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Amazon Prime Day is almost here, and this year it is running for two days! Be sure to check out all the great sales on June 21st and June 22nd!
Don't forget... to take advantage these deals you need to be a prime member, so be sure to sign up now!​ Amazon offers a free trial, but if you are anything like me, you'll get more than your money's worth out of Prime.
Here are just a few of the deals that stood out to me!
What you'll find:
Disclaimer: While I have not tested all of these products, I've only listed items that are highly rated or that I have my eye on for my family if we haven't already tested them ourselves! Additionally, these deals may not be available for the entirety of Prime Days, so be sure to order immediately if something stands out to you!!
Kitchen Deals for Busy Parents, including up to 50% off products you'll love
Amazon Prime Day Deals for Kids, Lead Up to Prime Day Deals for Kids, and other great Amazon Deals for Kids
 
20% off of a cool kid's microscope for your mini scientist
 
20% to 30% off of creative play that teaches life skills
      20% off Learning and Wooden Toys
 
And Even MORE!!!
    Amazon Prime Day Deals for Parents
Don't forget to grab something for yourself this Prime Day! Here are a few deals you might love!
 
Save $15 when you spend $100 on your first Prime Wardrobe order. Be sure to use PROMO CODE PRIMEW15OFF
Click here to learn more. Or, get 30% off select small brand beauty products! Amazon Prime Day Tech Deals   
Want more great Amazon Deals you'll LOVE? Stay tuned to this post and my socials for updates as we get closer to Prime Day!!
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Summer can be tons of fun, but it comes with some unique challenges for food allergy families. Here are a few basic tips for staying safe with food allergies this summer!
1. Keep your epinepherine temperature controlled.
You may find yourself asking: What temperature should I keep my epi pen at?
Your epi pen should ideally be kept at room temperature, but that can be challenging during the hot summer months. So, how can you keep your epi pens temperature controlled*? Here are a few tips!
2. Prioritize skin care during the summer months, but always read labels on skincare products
Skincare is vital all year round, especially for those with sensitive skin and/or food allergies. Broken skin allows allergens an access point to cause contact reactions, or can result in rashes that could be confused for allergies. Summer sun, water play, heat, and sunscreen are all harsh on skin, making prioritizing skincare particularly critical during the warm months.
Be sure to check out my top summer skin care tips for kids with sensitive skin here.
However, skincare and cosmetic products are often the source of nut and seed oils, as well as other top allergens. That means you should always read the labels of your sunscreen and other skincare products in order to ensure they do not contain your allergens.
Sesame oil is one common ingredient in a variety of skincare products that may be hard to identify, because it is not always labeled clearly; sesame is commonly referred to as sesamum indicum on cosmetic labels. Be sure you know any and all names for your allergens, so you know specifically what to look for.
3. As always read every label, even if it is a product you have consumed before, and bring safe foods with you.
4. Always communicate about your allergy needs and comfort levels with others around you.
If you have a child with a food allergy, be sure to communicate with any caregivers about allergy action plans. If you will be the caregiver, or if you have food allergies, it is still important to communicate about your comfort level if you will be in close proximity to others. Why? Many skincare and cosmetic products contain common allergens. If there will be food present, there is also a concern of cross contact or accidental exposure. It is always a good idea to communicate about food allergies with those you spend time with, because it allows others to take precautions with where they put their plates down, where they eat (and how they clean up their space), and what products they wear.
AND ALWAYS REMEMBER TO BRING TWO EPI PENS WITH YOU!!!
You should always have at least two epi pens on you at all times. This ensures you will have a second dose should the first not be effective. That is particularly relevant during summer months, when many travel to destinations that are far from emergency services and/or hospitals. And don't worry; epinephrine is a safe medication! Never be afraid to follow your allergy action plan, even if it includes the administration of epinephrine.
Be sure to share this post to help keep other food allergy patients safe and healthy this summer!
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As my litrle guy gets older, he has taken more and more interest in having his bedroom be more than just a place where he sleeps. So, we figured it was time to make his room more of a big kid room, and opted to start with a reading nook (since he loves his cozy tent corner in his playroom so much). Putting this together was super easy.
The finished look!
Some of the other room essentials my little one loves are his hooded dinosaur blanket, his large giraffe, his weighted dinosaur plush (our OT prescribed weighted items, and we ensured the weighting was appropriate for his size), and his road rug.
The room is still a work in progress. We'll be upgrading to a big kid bed soon, and have been changing his decor from safari to dinosaur (since he is totally at that age!!). Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to make progress on his big kid room!
Be sure to pin this so you can easily reference it later!!
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