As long as babies and toddlers are in diapers, diaper rash looms along the horizon. With as many remedies available as you can imagine, it can be tough to find something you know works and is good for your little one's skin.Recently, my son, Dylan, had diaper rash like nobody's business! I took this opportunity to try out my little tin of Bad Ass Booty Balm, chock full of all sorts of natural ingredients, and I was very happy with the results. Dylan's diaper rash cleared up pretty quickly.
The balm is a white ointment that's a perfect consistency. Not too thick, not too greasy, this easy-to-spread balm goes on clear to give just the right amount of coverage to your baby's bottom. Crafted from only natural ingredients, including aloe, beeswax, emu oil, zinc oxide and essential oils, you can protect his bottom without harsh chemicals or that sticky white stuff that gets everywhere. Use just a tad for prevention, or a bit more to soothe an uncomfortable rash.
But wait - not only is Bad Ass Booty Balm a reliable solution to some yuck-o diaper rash, the packaging knocked my socks off! The cute little orange tin is a lovely container, but that's not all - it comes nicely wrapped up in a chlorine-free diaper! I love this idea, and think it would make a fabulous baby shower gift. It would be the hit of the party (and you'd secretly know that it's not alll just for looks!).


Being "green" sure has a different meaning these days than it did a decade ago. Gone are the images of hippies wearing baggy, shapeless hemp clothing (that they could just roll up and smoke at a later date), homemade sandals and no makeup, with hair that never got cut. Today's eco-warriors are the picture of health, wealth and fashion. With "green" becoming a hot buzzword and many celebs jumping on the bandwagon, being green has never looked so good or been so easy.





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When it comes to snacks, we have a constant supply on hand. But, as many families easily do, we get in a rut and tire of the same ol' same ol'. It can be challenging to find new and exciting things for the kiddos to eat that moms are happy to give them.
The world of beauty can be an addictive, albeit, elusive one. Who doesn't want to look their best, fight aging and know which products really are worth their price tag? Yet with so many products on the market, it can be overwhelming. Just walking into a Sephora store can leave a mama feeling bewildered, wondering which potions and formulas would work their magic on her.
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When I nursed both my children, I became very creative in my wardrobe options. After talking with other nursing mothers, I quickly realized that I didn't need to rush out and buy a lot of clothing made for nursing mothers. I could let my creative spirit show through with layers (which I just love) that would give me the discretion I needed when nursing in public.

Becoming a parent puts a whole new spin on life. Parents want to give their kids the best, and when little ones come into our lives, we're inspired to create things using our skills that are just for them. Designers have a field day with this (present company not excluded). Parents are driven to create the best for their kids, and quite often, a company is born in the process, with a focus on family, the environment and giving back.



Nailcolor can be a glorious thing! It can really give us a lift to look down and see our hands or feet looking pretty. It can brighten our day when we're just hanging around the house or it can complete our look if we're going out on the town. Yet many nailcolors contain contain harsh chemicals that are not healthy for the environment or our nails.%20blue.jpg)
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