Parents know that there are a few things you can count on with cold weather: more cuddles, coats, hot chocolate requests, and kiddos with rosy cheeks in need of extra TLC. Get to know these YL products that are great to have on hand during cold and flu season.

Thieves Essential Oil-Infused Cough Drops

Thieves® Cough Drops are designed to soothe scratchy throats, relieve coughs, and cool nasal passages using the power of naturally occurring menthol. Minty, spicy, and sweet without processed sugar, dyes, artificial flavors, or preservatives, these cough drops are made with naturally derived ingredients, including Young Living’s pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils and menthol from peppermint.

SniffleEase Essential Oil Blend

After a long day out and about, there’s nothing like the aroma of pure essential oils to help rejuvenate and relax your kiddo before bedtime. With 11 essential oils, including Eucalyptus, Dorado Azul, and Pine, SniffleEase™ offers a crisp, invigorating aroma. Apply it to your child’s chest just before bed.

KidScents MightyVites

As much as we try to get our kids to eat nutritious foods like fruits and vegetables, they could probably still use help getting all the vitamins and minerals they need each day. KidScents® MightyVites™ can help to fill in the gaps. These chewable tablets deliver a spectrum of essential vitamins, minerals, and whole food-based ingredients such as wolfberry powder, barley grass, broccoli sprouts, natural vitamins, biotin, iron, zinc, and so much more! With the best ingredients for your child and the delicious flavor of wild berry and orange cream, this is a win for both parent and child.

NingXia Red

Sneak a delicious serving of antioxidant-packed superfruit into your kid’s diet with NingXia Red®!* Add it to a smoothie, offer it to them straight, or mix it with Greek yogurt. You can also freeze it for a slushy-like refreshment without any artificial colors or excess sugar. It’s a treat you can feel great about giving them, and they’ll adore eating it! As any parent knows, those are hard to come by.

Remember, it’s always a good idea to check in with your child’s physician if your child is sick, even if it looks like it’s just a common cold or flu.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

This blog was reprinted with permission from the Young Living website.