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Kid Magazine is an online publication made for mums with style delivered to your inbox eleven times per year. As we grow we will bring you more and more exclusive offers and content. Don't forget to share this issue with your family, friends, colleagues and any stylish mums (don't forget the dads) as we don't want them to miss out!

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WIN Details on page 7

think pink fashion & beauty,

enchanting vintage, health

tips, delicious recipes and much

more

OCTOBER 2013 - issue TEN

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SaraEditor and Chief [email protected] kidmagazine.com.au

Right now I’m busily planning my baby shower, which I can’t wait to share with you all in a coming issue. If I didn’t already know how many fabulous people work in the baby and kids industry, it has been a great reminder. I have also been

preparing the baby nursery, with my husband spending the weekends painting furniture and much moving around the room to get the placement just right. Other than preparing for my upcoming arrival I have of course been head down getting the October issue out to you. From spooky Halloween ideas to delicious recipes you can enjoy for breakfast/brunch/lunch with your girlfriends and tips from an expert on how to keep your home safe and secure. I’m also super excited about our enchanting vintage birthday party feature that I know you will all love. Get in touch and keep the feedback coming. If you have a knack with the camera and will be photographing an upcoming celebration or kids events, or even if you will be having the even professionally photographed, then do let us know about it as we would love to feature our readers more in the magazine. my top five from the october issue are: 1. Add some colour to your kitchen with our selection of beautiful tea towels – you may even enjoy drying the dishes… page 80 2. Get snap happy and turn your photos into fun products with these six services that transform the old school photo album into new school cool – page 44 3. Pink Ribbon Day occurs in October and the products on page 36 support breast cancer awareness and research. If you are going to a pink event and need something to wear check our pink-spiration for you on page 26 and the kids on page 24 4. Jana Kingsford gives us her green smoothie formula – a super easy healthy boost that anyone can follow - page 68 5. It’s National Organic Week this month and we have tracked down some tasty organic food that we think you will love -page 72 Until next month, you can find us at www.kidmagazine.com.au for more of the things you love.

EDITOR’S LETTER

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30What’s on What’s happening in October. Find out now

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10Enchanting Vintage

Win Win WinMore amazing prizes to giveaway to our Kid Magazine readers this month. Enter now

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Enchanting vintageA special vintage birthday party shoot - be inspired and enchanted with ruffles, lace and the sweetest of treats

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Special offersSave with these exclusive deals for Kid Magazine readers from Emu Australia, Mocka, Eternal Creation and coco&phoenix

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In the pinkOctober is all about pink to raise awareness of breast cancer - find your pink fashion inspiration here

Snap happyTurn your instagram and digital photos into fun products with these awesome services

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Unwinding & destressing at home

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76Six home security tips

44Snap happy

32Junk food: A nasty legacy for our children

56Delicious family recipes

50The trick to trick-or-treat

Trick-or-treatRed Fox Party share their tips to make your Halloween a safe and fun one

Delicious recipesWhether it is breakfast, brunch or lunch with the girls we have delicious recipes to help make the day

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The green smoothie formulaJana Kingsford shares her easy peasy green smoothie forumla

Six home security tipsKeep your home safe with tips from an expert Locksmith who knows all the tricks

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High and dryGet drying with these fun and glamorous tea towels to brighten up your kitchen

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WHAT’S ON - OCTOBER1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

World teachers’ dayTeachers play such an essential

role in providing quality education at all levels. It doesn’t seem fair that we only have one

day to celebrate them! If it is school holidays where you are why not have the kids make their teacher a card to give to

their teacher when school goes back to show how much they

appreciate them.

kid magazine, november issueLove what you see in this issue? Subscribe for

free at kidmagazine.com.au/newsletter.html to receive it straight to your inbox next month.

international day of the girl childThe Day of the Girl is about highlighting,

celebrating, discussing, and advanc-ing girls lives and opportunities across

the globe. It is the opportunity to teach grownups, boys and girls all across the

world-a new way of thinking about issues like gender stereotypes, discrimination, and opportunity. Visit dayofthegirl.org

october - 2013 Walk for prems

At locations throughout Austra-lia, families, friends and support-

ers are walking and running to raise funds for Life’s Little

Treasures Foundation. The flag-ship walk is held at Albert Park Lake in Melbourne with similar events in Sydney, Launceston, Adelaide, Canberra, Perth and Brisbane. Visit facebook.com/

LifesLittleTreasuresFoundation-WalkForPrems

national bandanna dayHelp Canteen raise $1.7 million for

young people living with cancer by selling, buying and wearing the Can-teen bandanas. Visit canteen.org.au to

find out how you can get involved

children’s WeekChildren’s Week celebrates

the right of children to enjoy childhood. It is also a time for children to demonstrate their

talents, skills and abilities.

national nutrition WeekFrom 14-20 October take the time to think and learn about making health food and lifestyle choices. Discover

different ways to make healthy lunch boxes items or test out some new

healthy dinner recipes

pink ribbon dayPink Ribbon Day is the Cancer

Council’s fundraiser aimed at helping raise awareness of breast cancer, as well as

funds towards research, early prevention and patient support

programs. Go pink and show your support. Visit pinkribbon-

day.com.au.

