Tell your friends - help sponsor a mammogram for an underprivileged woman
Please tell ten friends to tell ten today! The Breast Cancer site is having trouble getting enough people to click on their site daily to meet their quota of donating at least one free mammogram a day to an underprivileged woman.
It takes less than a minute to go to their site (see link below) and click on "donating a mammogram" for free (pink window in the middle).
This doesn't cost you a penny. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate mammogram in exchange for advertising.
Here's the web site! Pass it on to people you know.
Especially for World Cancer Day, Dr Sally Norton, founder of Vavista, has put together some facts on breast cancer based on the questions she is frequently asked.
Breast Cancer Care is the only UK-wide charity dedicated to providing emotional and preactical support for anyone affected by breast cancer. Parenting Without Tears is supporting this campaign by donating 20 per cent of the subscription fee of anyone joining us during October 2012.
Award-winning tweezers have a new look sporting the Breast Cancer Campaign's pink ribbon – with a donation of £2 for each Pink Ribbon Slant bought going to Breast Cancer Campaign.
My Crocus Walk is ... raising money for breast cancer research. Breakthrough Breast Cancer launches its annual Crocus Walk campaign this spring with a helping hand from Sarah Beeny.
One in ten women in the UK is expected to develop breast cancer. The aim of The Genesis Appeal is to create a future without breast cancer, by making one in ten, none in ten. Preventative lifestyle changes, as outlined in the Appeal’s Ten Commandments, can help make this aim a reality.
A true diary of a cancer survivor - published to coincide with Breast Awareness Day - My Mummy Wears a Wig - Does Yours? is a remarkably candid account of nine months in the life of Michelle Williams-Huw, diagnosed with breast cancer.
Three great books for older readers – adventure and romance: Alice with a Why by Anna James illustrated by Matthew Land; Amelia, if Only by Becky Albertalli and Rewind to us by Molly Morris. Perfect summer reading.
Clara Kervyn, Physiotherapist, Pilates, and Musculoskeletal specialist and Elyn Marwick, Personal Trainer, Coach and Functional Fitness Specialist advise on what to do when you're suffering pain in your feet and ankles.
In summertime, a family's thoughts turn to paddling pools and here's one which doesn't have to be inflated, won't be be punctured by animal claws, is made from slip-proof material and has eco friendly drainage – well done Peteast.
Parenting Without Tears has teamed up with Zapf Creation UK to offer readers the chance of winning one of their fabulous toys: BABY born doll, BABY born My Cat Cookie, Splish Splash Surfing Berta and Splish Splash Swimming Emma.
Frontier Publishing introduces, Ava Spark: Hello I’m Here!is the first in a brand new young fiction series, following life through the eyes of ten-year-old Ava Spark as she navigates the trials and tribulations of home, school, friendships and family.
These HECCEI sunglasses are perfect for toddlers – a lightweight nylon frame which is ergonomically designed for small faces and which changes colour in the sunshine while offering protection from both UVA and UVB rays.
Following on from her huge success of her How to Train Your Dragon series, Cressida Colwell is delighting fans with her spin-off: How to Train Your Dragon School as cinema goers get to see the remake of the animated trilogy with a live action film.
Being prepared for summer ailments is the best way to stay healthy during this sunny season. But how? Dr Nisa Aslam, a GP, shares her simple self-care hacks borne out of nature and usingPuressentiel products.
To celebrate the 45th anniversary of the mice of Brambly Hedge, we have ten copies of the Nature Colouring Book to be won. Perfect for adults and children alike, embark on a colouring adventure with author and illustrator Jill Barklem.
Published by HarperCollins Children's Books, two engaging picture books: The Day the Crayons Made Friends by Oliver Jeffers and Drew Daywalt and Michael Rosen's Snow White and the Seven Bears, illustrated by David Melling.
From exploring out-of-this-world objects throughout the museum to a sleepover in our galleries, from tales of spcae toileets to watching A Beautiful Planet, there’s a galactic adventure for everyone at the Science Museum this summer.
Urban Pubs & Bars has announced a major new partnership with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity). The ambitious new initiative will raise £250,000 over the next two years in support of GOSH Charity’s fundraising appealBuild it. Beat it – tohelp build a world-leading new Children’s Cancer Centre at the hospital.
A new studyundertaken by Dr Matthew Cook at the University of Worcester, involving 600mg of CurraNZ taken daily, has stunned experts after researchers found that New Zealand blackcurrant extract can supercharge fat burning up to 200 per cent and has greater effect in women who carry more body fat.
My toddler granddaughter loves music and singing so I saved this set of wooden musical instruments from Lehoo Castle for a time when were were all together as a family for hilarious renditions of nursery songs with us all singing and playing, writes Anne Coates.
Lizzie loved the first two Wow! books we received and was equally delighted with Wow! Look at Me! and Wow! What a Party! illustrated by Alberta Torres and looking at life through a toddler's eyes, writes Anne Coates.
Getting rid of things you no longer need, unwanted gifts, clothes you bought and never wore, bags you bought for a special occasion and never used since – it's a wonderful feeling being able to clear the clutter and do some good as well, writes Anne Coates.
Shark PowerPro Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is, according to Anne Coates, a brilliant machine which is easy to manoeuvre, cleans well, and is versatile from cobwebs in high corners, to stairs, and it knows the difference between hard and carpeted floors adjusting accordingly.
Chronicles of Whetherwhy The Age of Enchantment by Anna James and The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science by Kate McKinnon published by Harper Collins Children's Books are now available in paperback.
Every family – especially those with babies and young children – needs a reliable thermometer in their medicine cabinet/first aid box. Anne Coates reviews the Ear Thermometer from Femometer Family which gives an accurate result in one second.
These Balance Stepping Stones from Maycoly are great fun for kids – and adults, as Anne Coates discovered with her two-year-old granddaughter, Lizzie, when they used them indoors and in the garden.
When I saw Nature by Mamon Bucciarelli, with its attractive illustrations showing the natural world, I thought it would be ideal for our nine-year-old grandson who loves finding out about interesting facts to explore and we were not disappointed, writes Christine Mayle.
Hydration is key to good health and is especially important when exercising or being out in the sun. Here's a great way to to keep your water or drink ice-cool for 46 Hours – with the b.box 1 Litre Insulated Flip Top Bottle, writes Anne Coates.
Parents of 16 to 19 year olds who are staying in education or training need to extend their Child Benefit claim by 31 August or payments will automatically stop. Follow the advice from HMRC.