As a parent of a daughter, I find it even harder that in the day in age that tampon companies still have no law requiring them to regulate materials used in their products. Even sadder is that women are not expressing enough concern to what they are putting in their bodies as harmful. We need to stand united and tell these huge companies that make profits only because we ARE women! We need to start demanding that they release ingredients used in the pads and tampons we use on a daily, weekly, monthly basis. We deserve to know what harmful ingredients, chemicals, and antigens we are being exposed to. We also need to be able to have that information in order to do proper research on what the long term side affects will be after a lifetime of using said products. Stand with your fellow women in the world and write your fellow state representative, congressman, or even write to your president. Make it known that we will no longer allow this to occur and we will set those guidelines in place for every generation to come. So they know they have the right to know and be as healthy as possible.

Is there anything sure of sanity when you are a mother of 4. Not really. It's mostly holding onto whatever sanity you have left. Especially when you have 3 boys that love to push your buttons. Then you have a daughter who is a diva and never on time. It's quite rough in the morning but all love and kisses in the evening. They know they are loved and I know they love me in return.

Maya Rudolph Sings Her Vagina Jingle

As a woman it's not just embarrassing to speak out this subject with others. Having a pink bottle to clean is not necessary. Cleaning you vagina with perfumes and such is another unnecessary evil. We just need to be pH balanced and clean.

Everyone has always said that raising a child takes a village. Not totally correct but it does take multiple resources. I use research as my vice. I love a daily challenge of getting my kids dressed and at school on time. What is your daily challenge but is totally worth the effort?

When I bought my son the TMNT Lego collection to built the convertible airplane/jet I was glad one it was on sale. The next because my it would keep my ADHD son occupied and out of trouble for awhile. I didn't anticipate he would want more. To this day he keep collecting the Lego build sets and has buckets and buckets of individual Legos sorted by color and size. I can't wait until he accomplishes his goal to be an architectural engineer when he grows up. When a child has a behavior disorder it is harder for them to stay focused and concentrate. With Legos he has found a way to work hard with his physical motor skills and was able to concentrate for longer periods of time. I found Legos to be his therapy. http://legoclassicblog.kidstoysonline.net/add-a-blog-post/

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I got to sample this lovely product thanks to Crowdtap. My son Pablo didn't mind me putting on his face because it wasn't oily like other spray sunscreens on the market. It lasted well and even when he sweat it didn't run into his eyes. I'm very please ill this sample mission.