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WIN

A Nanoblock prize pack

valued at $61.80

Two Tupperware Grow With Me prize packs valued at $73 each

Four LITTLE prize packs valued at $50 each

Three Dreambaby® Little but Big prize packs valued at over $34 each

Five signed Pumpkin Face CDs from The Wiggles

valued at $14.95 each

Two Flutterbye Flying Fairy valued at $49.99 each

Five Village Cinemas double passes valued at $20 each

Three Hydra-Oil prize packs valued at $33.90 each

Three The Jungle Book DVDs valued at $29.95 each

visit www.kidmagazine.com.au/win.html for competition details

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LEGO® The Lord Of The Rings Battle At The Black Gate valued at $99.99

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fashion bitesOnline shopping on the go just got easier with the launch

of a new app by The Iconic. Available now in the App Store

for iPhone and iPad, the app is free and will give you easy

access to over 500 brands and 25,000 products along with

the ability to be able to share items with friends and family

with the touch of a button. The same free shipping on orders over $50, free returns for 100

days and 3-hour delivery in Sydney apply to purchases in the app. You will also receive instant alerts about exclusive

offers and events through the app. It’s free so what are you

waiting for?

If you have been raiding your man’s cufflink collection whenever you wear a French cuff, then check our the new range of beauti-ful, modern and stylish cufflinks made exclusively for women from Miss Links. Inspired by the lack of upmarket, feminine cufflinks at an affordable price point, Dianna Butterworth decided to take the plunge and create her own. Designed in Melbourne, the elegant cufflinks feature an array of classic, feminine motifs, pearls, semi-precious stones and enamel designs; each created with impeccable attention to detail. Made with .925 sterling silver, the range exemplifies professional, chic style and is available online at misslinks.com ranging between $99 to $250 a pair.

Style is always sweeter when supporting a cause which is what you can do with the stylish sandals from honeybees. For each pair sold $2 is donated towards bee research in protecting Australian honeybees against the deadly destructor mite virus. The sandals are light and comfortable as well as being perfect for travel and fashion forward. Available in a range of colours they retail for $29.95 each from myhoneybees.com.au

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fashion bitesJeanswest has expanded their fun and

affordable product range with the addition of the Jeanswest Jnr collection. Designed for

kids aged 6 months to 4 years, you will find pretty floral dresses, rainbow inspired tops,

jungle themed tees and of course, the famous Jeanswest denim. All styles in the range are

machine washable and designed to endure kids play so your little ones can climb trees and jump in puddles without ruining their clothes.

Priced from only $14.99 to $39.99, Jeanswest Jnr is available in selected stores, throughout

Australia and New Zealand and online at jeanswest.com.au.

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Sick of mittens and booties that fall off your baby’s hands and feet? GuavaKids is here to save the day with guavamitts and guavaboots - the revolutionary baby mittens and baby booties that stay on, engage baby’s

senses, and are gentle to the earth all while looking stylishly modern! Featuring a two-part signature

closure system of elastic and Velcro the mittens stay on to help keep scratches at bay. Made wth a bamboo/

organic cotton blend, they come in a range of gorgeous designs in two sizes. For information on stockists visit

georgiepiekids.com.au.Style is always sweeter when supporting a cause which is what you can do with the stylish sandals from honeybees. For each pair sold $2 is donated towards bee research in protecting Australian honeybees against the deadly destructor mite virus. The sandals are light and comfortable as well as being perfect for travel and fashion forward. Available in a range of colours they retail for $29.95 each from myhoneybees.com.au

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1 - Skeleton sleep footed one-piece, $24.95, onlineshoppingusa.com.au 2 – Bumble Bee Dress, $44.95, pinkpoppy.com.au 3 – Black Pumpkin Orange Lace Romper Headband Barefoot Sandals Set, USD $38, etsy.com/shop/OurSweetSomethings4U 4 – Halloween graphic body double, $19.95, onlineshoppingusa.com.au 5 – KaPow “Batty” Blue Long Sleeve T-shirt, $29.95, etsy.com/shop/kapowkids 6 – Boys Diaper cover - Pirate Navy and White, $25, etsy.com/au/shop/LittleMacsClothing 7 – Dinosaur Tail, $29.95, pinkpoppy.com.au 8 – Bebe by Minihaha @ THE ICONIC iggy pirate tee RRP$24.95, theiconic.com.au 9 – Lil Pumpkin Costume, $27.99, greenanttoys.com.au 10 - Twinkle Witch Costume, $44.99, greenanttoys.com.au

halloween inspirationour pick of clothes and costumes to help your little ones get into the halloween spirit

