When kids are off climbing trees, digging in the sandpit and running in the playground, scrapes and bruises are an everyday occurrence. Children also pick up colds and viruses from their playmates, and then bring them home to the family.
As a parent you don’t want to wrap your kids up in cotton wool, but at the same time you want to protect them from harm. That means being prepared with natural remedies that have been scientifically tested and actually work. To help you with this mission we’ve identified three of the best:
Manuka ointment
Manuka is a native to New Zealand and a cousin to the Australian tea tree. Studies have shown that manuka oilis more potent than tea tree oil, particularly when it comes to anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Using manuka ointment helps to keeps skin abrasions clear of bacteria that can lead to infection. Manuka also has cicatrisant properties, meaning it helps to repair damaged skin and prevent scar formation. Plus it can be helpful to heal and reduce the itch of bug bites and stings. A natural all-in-one first aid kit!
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