PERSONAL NARRATIVES, MOMMY TIPS, AND THRILLING DISCOVERIES TO MAKE DAILY LIFE THE HAPPIEST
My children are Johnson’s babies. Though their pedia recommended a more expensive brand, we always go back to Johnson’s when we do not have the budget. And that’s what I love best about Johnson’s – a bottle doesn’t hurt the pocket that much but still gives the gentlest cleaning power.
Many businesses open because they want to earn. Business isn’t business in the first place if it doesn’t aim for profit. More so, an entrepreneur invests capital to gain benefit at a specific time. But as profitable growth is essential for the vitality of the business, it is not bad as well to share. This especially holds true if the company is earning a stable income. Giving back, after all, can be considered a part of any business’ core values especially if its purpose is all around the legacy of service.
I learned of a business that works around this kind of legacy. They give back by sharing a certain percentage of their profit to the society. More so, they offer quality baby products that create a significant impact on both the parents and their babies.
They have just landed in the Philippines, and their products are available in leading department stores nationwide. They are called PUR Philippines.
MOMI REVIEWS| Aveeno Baby Wash and Shampoo
There is no one product that is perfect for every skin type, that I learned from trying many baby wash and shampoo for years. Though we have found what seems to be fitting for our fifth, I still try new products. More than the curiosity, it is knowing all options available.
From our recent pedia visit, our doctor told us that SumoSam has skin asthma. She mentioned that moisturizing his skin regularly is the most suitable treatment for his skin asthma. And he needs a hypoallergenic soap, preferably with the most natural and organic ingredient. Organic moisturizers and body wash contain no harmful chemicals and fragrances that may cause irritation and itching of the skin.
Aveeno Baby Wash and Shampoo seems to be the perfect brand we are looking for.
About two years ago, I saw the drama film 12 Years A Slave. It is an adaptation of an 1853 slave narrative memoir of Solomon Northup. He was a New York State-born free African American man kidnapped and sold into slavery.
I looked for its book version and was all the more moved. Indeed, the widely talked about slavery primarily of African and African American in the USA in the 18th and 19th century was so brutal.
The treatment of slaves that time was so degrading. Whipping and sexual rape were a common practice. One duty slaves needed to finish was cotton picking, and those who picked less got a whipping.
From the film, I also learned that cotton was hard to harvest. Thus, perhaps the reason that pure cotton is way expensive than other kinds of clothes.
We got a complete set of Baby Care Plus+ Pink baby products from Tupperware Brands last week. At first, my 11-year-old son laughed at the idea of our 19-month-boy using the product. The packaging is pink and “it is obviously for a girl,” was his initial comment.
I tried the baby bath to our little one. Then I dabbed some powder on his tummy and massaged him to sleep using the baby lotion. I just cannot resist the mild fresh baby scent the product leaves on my son’s skin.
When I went back to my working table to finish an article, I heard my Big Bunso commented the bathroom smells like a baby after his quick trip inside. He went upstairs to change clothes, and when he came near me, he whispered, “Even the boys’ room smells like a baby, too!”
Then I smiled. Time to blog and share to other mommies that Tupperware Brands’ latest Baby Care Plus+ Pink is truly a heaven sent. Even my big boys love the scent it leaves. And for this mom, I love the fact that it maintains my son’s velvety smooth skin. Even his hair and scalp do not dry up.
Let me share why I love this newest Tupperware Brands line under the Baby Care Plus+ category.