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1 - Tee with red doily bicycle, $18.95, tinytribe.com.au 2 – Baby Ballet Slippers - Fabulous Fuchsia, $35.95, cheekylittlesoles.com.au 3 – Colourblock pocket shirt, $16.95, onlineshoppingusa.com.au 4 – Baby Bib Print in Aviva, $14.95, toshi.com.au 5 – SOSOOKI Singlet Dress with Luella print, $44.95, tinytribe.com.au 6 – Lil Missie Munster I Don’t Bite romper, Sale Price: $27.99, moosaidthecow.com.au 7 – Special Dress in Sorbet, $109.95, eenimeeni.com 8 – Haveli Design Pink Butterfly Nappy Covers, block printed by hand, $23, havelidesign.com.au 9 – Pocchari Poodle Wheelie Bag, $110, beatrixny.com.au 10 – Olivia Pink Gingham Camisole Set, $42, fourinthebed.com.au 11 – “Flamingoes” Pink Sandal, $39.95, cocoandphoenix.com.au 12 – Heart headband, $12.95, onlineshoppingusa.com.au 13 – Pink Girls Polo Dress, $69.90, terryrich.com.au 14 – Baby Luella Frilly Skort, $32.95, sookibaby.com.au 15 – MiniFin Onesie, $18.95, minifin.com.au 16 – Sunhat Solid in Strawberry, $34.95, toshi.com.au 17 – Paperwings Stretch Cord Spot Jeans - Pink/Raspberry, Sale Price: $53.97, moosaidthecow.com.au 18 – Heart Shorts, $34.95, mooce.com.au 19 – Onesie Short Sleeve Print in Pretty Pony, $29.95, toshi.com.au

pink and prettyyour little princess will embrace her girly girl in these fun and frilly pinks

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1 - Diana Ferrari Nadeah dress, $189.95, dianaferrari.com.au or 1800 101 285 2 – COOPER By Trelise Cooper WINDOW PAINE Check Mate Pants, $299, trelisecooper.com 3 – Zoe teething necklace in Raspberry, $43.95, harperandhudson.com.au 4 – Gitane marigold fit and flare dress with lace hem, $169.95, birdsnest.com.au 5 – Liberty London beads, $26, andmetoo.com.au 6 – Kathmandu Women’s Rasa Short Sleeve Shirt, $79.98, kathmandu.com.au or 1800 333 484 7 – More of Me Pink Baby Shower Dress, $198, queenbee.com.au 8 – Boston Babe GRACE, $49.95, bostonbabe.com.au 9 – Marco Polo gathered front dress, $79.95, birdsnest.com.au 10 – diana ferrari

Ashley top, $79.95, dianaferrari.com.au or 1800 101 285 11 – Ziera Jacquie Shoe, $225, zierashoes.com 12 – COOPER By Trelise Cooper Three Shades of Sunday Bright Sparkle, $599, trelisecooper.com 13 – Yarra Trail polka dot shirt, $79.95, birdsnest.com.au 14 - Pisidia

Bowler Mulberry Handbag, $285, pisidia.com.au 15 - Gathered Waist Silk Kaftan – Pink, $89, bluebungalow.com.au 16 - Serenade Beverly Hills Collection – Handbag, $199, (02) 8708 1999 17 – Gift of Hope Robe, $99.95, deshabille.com.au

pink passionpink inspiration for any girls nights in for breast cancer awareness this october

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If you are looking for an easy way to add nutrients and antioxidants to your diet, you should reach for Vital Greens and Vital Kids. Vital Greens is a blend of nutrient dense greens, vegetables, fruits, herbs, vitamins and minerals, and more that work together to detoxify, cleanse, alkalise, energise and promote overall wellbeing. Vital Kids is a special formula just for the littlies with all the best for oldies ingredients taken out and lots of natural goodies especially for kids added in. Ideal when mixed with water, juice or milk, or blended into a green smoothie, Vital Greens and Vital Kids are available from health food stores and selected pharmacies nationally and from vitalgreens.com.au

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health and beauty bites

Experience up to 95% less hair breakage with Schwarzkopf Professional BC Fibre Force this October. The brand new range uses micronized, hair-identical keratin components to deeply penetrate the hair architecture and re-cement gaps in the hair’s membrane. Even very damaged hair is returned to its optimal level of strength and resilience. All products in the range, including Shampoo, Conditioner, Spray Conditioner and Treatment, retail for $29.95. Call 1800 251 887 for stockist information

