schools with the highest levels of participation will be eligible to win a $5,000 grant. Frequent walkers and bicyclists can also earn individual prizes, ranging from green shoelaces to reusable water bottles.
The Walk to School Challenge comes during a time of increased attention to the sedentary lifestyles of both adults and children throughout America. Walking and bicycling to school provides an easy way for many families to take a step towards more physical activity in their everyday routine.
In a nutshell, sign up online at www.facebook.com/greenworks and pledge to walk your child to or from school everyday for the month of October. Log your walking trips and be entered to win prizes, including a $5000 grant for your school!
Will you be participating in the Green Works Walk to School Challenge?
“This post is part of a blog tour campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Clorox Green Works. Participants received a gift certificate for helping out as a thank you.”
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