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Parenting Hack: 5 Healthy Hair Care Habits for Kids
Taking care of our kids goes beyond preparing lunchboxes and dressing them up for an occasion. There’s more to it than handing them their school money or telling them bedtime stories.
Raising a child involves a lot of decision-making. Should I allow him to play soccer outside when it’s very hot? Is letting her stay out with friends till late at night all right?
What is The Best Hair Brush for Hair Loss?
Hair loss or hair thinning is often a topic that causes many women to stress. Especially common in new mums experiencing postpartum hair loss or people who have recently lost weight. Jean Hailes endocrinologist Dr Nellie Torkamani says that 49% of women will be affected by hair loss in their lifetime. It's a common occurrence that can leave us feeling less confident and searching for solutions.
Building Independence
The first year of school is a year of independence. Self care and grooming is a vital step for all children to learn how to take care of themselves and get ready for the day. With the right hair brush, a child will happily learn how to brush their hair. Happy Hair Brushes allow your child to be independent & proud.
How to get School Kids ready & out the door!
Easy hacks for parents to make mornings easier. We know that getting children organised in the morning, as well as getting yourself ready is sometimes really HARD. Now that we are back in term 3, some of us are struggling. If this is you, or someone you know, please see what we have found works with our kids.
Step-by-Step Brush Care Guide for your monthly hair brush cleaning.
Maintaining our family's hair is a top priority for busy moms, and a crucial tool in achieving that is a reliable hairbrush. However, after prolonged use, hairbrushes can collect dirt, hair, and other debris, reducing their effectiveness and cleanliness. This is where our Happy Hair Brush Cleaning Tool comes in - it's the perfect solution for keeping your hairbrushes in tip-top shape.
Brushing Kids Hair can be a Nightmare!
If you’re like me, there comes a certain point where you see your child’s crazy, unwashed, unbrushed hair one too many time and something in you snaps into an avalanche of overwhelming frustration. This avalanche has been building from lots of small little battles you chose not to have which have added up from one or all of the following: