Pink Ribbon Review BCAM Giveaway: Day Six
October 6, 2008 by Karen Lynch
Filed under Women's Health
It’s day six of the Pink Ribbon Review Breast Cancer Awareness Month Giveaway!
If you haven’t been to this site recently, let me tell you that in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM), I’m giving away a pink ribbon product every single day during the month of October.
Today’s giveaway: By the Book: How to Take Care of MY Kids.
It’s a manual, actually. One that you assemble. The book consists of a three-ring binder, pages where you record information and tabbed page dividers.
It’s essentially a book written by YOU about YOUR kids.
It allows parents to have every need of every child organized neatly in one place so caregivers can effectively and lovingly take care of their children.
It allows you to:
- Organize your daily routines for someone else to learn
- List important phone numbers for easy access
- Record the likes and dislikes of each child
- Highlight any behavioral issues/patterns
- Prepare caregivers for an emergency situation
- Keep medical information organized in one place
- Help your caregivers know where the important things are and how you run your household
By the Book: How to Take Care of MY Kids is typically available at www.karmelpublishing.com for $27.95.
Oh, and you can also continually update your child’s information with downloadable refill pages. How cool is that?
So … I’ve got one copy to give away … to someone who follows the Pink Ribbon Review BCAM giveaway rules and leaves an appropriate comment on this post before midnight EST.
(Images: Karmel Publishing)
The bullet points for the book that you have mentioned are so catchy that if I don’t win, I would have to buy it!
herry123_us@live.com
Me please!
Very needed item in a house with kids….I also like the fact you can download the updates, etc
mrs.mommyyatGMAIL.COM
I need this even if i don’t win this I am so buying this! first time i seen this and your great site thanks!
Thanks for sharing this. I have a lot of kids and one of them has autism. I know it might sound odd, but I have often wondered what would happen if I died. How would somebody else step in to help out and understand him? It would be enough just to adjust, but it would help if the person had a clue how his mind works and what he likes/dislikes.
This book would give me peace. It is a great idea. Let alone if my hubby and I ever win a romantic trip somewhere and I have the opportunity to leave for a couple of days…this would be such a sweet blessing to whoever was in charge.
Thank you so much for this opportunity!
Great idea for a helpful guide and information center to assist parents and caregivers!
I have not heard about this book. How interesting and really useful! Please enter me in your always delightful drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
this would be so nice thanks
any mom with two young children working-full time at home, with unfinished laundry and three bags of clothes to fold could desperately need this book…. wait, that’s me!
It is a great idea. We have five children and each one had their own little quirks and needs.