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Hey guys do you know any portable speaker that has sd card slot with little screen so I can know what I am playing?

Hi parents,

I wanted to share our experience in case it may help another family.

My daughter is currently teething and drools a lot, which caused persistent rashes on her face and body. The rash on her body looked similar to eczema, while the rash on her face resembled a yeast infection. Her skin became very red and wet, and she constantly scratched it, making it even worse.

We tried several creams, kept her nails short, and used mittens to prevent scratching. Unfortunately, she would quickly pull the mittens off. We even tried a shrug mitten, but the fabric seemed too abrasive for her face. I also used Nystatin as recommended, but the redness persisted.

The turning point came when we introduced egg as part of her solid food journey. About 15 minutes after eating it, she developed hives and cried intensely for about 30 minutes. It appeared she was having an allergic reaction.

I remembered that I had a bottle of Infant Tummy Relief from Earthley at home. I had originally purchased it for my husband since it’s formulated for all ages.

I gave my daughter a few drops, and within moments she calmed down and fell asleep. About an hour later she became fussy again, so I gave her another dose, and she settled once more. But the interesting part is not only the hives resolved, her eczema, facial rash, and flaky patches became softened, much less red and irritated.

After a few days, the redness and flaky patches had almost completely disappeared. During that time, I also applied Earthley’s Soothing Skin Balm to help protect and moisturize her skin.

This experience made me wonder whether an underlying food sensitivity or gut-related issue may have been contributing to her skin flare-ups. It’s possible that something in my diet while breastfeeding played a role.

Looking back, we were so focused on trying different creams to treat the rash from the outside that we hadn’t considered whether supporting her gut and addressing a possible underlying sensitivity might also be important.

I hope that my story might encourage another parent to explore possible underlying allergies and treating your child’s gut.

God bless your family!

Hi parents,

I wanted to share our experience in case it may help another family.

My daughter is currently teething and drools a lot, which caused persistent rashes on her face and body. The rash on her body looked similar to eczema, while the rash on her face resembled a yeast infection. Her skin became very red and wet, and she constantly scratched it, making it even worse.

We tried several creams, kept her nails short, and used mittens to prevent scratching. Unfortunately, she would quickly pull the mittens off. We even tried a shrug mitten, but the fabric seemed too abrasive for her face. I also used Nystatin as recommended, but the redness persisted.

The turning point came when we introduced egg as part of her solid food journey. About 15 minutes after eating it, she developed hives and cried intensely for about 30 minutes. It appeared she was having an allergic reaction.

I remembered that I had a bottle of Infant Tummy Relief from Earthley at home. I had originally purchased it for my husband since it’s formulated for all ages. I gave my daughter a few drops, and within moments she calmed down and fell asleep. About an hour later she became fussy again, so I gave her another dose, and she settled once more. But the interesting part is not only the hives resolved, her eczema, facial rash, and flaky patches became softened, much less red and irritated.

After a few days, the redness and flaky patches had almost completely disappeared. During that time, I also applied Earthley’s Soothing Skin Balm to help protect and moisturize her skin.

This experience made me wonder whether an underlying food sensitivity or gut-related issue may have been contributing to her skin flare-ups. It’s possible that something in my diet while breastfeeding played a role.

Looking back, we were so focused on trying different creams to treat the rash from the outside that we hadn’t considered whether supporting her gut and addressing a possible underlying sensitivity might also be important.

I hope that my story might encourage another parent to explore possible underlying allergies and treating your child’s gut.

God bless your family!

Hey guys, what tips do you have to increase hair volume, making them look fluffy?

My hair doesnt have oily issue with no poo, but after washing and adding some oil drop at the end, it just does not look as fluffy as the conventional hair wash routine.

I just started no poo journey for 10 days so maybe my hair is still adjusting.

Please give some advices from your experience!

Our family want to travel to one of the stan countries and we need your advices.

Which one is best country to visit according to your experience?

We love nature and horse back riding. However we just have a baby and wonder what can we do in terms of logistic to make it an infant friendly trip?

How is summer overthere and what transportation can we take if we want to visit the nature spots?