Keep Your Kids Bug Bite Free with Mosquito Repellent Stickers
As we inch closer to summer, we want you to add these products to your list.
Our first recommendation is Weatherpods, pop-ups that shield you from rain, sun, insects, and wind. The pods are lightweight, weather-resistant, portable, and easy to assemble. You can see the different types of pods available at https://shopweatherpod.com/.
Our second recommendation is NatPat stickers. These natural, chemical-free stickers help your kids in a variety of ways. They stick on your kid's clothing and can last up to 8 eight hours. You can check out the different kinds of stickers they have at https://www.natpat.com/.
Our third summer essential recommendation is BoneSoundz headphones. These headphones don't go on your ear, instead, they transmit sound using the bone behind your ear. They're waterproof with a 10-hour battery life. Order a pair now at https://bonesoundz.com/.
Our last but certainly most delicious summer recommendation is Topo Chico's new margaritas. They come in four flavors: Prickly Pear, Tropical Pineapple, Signature Margarita, and Strawberry Hibiscus. They're made using real lime juice and added minerals for a crisp taste. You can see where they're off near you at https://www.topochicohardseltzerusa.com/.
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