much sun. Soothe these upsets and more with a natural soothing hot/cold pain relief pack made with bamboo and buckwheat rather than potentially toxic plastic and fluid. It's Woopsies to the rescue!Our Woopsie character soothing packs are more than just first aid packs, they become a natural friend. Each of the six different characters has a unique shape, colour and name. They become a real comfort to kids. We keep ours in the freezer and whenever our little ones end up with a bump or bruise they ask for 'Patchy' as they've named him and everything feels better. We consider Patchy a stuffie with a purpose.
These natural first aid/pain relief packs for kids can be warmed in the microwave or chilled in the freezer as the owie demands. They're flexible when frozen and huggable when heated. Filled with hypoallergenic premium buckwheat seeds, these eco-friendly first aid pillow packs are covered with a super soft sustainable viscose from bamboo terrycloth. The embroidered covers are easy to remove and machine washable.
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From now until midnight Sunday, June 27th use code WOOPSIE and you can save 15% on our yellow Bozzle buckwheat first aid packs!
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER ROBYNL! THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED - ALL GREAT TIPS!
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We have a Woopsie soothing pack to give away to one lucky winner. Tell us in a comment below about a natural remedy you recommend for the summer and a Woopsie could be yours! Please be sure to include your email address so we can contact you if you win.
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This is our Friday Freebie, but we're happy to take entries through the weekend. Deadline for entries is midnight PST Sunday, June 26th and we'll announce the randomly chosen winner on this blog post and on Facebook Monday, June 27th. Good luck!
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My summer remedy is apple cider vinegar on a mosquito bite to get rid of the itch quick.
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We use LISTERINE in a spray bottle when outdoors to keep the Mosquito's away.
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ReplyDeleteI use Bach's rescue cream on misc. bites, scrapes, burns etc. (it also works great on pimples!)
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We use burt's bee boo boo stick.
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ReplyDeleteToothpaste on Mosquito bites works amazingly well.
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Chewing on frozen peas is a cool healthy snack to beat the heat and sore teething gums:) mrsvambeek@aol.com
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ReplyDeleteSummer remedy recommendation is Aloe Vera for sunburns and lots of water (to combat dehydration in the heat :)
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ReplyDeleteWe use lemon and honey in hot water. Sip it to soothe a sore throat and ease a scratchy cough.
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after shave lotion/cologne on mosquito bites works wonders to take away the itch
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Include cucumber, beet, and watermelon in your snacks or meals. These are cooling foods and help reduce the heat in the body and also keep you hydrated during the summer heat.
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Already a fan of Lavish and Lime. Sunburn tip: • Cucumber and lime juice serve to cool and lighten sunburn. Mix in equal ratio and apply often.
ReplyDeleteFor bug bites: cut a lemon in half and scratch your itch with the soft pulpy side of it. This will reduce the chances of getting an infection from scratching with your fingernails. Sometimes we just have to itch!
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My aloe vera plant for sunburn & insect bites. Works like a charm.
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We use vinegar for many things, including bug itches, and sprayed around our camper to keep ants out. Thanks!
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