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Wednesday, 25 January 2012

TruKid, the Award-Winning Line of Natural Products for Children, Wants to Help Keep your Kids Safe in the Sandbox this Summer

Oakland, Calif. (PRWEB) June 15, 2010

Families are celebrating the start of summer with plans of BBQs, picnics, vacations and staycations. TruKid, the maker of award-winning natural skin and hair care products for children, is reminding parents to also plan on protecting their kids from the summer sun?s harmful rays and potential toxins found in many sunscreens.


?Consumers are buzzing about the best products to use for their child?s skin, and with a new study released by the Environmental Working Group about the potential dangers of sunscreen and Vitamin A, many people are left feeling confused about what products to use,? says Jennifer Adams Bunkers, CEO of TruKid. ?We have always offered skincare and sunscreen products that are certified organic, SLS phathalate, 1-4 dioxane, BPA and paraben free, offering excellent UVA/UVB protection SPF. We are thrilled to now announce that our NEW TruKid Sunny Days SPF 30+ Lotion does NOT contain Vitamin A. We want parents to know that TruKid makes safe products that families can feel good about.?


Made with all natural, soothing ingredients such as aloe and scented with beneficial, essential oils, there?s no doubt TruKid is created with TLC. As a mother of six, Jennifer Adams Bunkers has a dual-commitment to parents and children to deliver beneficial natural products, while helping to teach their children healthy habits.


The NEW TruKid's Sunny Days SPF 30+ sunscreen is available in an easy to apply moisturizing lotion available in 2 sizes (3.5 oz. Tubes and 2.0 oz Tubes) and a kid-friendly, fun-tested, family-approved, water resistant Sunny Days SPF 30+ Face Stick. The mineral based, non-greasy stick stands strong against the summer sun -- and even a water balloon fight.


Parents will also be pleased to know that they can leave their summer savings to splurge elsewhere, because these skin treats come at an affordable price. TruKid Sunscreen products cost $ 10.99 - $ 15.99 and come in travel-friendly sizes.


In addition to sunscreen, other products in the TruKid line include eco-friendly hair care, body care and skincare with a fun scent and texture sweet enough for your fussiest family member. Along with the TruKid product line, the brand has created an educational component for parents and kids including a ?toxic bad guys list,? a ?silly songs music CD? and ?Healthy Habits checklists,? to make using the products fun and informative.


The greatness guarantee doesn?t stop there - TruKid wants to ensure the safety and good-for-you goodness of their products. Each TruKid product promises that the item you are about to use on your cuddly cutie is pure and natural from their head to their toes.


Ms. Adams Bunkers says, ?All TruKid products are made with kids in mind and a motherly touch. As a mother of six children, I know that there is enough to worry about to make sure our kids are safe and healthy. So, I have created a worry-free line that is safe, effective, fun and most importantly kid and mom-approved.?


About TruKid

TruKid was developed by Jennifer Adams Bunkers, CEO and mother of six, who utilized her fifteen-plus years of experience in sourcing, product development and manufacturing. TruKid is committed to providing quality products and education to consumers in a safe, fun and effective manner, while encouraging a healthy, well rounded lifestyle. TruKid: Our product is skincare, our business is healthy living?. For more information, visit http://www.TruKid.com.


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NAPW Las Vegas Local Chapter Aims to Boost Each Other's Businesses Through Referrals This Winter

Garden City, NY (PRWEB) January 20, 2012

The NAPW Las Vegas Local Chapter met for several networking meetings throughout the late fall and early winter. The chapter met on Wednesday, November 9th at the Brentwood Caf?, on Sunday, December 11th, also at the Brentwood Caf?, and on Thursday, January 12th.


Barbara Henry, Las Vegas Chapter President, opened the November 9th meeting at 5:45pm by welcoming all members and guest Olivia from MetLife. The group discussed the newsletter and announcements, as well as the information available on NAPW.com. The chapter discussed having their annual Christmas party in December during the meeting scheduled for the 11th. The Brentwood Caf? was chosen as the location because of the convenience and consistency.


In attendance at the November meeting were: Barbara Henry, Chapter President; Cheryl Trent of All State Insurance; Ashley Perez-Green, Entrepreneur; Terri, Authors; Evelyn Manet, Entrepreneur; Leona Perez, guest from Buffalo Wings; and guest Olivia from MetLife. The meeting was adjourned at 6:50pm.


Barbara Henry opened the December 9th meeting and holiday party at 6:00pm. The chapter started the meeting with introductions of members and guests. Members in attendance were Barbara Henry, Chapter President; Cheryl Trent of Allstate Insurance; Ashley Perez of Green Queen Co.; Ms. Wilson of IBM; and Tiffany Strow, Massage Therapist. Everyone gave a short description about their business.


The group focused their agenda and discussion the importance of helping one another succeed in their individual businesses and endeavors.


?We are going to set up a referral process so we can help each other succeed in our businesses,? said Barbara.


On January 12th, the chapter started their meeting with introductions of all members. In attendance were: Barbara Henry, Cheryl Trent, Ashley Perez, Andria Coleman, Guadalupe of Security Mortgage, Becky Palmer, Terri Liggins, Rita Ravin, Aleda Michels, Carol Carpenter, and Barbara Oliver.


Everyone gave a brief description about themselves and their businesses and enjoyed the snacks and drinks. The group discussed meeting locations and decided to return to The Brentwood Caf?.


A roundtable discussion on NAPW benefits and the current newsletter content was held and Barbara asked everyone to email her with ideas and suggestions for upcoming meeting content. The meeting was adjourned at 8:00pm.


The National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) is the largest and most recognized network of female professionals. NAPW provides a forum where women can interact, exchange ideas, educate, network, and empower. NAPW Local Chapters allow members to maximize their experience through meetings, networking opportunities, and professional events.


For additional information regarding the NAPW Las Vegas Local Chapter and/or [NAPW please visit http://www.napw.com.


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