Nanny to Mommy

This post was sponsored by Walgreens Cystic Fibrosis Services as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. I received compensation as a thank you for my post.

My mother has been having medical issues for years now. She had a very difficult time breathing, constantly had a wheezing cough, and was constantly having tummy issues. She even had to quit her job as a teacher, which was her one passion. Her life was miserable, until she saw her doctor, went through multiple tests, and was finally diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis.

My little man isn't feeling well today. And it got me thinking about all the very useful things that I keep on hand in case one of my kids get sick. Since my son is two and my daughter is five, I keep a wide variety of products on hand, just in case. Because you never know and you never want to be caught off guard.

These are products that I have used time and time again because they work. This list is more than fluids and lots of rest. Because when sick gets real, you don't want to be left off guard. Feel free to share your thoughts on the products you use as well.

I am no newbie when it comes to potty training. Besides successfully potty training my daughter, I was a nanny for five years before becoming a mom. Obviously. Hence the blog's name. Nanny to Mommy. Anyways, I have even helped potty train a boy, but I have never had to help guide a strong-willed child through potty training and Peanut is definitely a strong-willed child. Since this is very new territory for me, I need all the help I can get.

 

Pull-Ups® has this new potty training personality quiz. You answer some questions and find out whether your child is a squirrel, turtle, puppy, owl, or bear.

 

Whether your child is an unsteady toddler or an active teenager fond of taking crazy risks, there is a chance they will have a fall that can break or damage teeth. If your child has broken a tooth, treatment will depend on whether it is a baby tooth or permanent tooth, and whether it has been completely knocked out or simply damaged.