I’ve been hit with a nasty chest cold. Usually, colds go straight there for me. Forget the sinuses, the throat, they go straight for my lungs.
I am *very* fortunate because I can count the number of colds I’ve had over the past three years on one hand, but I guess Airborne just wasn’t enough to combat this one. So, what do you do when you have a bad chest cold? The hacking, feeling like your lungs are trying to come up type of chest cold?
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With the threat of N1H1, strep throat and a host of other germs swarming around, it’s more important than ever to teach your children the importance of washing their hands. If your kid is anything like mine, getting him to sit still and sudsy up long enough to sing the ABCs and rinse thoroughly takes an act of patience. Airborne has found a clever way to make this job a little easier for both kids and parents – SquidSoap.
SquidSoap is the only liquid-soap dispenser with a specially designed pump that stamps a child’s hand with a vegetable dye. It takes …read more

The holidays come with their own host of allergies. This I know first hand and second hand, as I have a severe egg allergy and my son has a plethora of allergies including oats, bananas, peppers, salicylates, cinnamon (undiagnosed), and many other suspected.
As a host one has to be conscious of not only foods but also airborne toxins. Last year we visited my mother-in-law for brunch and my son got sick from the smell of candles and cinnamon French Toast.