Looking for a way to pamper skin during cold weather? Zoey Naturals is great for those that love natural products with a gentle scent. While...

Looking for a way to pamper skin during cold weather? Zoey Naturals is great for those that love natural products with a gentle scent. While it's a baby's skincare line, many parents find benefits of using it also.

Here are 3 ways families can use Zoey Naturals

Pick a Great Lotion!

Moisturizing lotions can be extremely helpful in preventing and treating a baby's dry skin. For best results, apply moisturizer generously after a bath. This is when your child’s skin is still slightly damp and can fully absorb the lotion. If your child has very dry skin, use twice daily.

Zoey Naturals Soothing Lavender Lotion is free of harsh chemicals and provides hours of hydration to the skin. Paraben and phthalate free, our lotion is ideal for those with sensitive skin.

Indulge with Body Butter + Body Oil

Parents love the Zoey Naturals body butter so much that they use it for themselves! It's great for dry, irritated skin such as cradle cap and also assists in preventing and minimizing the appearance of stretch marks.

Zoey Naturals Soothing Lavender body oil is free of harsh chemicals and provides hours of hydration to the skin. Mineral oil and preservative free, this is the ultimate treat for your baby's skin.

Don't Forget the Hand Sanitizer!

Highly effective and with a great scent...don't forget the hand sanitizer! NEW lemon scent! This Lemon Squeeze hand sanitizer effectively kills 99.9% of germs and bacteria. It has been formulated without the use of harsh chemicals and deeply cleanses without the use of water.

To learn more, visit - www.zoey-naturals.com

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With so many adults and children increasing their smartphone, laptop and other device usage during this pandemic, it's important to unde...

With so many adults and children increasing their smartphone, laptop and other device usage during this pandemic, it's important to understand the effects of blue light, especailly when it comes to sleeping.

SleepScore Labs, the Sleep Science Company behind comprehensive suite of data-backed sleep solutions, has released new results from a study about, the positive impact on sleep, when using EyeJust Blue Light Blocking Screen Protectors after sunset.

EyeJust technology blocks harmful blue light at the source, without changing the color of the screen, helping to protect sleep, eyes and skin.


In this study, participants used EyeJust’s blue light blocking screens for MacBooks and iPads and reported statistically significant improvements in many aspects of sleep including at bedtime, during the night, and in the morning.

Additionally, objective data gathered from SleepScore’s non-contact sleep tracking technology showed that younger participants (age 21-35 years) got a healthier amount of sleep and experienced an increase in total sleep time when using the screen protectors each evening.


Three weeks of using EyeJust were compared to three weeks without using EyeJust.

Participants’ reported data includes:

• 71% stating EyeJust helped them sleep better
• 92% reporting that it helped reduce eye strain

Objective measurements using SleepScore technology showed that younger participants (ages 21-35):

• Got more REM sleep, reflected by an increase in MindScore (2% increase)
• Got on average 10 more minutes of sleep per night (3% increase)
• Spent more time in bed (3% increase)
  

SleepScore’s family of sleep solutions continues to grow, including categories ranging from electronics to light bulbs to blankets and more. The inclusion of a screen protector, that doubles as a blue light blocker addresses yet another of the many environmental and lifestyle factors that can contribute to sleep difficulties.

SleepScore’s collection of expert-selected products allows for a remedy for virtually any non-clinical sleep issue, with more solutions coming in 2021 and beyond.

To learn more, visit - www.sleepscore.com and www.eyejust.com

As we go into a new year of more remote learning, families are still looking for ways to fill gaps in thier kids social learning, since they...

As we go into a new year of more remote learning, families are still looking for ways to fill gaps in thier kids social learning, since they're not interacting with friends in ways they use to.

To help families with this issue, iD Tech launched "Squads After School" — an online enrichment program that offers cutting-edge STEM tech curriculum with an enhanced social component. Students can invite friends to build their own "Squads," or be matched with other tech-minded participants to develop new friendships.

Since 1999, iD Tech has created engaging tech experiences for kids and teens to get them excited about coding, game development, robotics, and design through courses built around Roblox, Minecraft, Adobe Premiere, JavaScript, Python and other platforms that kids already know.

iD Tech | Squads After School Launch | Online Learning Platform



Once a student is registered for a weeklong Squads After School course, they are matched with an iD Certified Instructor—staff with skills, experience, and personality to bring out the best in participants. Instructors are recruited from top universities including Caltech, NYU, and UCLA.

With each daily 90-minute after-school session, kids and teens collaborate, problem solve and bond over new challenges — while connecting with new friends.

To learn more, visit - www.idtech.com/after-school

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For women looking to take charge of their own health and wellness, Movita Organics founder Tonya Lewis Lee's makes those goals more acce...

For women looking to take charge of their own health and wellness, Movita Organics founder Tonya Lewis Lee's makes those goals more accessible with her new line of multivitamins, beauty supplements and prenatal supplements.

Tonya's professional journey into health and wellness began in 2007 when she was named the National Spokesperson for "A Healthy Baby Begins with You," a campaign by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health.

It was through her work as a women's health advocate that Tonya embarked on her own health journey and formed her goal of making healthful options and education accessible to all women. This personal health journey, coupled with her entrepreneurial spirit, led Tonya to create Movita.


Movita products are certified organic, gluten- and allergen-free and non-synthetic supplements that can be taken on an empty stomach.

• Movita Multivitamin contains at least 17 vitamins and minerals with at least 100% percent of their recommended daily allowance, along with a blend of 18 fermented vegetables and six fermented fruits.
• Movita Beauty Supplements are designed to promote healthy skin, hair and nails.
• Movita Prenatal Vitamins help to fill in any gaps in nutrition for mother and future baby.

Movita's Women's Multivitamin, Movita Beauty, and Movita Prenatal are available on Amazon, or through a monthly subscription service, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

To learn more, visit www.MovitaOrganics.com

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Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) 35th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (BAM) 35th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. M...

Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) 35th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

(BAM) 35th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., digitally streaming for free on BAM.org, brings together artists, activists, civic leaders, and the public for a communal commemoration and reflection on the life and legacy of Dr. King, on Monday, January 18, 2021.

The event will be complemented by a week-long (January 15—21, 2021) public/outdoor "Let Freedom Ring" art project. Featuring the work of eight Brooklyn-based artists who use their art as a visual metaphor for the idea of freedom, inspired by the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and conversations around the historic 2021 presidential inauguration.

To learn more, visit - www.BAM.org

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Online Family Program: Songwriting 101: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Saturday, January 16; 10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. Central

If you could change the world through song, what would you change and what would you say to inspire that change? Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement he led inspired songs promoting freedom and justice, including Sam Cooke’s “A Change is Gonna Come” and Bob Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released.”

In this introductory workshop, join a museum educator on Zoom to write a song as a group. Music professional Adam Ollendorff will teach the fundamentals of songwriting, including form, theme and rhyme scheme.

Via chat, participants will share ideas and write an original song. Recommended for ages 7+, but all are welcome. Guardian is required to be present for children under thirteen.

Takes place via Zoom. Space is limited. Registration required. Free. Registration closes at 5:00 P.M. the Friday before the program.

To learn more, visit - www.countrymusichalloffame.org