Attention Moms: Your Baby (and Fur Baby) Will Thank You For Switching to This Household Essential

Insect repellant is generally not the best for you. What are your thoughts on repellents? Have you tried other remedies you have found work that you can share? If so where did you learn it from? How long have you been doing it?

Do you have a fur baby? What are your recommneds in this area?

I have tried lemon grass that I plant and rub on my skin not sure if it has worked I guess it did while sitting on my porch no bites🦟. However the smell is amazing. I'd love to hear your suggetions and ideas on this. Yes or no to repellents?

If there's one group of people you can count on to be up to date on all the latest developments in health-conscious products, it's moms. From reading up on

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