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Wordless Wednesday
Such a cutie! Thanks again to A Psych Mommy for letting us borrow her adorable son for Wordless Wednesday! She has spotlighted UV Skinz and brings up some good facts about where and when you can actually wear your UV Skinz–which is pretty much everywhere! Even on cloudy days, sunny days, to the park, beach, zoo, and any outdoor activity were you would be exposed to the sun for more than 2 hours. The uv protection is woven right into the fabric to give you sun protection that never washes off and that is chemical-free.
UV Skinz swim shirts are made of a nylon and spandex combination that makes the material extra smooth and soft. Babies, children and even adults love to wear them because they are just so comfortable!
A Psych Mommy is also giving her readers (and you)a chance to win a UV Skinz item of your choice during her Travel Spotlight Giveaway event. Go and check it out!
You can also see more Wordless Wednesday at 5 minutes for mom…
1 comment June 24, 2009
Join our May “I Saved a Baby’s Skin Today!” Campaign
“The intent is for customers to ‘pay it forward,’” says Rhonda Sparks. “We hope clients will donate the Baby Skinz to a charitable cause of their choice such as a women’s shelter, YMCA or even a neighbor in need. We want to get as many children covered as we can and with each donation, we hope to raise the level of awareness that much more.” Each May shipment will contain a free UV Baby Skinz along with a flyer encouraging customers to pass along the Baby Skinz to a chosen cause. UV Skinz was able to give away about 1,850 swim shirts for the May 2008 Skin Cancer Awareness promotion. The company’s goal this year is to nearly double that as supplies allow.
The National Cancer Institute reports that many common cancer rates are falling, but melanoma rates within the U.S. continue to grow at an alarming rate. Sparks implores parents to cover their children to prevent them from becoming the one in five Americans who will develop skin cancer. “I am doing all that I can to protect my children from suffering the same fate their Father suffered when we lost him to melanoma. I hope our Baby Skinz donation program will prevent more families from being impacted by this devastating disease.”
An important part of skin cancer prevention is creating awareness. Creating awareness is all about saving our children’s lives in the future. Over 90% of skin cancers are preventable with the right education and awareness. We need you to help us spread the word about Skin Cancer Awareness Month and the “I Saved a Baby’s Skin Today” UV Skinz blog campaign!
- Blog about the “I Saved a Baby’s Skin Today” campaign.You can see the full press release here. Feel free to include links to UV Skinz, the press release and/or UV Skinz blog! Remember the campaign starts May 1st.
- Add our button and/or banner to your blog! Let everyone know you support this campaign and encourage others to do the same!
- Follow UV Skinz on Twitter and join in on the discussion by following the progress of “I Saved a Baby’s Skin Today” campaign with twitter hashtag #UVSKINZ (Remember to use a “z” and not an “s”)
What can I do if I don’t have a blog?
- Forward this to your friends and family!
- Print out the official “I Saved A Baby’s Skin Today” Button and post it to your bulletin board at your home, home-office, or work.
- Follow UV Skinz on Twitter!
Besides the warm feeling you get by helping to save a baby from potential skin cancer, UV Skinz is giving all bloggers a special discount code to use at our online store! At checkout enter the code: MOMBLOGS15 and SAVE 15% through August 31, 2009 (as long as you are a participating blogger it doesn’t matter if you aren’t a Mom )
Be apart of our Sponsor Showcase Page! Once you have posted about the campaign, then email me the link and your blog button (as an attachment) and you will be added!
If you have any questions or suggestions then please feel free to email me at kalisha@uvskinz.com
4 comments April 29, 2009
Little Ones
Say hello to our little friends, enjoying their Skinz. Thanks for the pics guys!
Add comment April 10, 2008
