Nanny to Mommy

I'm a huge fan of free samples. Who isn't? They are a great way to try products without having to buy the product itself because what if you don't like? Then you are out the money AND stuck with a product in your house that you don't like. Daily Goodie Box is like a subscription box. They send you a box of free goodies and all you do is tell them what you think through reviews. Shipping is  always free and there is no credit card required.

I was asked to an unboxing of one of their boxes. And here's what I received in my box:

If you are a home owner you probably worked long and hard to get where you are. Years of work and savings poured into making those 4 brick walls and roof your family refuge. A home is where important life memories are made, where family and friends can gather, and where you can enjoy a sense of safety and comfort. Your home is something that you work hard to call your own and should never be in fear of losing due to unforeseen circumstances.

Foreclosure can be a very frightful thing and RIGHT NOW THERE IS HELP!

Do your little ones know what they are going to be for Halloween this year? My son is still kind of young to actually tell me what he wants to be while my daughter keeps going back and forth. I think we have settled on Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story and Rainbow Dash from My Little Pony. These Halloween costumes and many, many more were easily found at Oriental Trading.

I love using Oriental Trading for all of my seasonal decorating and party needs. They have everything you are looking for and fantastic prices. They have helped me plan multiple birthday parties and I have used them to get my kiddos their Halloween costumes for a few years now. They even have fun crafts for all occasions as well.

I remember the first time I heard about RSV. I was pregnant with my first born. There was a very real commercial that made me open my eyes to how serious it is. My daughter was born in December, so preventing RSV was a high priority for me. 

National RSV Awareness Month takes place every October as a time to educate parents about the signs and symptoms of RSV disease as well as prevention measures you can take.

RSV is a common, seasonal virus that typically occurs between November and March in the United States and is the leading cause of hospitalization for babies in their first year of life. The disease causes mild to moderate cold like symptoms and affects nearly 100% of babies by the age of 2.

Symptoms include the following: