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TruKid Review and Giveaway




About TruKid:

When founder and mother of six, Jennifer Adams Bunkers, created TruKid, there weren’t a whole lot of children’s products on the market for her to choose from, and a lot of the stuff out there was chemical-filled and unhealthy, or smelled “yucky”, according to her kids. Jennifer always felt hesitant to use those products on her children. One day, she found two of her kids playfully applying her wrinkle cream. She realized that a concoction used to zap crows’ feet probably wasn’t suitable for their youthful skin, so she set out to create products for her kids. Using only natural ingredients, and essential oils to make scents that children love, she created an easy system, made up of products accompanied with fun educational activities, so kids could learn how to take care of themselves. The rest as they say, was [TruKid™] history.
As for what comes next, Jennifer has plans to launch the TruKid Foundation™ this fall. The Organization will be for kids, by kids, and it will focus on charity work around the Bay Area, including product donations, outreach activities, and educational projects-all of which will work towards fulfilling the TruKid™ mission of helping children learn to care for themselves, each other and the world around them.
Jennifer’s story poses one question over and over again; how does she do it? Her answer is simple; because she believes that she can. (It doesn’t hurt that she has an uncanny ability to deal with stress and chaos). But most importantly, Jennifer is able to juggle all of this because she’s doing what she loves, whether it’s taking care of her family or developing the products for her company.

My Review:
Thank-you to TruKid for sending me the Hero Stick, and body wash to conduct my review and to the giveaway winner.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine. 

The Hero Stick has an awesome name and I think for many kids when they hear Hero Stick they will want to show how tough they truly  are which will allow mommy or daddy to put the balm on any scrape without all the fuss.  I am thankful that my children have not had any scrapes to use this on yet but I used it on my leg and I am happy to report that there was no burning!  A product worth using to help heal that dry skin or cuts and scrapes.  
The body wash was the other item I was sent for review.  This product is ALL NATURAL and has many organic ingredients in it to ease a worried parent concerned with harsh chemicals or to alleviate a child's sensitive skin from other body washes that use other ingredients that are to strong for their sensitive skin.  The easy squirt bottle is great to allow my daughter more independence in her bath.  The scent is very faint coconut and I am happy it is nothing to strong! 

All the TruKid products are free from Parabens, Phthalates, Gluten, BPA, petroleum, and any harsh chemicals.  
I am always happy to find new products that are safe and this product is helping me protect my children.  THANKS TruKid!  

Enter below to win the Hero Stick and a bottle of the Body Wash using the rafflecopter forom.  GOOD LUCK




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Comments

kjmaje said…
I like the body wash
Evelyn said…
I think I would like the Body Wash best.
Jessica Bracho said…
I like the body wash
Jessica Peeling said…
I like the hero stick! jessicapeeling@yahoo.com
one frugal lady said…
the hero stick is awesome!
onecheaplady@yahoo.com
Unknown said…
The Hero Stick is such a cute idea and I'm sure would make boo boos more bearable.
jdjmcc said…
I love the idea of the Hero stick- it would fit perfect in my purse!!!
Jess Mccarthy jdjmcc@aol.com
Megan Parsons said…
I like the body wash the best!
Emi said…
I like the Body Wash
Jenny Stanek said…
The body wash!

orangestar17(at)hotmail(dot)com
Maria B. said…
Hero stick!
Unknown said…
i like the hero stick!
Unknown said…
i would like to try the hero stick :) senior06chs@aol.com
Sue Bunting said…
suebunting1977at(gmail)dot(com)product I like most is the Body Wash!
Sue Bunting said…
suebunting1977at(gmail)dot(com) also entered Boylan Bottling Company Review and Giveaway
michelle gilliland mcafee said…
the hero stick
ml_mcafee@yahoo.com
MaxxRose said…
I love the Hero Stick! What a great idea!!

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