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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
Student of the Week - Elle
We are proud to recognize Elle as Sydney Paige Student of the Week. She is a hard working, bright, and happy First Grader who recently mastered all of her Subtraction flash cards. Way to go, Elle! We love that you make learning a priority and have fun doing it. Keep up the great work!
Friday, April 25, 2014
Follow Friday - Lil' Sidekick
Toddler moms! We’ve found the perfect product for you in Lil' Sidekick. Check out this awesome solution to keep your kids’ sippy cups, toys and utensils off the floor… made by a fellow mompreneur!
Lil' Sidekick is a safe and simple solution that prevents your child from dropping or throwing items out of reach. It will secure any item - from a small crayon or teether to his favorite sippy cup or toy cell phone! Its simple design is easy to fasten to high chairs, strollers or exer-saucers. What we love best is that Lil' Sidekick is made by a fellow mom. Inspired to begin her business after picking up countless cars, trucks and spoons of germy public floors! We all know that game, right? Each piece of Lil' Sidekick is created in the Midwest with care. Check them out today! http://www.lilsidekick.com
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Well Said Wednesday
Wishing you a Wonderful Wednesday from Dale, Courtney, Paige & Sydney!
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Monday, April 21, 2014
Student of the Week - Payton
Continuing in honoring April as Autism Awareness month, we are pleased to introduce Payton as Sydney Paige Student of the Week! Payton is on the spectrum and has been making awesome personal strides this month. She was recognized with the Character Counts Award at school, has been increasing her independence and confidence with horse riding lessons at the Shea Center, and recently walked to school by herself! Congratulations, Payton! We are very proud of your hard work and dedicated spirit. Keep it up!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Saturday, April 19, 2014
LA Times Festival of Books
Last Saturday and Sunday, we had a fantastic weekend interacting with consumers and fellow GIVE BACK souls at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books! Not only was there great love for our products, but also affirmation and great support for what our company is doing. There were a lot of smiles and laughs and even a few moments of tears.
My favorite moment was when a young girl (9) came up to our statement tags and excitedly picked up the purple “RESPECT” tag. She felt it, turned it over and over in her hands, looked at it from each and every angle. Her mother came up to her and asked if she wanted to buy it. She said she really did, but was concerned because they had just gotten to the festival and buying this ($5) would mean she only had $5 left for the rest of the day. You could see she was struggling with this. Her incredible mother bent down and said, “Sweetie, you can buy this with your money, or I can buy this for you because I love what this company is doing.” Her mom went on to explain that in buying this tag, she is also giving a tag to a child in need. The little girl’s face LIT UP and she quickly reached into her little purse and pulled out $5 and said, “No, mommy, I want to buy this myself.” My tears were already welling up and about to spill over as she handed me the money . . . then she went back into her purse, pulled out her last $5, thinking she had to buy one for the other child as well. The sweet, sincere look in her eyes and her act of complete selflessness and generosity had us all whimpering and completely humbled.
It’s moments like these that I know we’re doing the right thing. Building a business is not easy, but this little girl has helped give me the strength and determination to keep going. Little did she know that she impacted multiple lives that day. -Courtney
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Friday, April 18, 2014
Follow Friday - One Hope
As an entrepreneur, my brain is ALWAYS working on overtime & a glass (or two) of wine is often needed. My new fave? @ONEHOPEWINE! They donate 50% of their profits to social causes. So, while I unwind at the end of the day, I’m still giving back ~ so awesome! Check out their DELICIOUS Cabernet Sauvignon, 50% of profits to help children with Autism! -Courtney
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