The Green Parent
Raising kids with conscience
20 Dec 2011
Win natural vapour sticks
Is your little one full of cold and finding it hard to sleep? When Fiona Wood founded Naturally Cool Kids, she was faced with situations like this with her two young sons, and her further dilemma was that she couldn’t find natural products to help, so she decided to make her own.
Naturally Cool Kids now has six lovely products under its belt and has already won awards. Their all-natural, children’s vapour rub contains natural butters and essential oils in an easy glide-on stick which melts at body temperature. It can help to clear a stuffy nose and ease breathing when rubbed onto your child’s chest and back.
Unlike other vapour rub products, this is petroleum-free, made using natural butters and essential oils that also moisturise the skin.
It comes in a handy, no-mess, chunky stick, so there’s no struggling with jar lids and having fingers covered in balm, especially in the middle of the night! It works a treat, smells divine and is child-friendly to use. Suitable from three months old. Not tested on animals, suitable for vegetarians and made with lots of fun.
We’ve teamed up with Naturally Cool Kids to offer our readers the chance to win a 50g breathe-easy vapour stick worth £8.45. To win, tell us the name of the Naturally Cool Kids mascot at www.naturallycoolkids.com and email your answer and details to aloha@naturallycoolkids.com.
Competition ends at midnight on 31st January.
Melissa Corkhill is the editor of The Green Parent magazine, mother of two and author of the book Green Parenting
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