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Ready for Bathing Suit Season? See How You Compare

 Here's a fun survey conducted by Nutrisystem /Harris Interactive 2012 Spring Dieting Season Poll:  59% of Americans, or about 138 million people, don't feel ready for bathing suit season Almost one-quarter (24%) of those indicated they feel pressure to lose weight. 67% of women don't feel ready for bathing suit season. 50% of men feel “ready” for bathing suit season, though they are significantly more confident than women (33%), especially after age 45. Single US Adults (50%) are more ready for the season than married US adults (39%) 29% of those who live in the West are likely to feel pressure vs. the 20% who feel pressure in the Northeast Feeling the Heat As the  weather  warms and bathing suit catalogs and in-store displays surface across the country, Americans are feeling the proverbial heat when it comes to getting "bathing suit-ready."  Nutrisystem customers who follow the program’s low Glycemic Index (GI) meal plan, have -- in the past decade alone -- lost

Cute and Educational Design Tips for Your Child's Room

 Introducing: Cute and Educational Design Tips for Your Child's Room! Are you a parent who wants to create a magical space that sparks joy, imagination, and learning for your little one? Look no further! Our Cute and Educational Design Tips for Your Child's Room are here to transform your child's space into a delightful oasis of fun and knowledge. With our expertly crafted tips, you'll be able to design a room that not only captivates your child's imagination but also nurtures their educational growth. So you want your child's room to be stylish, adorable and fit their personality, but you also want some opportunities for educational growth. Well, not to worry! All that and more is possible. Here are a few creative ideas to make sure your favorite little person's room is absolutely perfect. Cute and Educational Design Tips for Your Child's Room Bring the chalkboard home . It's easy to find and clean, a perfect match for what you need. Chalkboard pai

Butter Up You Buttercup with CJ's Butter Review

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 The world of skin care has changed dramatically in my lifetime. I remember as a little girl watching Noxema commercials. My mom was an Ivory girl and since moving back to Utah after ten years in Miami, I've come to appreciate moisturizers! We were sent  CJ's BUTTer  in a variety of scents and forms and oh. my! Absolute indulgence!     We have heard many good things about the brand, and I can tell you after having used it all, they were all understated. CJ's BUTTer is one of the most incredible products available.   We started with a stick of CJ's BUTTer in Pink Sugar. Immediately when the cap was removed The Divine Miss M inhaled deeply and said, "OH! That smells yummy!"  The stick is convenient and I know that it would be such a great addition to a baby's diaper bag. It's small enough to fit in a pocket and the stick applicator makes it a breeze to use. Far easier, and less messy, than typical tubes.   We don't have a bambino at our house, but it

Creative Ways to Get Kids to Eat Their Vegetables

 "Yuck! Broccoli for dinner? Gross me out!" You've heard these words before from your own child, haven't you? Maybe it wasn't broccoli the last time: perhaps squash was the guilty menu item, or maybe it was peas, or possibly carrots. One of the terrible truths of parenthood is that sometimes kids simply will not eat their vegetables . Does that mean you're just going to give up? Heck no! The ongoing battle between kids and parents can be fought on the sneaky side if you're willing to get creative with your cooking choices. Here are a few suggestions that may help you sneak a vegetable or two onto your kid's plate and into their tummies:   Veggie art. Following this step lets your child explore their creative sides by using their imaginations to make artwork out of their vegetables. Veggies come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and can easily become all manner of creations. Your child can build an entire community of little soldiers out of peapods, or

K'NEX Brings on Monster Jam for Serious Fun! Review

 One things for certain at our house, K'NEX are a favorite! Add to the fun of creating with them the prospect of hosting your own Monster Jam and you have the making's of some serious fun! K'NEX revs up the creative play with their Monster Jam series. Li'l Man loved the opportunity to put on his own Grave Digger vs. Maximum Destruction set. It came with everything, including stickers and ramp to create and recreate the ultimate Monster Jam! The set up was easy...so easy that I didn't even know it was happening. I happened to hear the smashing, crashing cars upstairs. Geared for ages five and older, it has been an amazingly entertaining toy. Buckle up because there's no batteries or electronic devices, it's just powered by imagination! Li'l Man plays with his Monster Jam K'NEX Li'l Man LOVES this set. The cars have a pull back motor to propel them forward, however, when I brought this up for the picture above, I was told that "the fans have b

All About The Dinosaur Train with Nature Trackers & Murals Your Way!

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 Since we moved last March, we have been painting and trying to make the place "ours". Li'l Man has a room in the basement. It's been being put off because his favorite color is black and he wants his walls to be heavy in that color. Murals Your Way saved the day! If you haven't heard of Murals Your Way, they're a company that makes murals for any room in your home or business- in any size you need! They have designs already created, or you can use your own image or photo and have it transformed into a mural. We were able to experience Murals Your Way first hand. Li'l Man LOVES Dinosaur Train. He watches it any chance he can. We let him choose his mural and after an hour of looking over the FIFTEEN different  Dinosaur Train  designs he settled on the "Looking for Adventure" mural. On the computer it looks like this:   Meanwhile, his room looked like this: Dad was out of town, so it was in my hands to measure the wall Li'l Man wanted the mural

5 Ways Big Families Can Save Money

  Saving Money for Big Families: Tips and Strategies In these challenging economic times, raising a large family can be financially demanding. However, with careful planning and smart choices, it's possible to provide for your family's needs while also saving money. As your children grow, their expenses tend to increase, including educational pursuits, extracurricular activities, and future college costs. In this article, we will explore five practical tips that can help large families save money without compromising their children's well-being. Shop Smartly: Managing a large family often means dealing with significant grocery bills. However, by adopting a strategic approach to shopping, you can make your paycheck stretch further. Embrace the art of couponing and take advantage of the fierce competition among retailers. Regularly check newspapers, circulars, and online discount sites for the best deals. Additionally, consider obtaining a membership at bulk retailers to sa

Baby Anti-Monkey Butt Review

 My little MES had the worst diaper rash ever!  We would bathe her sometimes twice a day and her little bottom would still be red and sore.  We tried every product that we knew back then, and oh, how I wish we had known about Baby Anti Monkey Butt.  The diaper rash cream with calamine is thick and it smells oh-so delightful.  I will coat Lil Bit’s bottom with this every time we change her diaper to not just heal her delicate baby bum, but also to prevent that nasty rash that so many babies suffer.  Every baby deserves some tender loving derriere care, so rid their rump of diaper rash with the Baby Anti Monkey Butt line of products. If you have a little monkey at home or know someone that does, then we bet your bottom dollar they’ll love Baby Anti Monkey butt Diaper Rash Powder and Cream!  No ifs, ands, or BUTTS about it – this powerful pair is just what your changing table is missing in the battle against baby monkey butt (irritation, chafing) and to help keep baby dry and comfortable.