Every day, kids go out to recess or to physical education classes, where they play games and sports that can result in small cuts or scrapes. It’s better to be prepared and be able to cure small wounds since it’s impossible to prevent all accidents. Since Toodie started school earlier this year, each week she seems to come home with a new scrape from the playground. I usually do the “I’m A First Time Mommy” freak out, but inside I know that she’s a kid and it’s bound to happen. It’s just part of growing up. I’ve learned to have my mommy kit prepared and packed full of everything I need to take care of the re-occurring boo-boo’s. The one essential item I always make sure to have on me are Band-Aids. I don’t think I can even count how many boxes of Band-Aids we go through each month. I would like to say that Toodie uses them for scratches and scrapes ONLY, but she enjoys wearing them as fashion accessories as well! Band-Aids are an essential back to school item that all parents should have handy in preparation for minor accidents.
Band-Aids are well known and dependable. They offer many benefits and protect even the smallest injury from becoming infected. By creating air channels for superior breathability, cuts are kept clean and bacteria free helping them to heal quickly. The Band-Aid Flexible Fabric Quiltvent Bandages are made with a unique Memory Weave fabric that moves with you for extra flexibility, better fit, and greater comfort. This means that even when your children are back to being active, the bandage will not fall off or be affected by play. The full width pad adds extra protection for the wound and makes removal gentle. These are great is you have a child that loves to play outdoors or is constantly moving. The bandage won’t only move with them but it will give the wound that extra cushion. Toodie is always banging up her knees and the Flexible Fabric Bandages do a nice job of making the area more comfortable.
If you’re short on your Band-Aid supply or would love the extra preparation, you can enter below to win boxes of your own. One winner will receive (4) boxes of Band-Aids to keep the boo boos protected during the new school year!
Disclosure: I received the product above for my consideration and to share my honest opinion and experience. I am under no obligation to post a positive review on them. I will not be compensated for this review. As always, opinion are my own!
My husband always seems to get Boo-Boo's… our daughter is a close second!
My girls–especially my 7 year old. She needs a band-aid for everything…lol!
my son definitely!!
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Me! I'm a tad clutzy!
my 4yr old. If he "ouches" himself, he needs a band-aid, then he takes it off to look at it again, then needs another one. lol. kids 😉
I love the flexible fabric ones! I would definitely have to use these for my son.
Aww she is too cute. Great post thank you for sharing!
I go through so many band aids with my 10 year old. I think they are as much a placebo as something that she actually needs.
My daughter & I.
My girlies. Patricia
My 7 year old son!
The whole family, we are always hurting ourselves lol
My daughter seems to need a band-aid for any size of boo-boo
We keep ours in a pink tool box, we have so many bo-boos!
All three of my accident prone kids!
Probably my daughter. :-/
my kids with 4 of them lol enough said thanks
My daughter!
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both my kids equally – they think everytime they bump into something, they need a bandaid…our rule is if there is blood.
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both my kids equally – they think everytime they bump into something, they need a bandaid…our rule is if there is blood.
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either me or my daughter, we are so accident prone it isnt funny! 🙂 we have the grace of a baby moose 😀
Hmm, probably my younger brother. He is twelve and likes to do daring things! haha
My girls they are always going for hikes in the woods and than needing a band aid
My dad is pretty accident prone and he's been using them a lot recently, so probably him!
My little girl, she keeps on hurting herself.
sadly….me lol
My granddaughter.
Probably me! I'm injury prone 😉
My grandson will love these!
My kids will use these allot!
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my four year old she is so graceful
I will
FIRST….THANK YOU for this great giveaway!!!!
I am always going through band aids!! So, it is ME who needs & will be using the band aids! :))
my nephew. he is very active and always getting scraped up
I probably will.All tho my son seems to use a lot with all of his do it yourself projects.
My 16 year old son!
That would be my klutzy son!
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My granddaughter Kenzie. She just likes putting them on!
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I imagine my niece will get the most use out of them.
Definitely my 5 year old daughter.
My 3 year old son, it's always something!
My middle daughter for sure!
i will! i wear bandaids on my heels so I dont get blisters from my high heels
I will get the most use out of these bandaids! haha! I always hurt myself!
Stacy
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I think I will get the most use out of the bandaids. I'm always getting minor cuts
at least one of my kids hurts their knees weekly
Me… I'm always getting cuts and scrapes when working in the yard.
My 5 year old is going to use them ALL. It's always something with her! lol
Amy Desrosiers
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My daughter Khloe always seems to get boo boos, so she would need these 🙂
My 2 year old loves putting on bandaids, even when he's not hurt. 🙂
My daughter – she likes to wear band-aids whether the owie is still there or not.
my kids. we go through a lot of band aids.
My daughter and I are equally clumsy, so we both would be using them. Thanks for the opportunity!
Amy D
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All of us lol
My daughter, she always has a boo boo. Arthur Caudill [email protected]
I have an 8 year old son…nuff said? 🙂
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My daughter. She's a tomboy at heart!
Virginia Rowell