Heaven Sent Six

I have a little girl with Sensory Integration (processing) Disorder. (SPD) She is in Occupational Therapy and a couple other therapies. One of them is talking about her feelings. She asks me, everyday, after school if I am happy. Then we go through the conversation about happy and sad. What makes us happy and what makes us sad or angry. I love this little booklet and crayons. At 3, feelings are so hard to express. With this Moodster book, she can point to the colors. (which she only knows purple so this also helps with colors) She can pick the one that fits her mood and we can talk about it. I believe this would be great for children with Autism! I think that this book will help your child or the child you know, express themselves. There are 5 Moodsters. Quigly is afraid. Lolly is loving. Coz is happy. Snorf is sad. Razzy is angry. Some little games you can play with your kids and watch how they react are: During a playdate, have the kids draw pictures of how they are feeling

My 2 older daughters have suffered with acne. We have tried a few products and some worked, some did not. My oldest even went to a dermatologist. Not for the acne but they did address it. The oldest has psoriasis. Earths Care has a good product for acne. It is called Acne Spot Treatment. The girls said that it was not greasy. It didn't smell like alcohol. It didn't really dry out their faces. These are common effects of most acne creams and products. Why treat the whole face when the zit is the only part needing treated. Spot care is the best for this. Active Ingredients: Sulfur) 0.97 OZ (27 g) For the treatment of acne • penetrates the pores and dries and clears pimples and blackheads  • helps to keep new pimples and blackheads from forming No Animal Testing No Parabens No Artificial Colors or Fragrances No Petrolatum No Phthalates Allergy Tested Non-Comedogenic (will not clog pores) The girls thought that this did a great job. All skin is different, but why n