The weather outside is frightful — but baby's skin can still be delightful! A tot's skin is about 10 times thinner than an adult's skin, making it much more sensitive to heat and cold. The winter months mean lots of outdoor fun, but that fun can lead to dry skin and hair, chapped lips, and at the extreme end of things, frostbite.
Check out the following selection of products that will infuse some much-needed moisture during the cold Winter months.
Despite Groupon's recent failed attempt at tongue-in-cheek humor concerning kids with peanut allergies, parents of tots with severe, sometimes life-threatening allergies to certain foods know there's nothing funny about a toddler's throat closing up.
According to FAAN, The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, over 15 million people in the US have food allergies. Two percent of the population is allergic to peanuts and nuts — almost all having experienced onset as toddlers. At an age when they're too young to fully understand or communicate the nature of their allergies, playgrounds, snacktimes, family picnics, and other generally fun-filled events can feel like a dangerous minefield for concerned parents.
Keep reading for a selection of products designed to help keep tots safe — and ease mama's worries (at least a little).
As back to school nears, you may be less inclined to get your kids to eat healthfully. Many parents get to the end of their line come August, just ready for the little buggers to head on back to school that their eating habits are usually the last things on their minds.
This is why I wanted to share with you a great list from TheDietChannel.com on five ways to keep your kids healthy during the last days of summer:
