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From the beginning of time I've been a lover of books. My mom taught me to read before I started Kindergarten so that once I did begin, I'd have a head start and I thank her for that to this day. Literature has always been one of my favorite subjects and I remember poring over books on a daily basis, books that took me through time, the past, the future and some even the present time. When I became an adult and had my own kids, one of the things I did was also teach them to read at an early age. My oldest still loves to read and so does the youngest, while the boys (the ones in middle) would much prefer visuals. With Mother's Day fast approaching however, I started thinking of something that me and my youngest could do together. Something that we would both appreciate. What's better than a bookmark, or even more specific, a pompom bookmark. We can save our spots in our favorite books. Crafting is …show more content…
I've aways been a huge promoter of products that are all natural and good for those who suffer with skin sensitivity. There is nothing worse than having an itch that doesn't go away, that means there is less time for us to spend quality time together, because you're now stuck having to redo a load of laundry. When Madison was a baby I bought the usual baby detergent that most moms ran out to get. However I found out super early that I didn't really need to and found a great alternative that I could use for the entire family, all® free clear turned out to be that detergent. We've been using it for years and we have never had an issue. At the time when I purchased it I had no idea that it was the #1 recommended brand by Dermatologists, Allergists, and Pediatricians, but I did know that it was free of dyes and perfumes and that it cleaned our clothes exceptionally well. At the time I was thinking, why use 2 different detergents when I can just use

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