Most of us know the horror that are stretch marks and that moment when you look down at your growing baby bump and notice those lines. What you may not know is that the Vitamin A supplements contained in many of the stretch mark treatments can be hazardous to your growing bub. Hydra-Oil is a safe alternative to these products, now containing the revolutionary ingredient Argan Oil as a substitute for Vitamin A. Hydra-Oil is dermatologically tested, preservative free, non-greasy and easily absorbed – making it a great source to keep pregnant mums hydrated and their skin smooth and toned. Hyrda-Oil is available in various sizes of Oil as well as a Replenishing Body Cream. Tissue Oil Spray and Anti-Ageing Tissue Oil Spray within Coles supermarkets and select pharmacies. Visit hydra-oil.com for more information

A new affordable range of face masks from Essenzza is here to leave your skin feeling smooth, clear and hydrated. Using Japanese silk masks of the highest quality that cling

to every inch of the skin, Essenzza Facial Masks are ready to be applied straight from the sachet. The product comes in three varieties – Moisturise & Smooth, Anti-Ageing &

Antioxidant and Cleanse & Exfoliate and contain no sulphates, no harsh preservatives and are paraben free. Essenzza Fuss Free Facials are available at leading pharmacies, health food

stores and online at essenzzahealth.com. RRP $14.95 for a pack of three.

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If you are looking for an easy way to add nutrients and antioxidants to your diet, you should reach for Vital Greens and Vital Kids. Vital Greens is a blend of nutrient dense greens, vegetables, fruits, herbs, vitamins and minerals, and more that work together to detoxify, cleanse, alkalise, energise and promote overall wellbeing. Vital Kids is a special formula just for the littlies with all the best for oldies ingredients taken out and lots of natural goodies especially for kids added in. Ideal when mixed with water, juice or milk, or blended into a green smoothie, Vital Greens and Vital Kids are available from health food stores and selected pharmacies nationally and from vitalgreens.com.au

health and beauty bites

Recently landed in Australia from the US, Royal Apothic is heralded for its highly sought after fragrances for women and the home. A new product launching this season are the Extracts. The oil-based, roll-on perfumes are made using the same essences as Royal Apothic’s signature fragrances and are great individually or fantastic when layered. Create your own signature scent from your favourite essences. The extracts retail at $21.95 each. For stockist information visit everydayluxuries.com.au

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It has been on the shelves for a while but it is too good for us not to mention. Carmex® lip balm has launched Carmex Moisture Plus® ultra hydrating lip balm in a Peach Sheer Tint. This lip balm contains all the

nourishing properties that are the hallmark of the Carmex Moisture Plus range, including the goodness of Shea Butter, Vitamin E and Aloe,

as well as the must-have SPF 15. Now you can look glamorous and on-trend this season while enjoying your peachy perfect pout! Available at

all good pharmacies for RRP $8.99.

A new affordable range of face masks from Essenzza is here to leave your skin feeling smooth, clear and hydrated. Using Japanese silk masks of the highest quality that cling

to every inch of the skin, Essenzza Facial Masks are ready to be applied straight from the sachet. The product comes in three varieties – Moisturise & Smooth, Anti-Ageing &

Antioxidant and Cleanse & Exfoliate and contain no sulphates, no harsh preservatives and are paraben free. Essenzza Fuss Free Facials are available at leading pharmacies, health food

stores and online at essenzzahealth.com. RRP $14.95 for a pack of three.

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Unwinding & destressing at Home Vicki Brent, the Body Shop At home™ conSultAnt

Finding it hard to wind down after a demanding day? Trying to juggle work, family, exercise and other commitments? Taking an hour or two each day to unwind can not only help you relax and refocus but will rejuvenate your mind and leave you looking as fantastic as you feel. Here are six tips to help you unwind and de-stress from the comfort of your own home.

tip 1: start moving After a long day, most people will opt for a seat in front of the television to relax, without realising that exercise is one of the best things to unwind and relieve stress. Keeping active, helps to release mood-boosting chemicals like endorphins, reducing anxiety and improving physical wellbeing.

If you haven’t exercised before, starting can be a daunting challenge. Start with small intervals; going for a walk around the block or around the park, and slowly build up the intensity and length until you’re exercising for a minimum 40 minutes a day. You’ll be amazed at how much better you’ll feel overall; you’ll be more focused, handle stressful situations better and best of all, you’ll be getting a much better nights sleep. Hallelujah!

tip 2: Just breatheWhen you’re feeling stressed, short on time and always in a hurry, stop and take a deep breath. Stress can cause your breathing to become rapid so it’s important to introduce deep breathing techniques into your daily routine.

Taking deep breaths to slow your breathing will relax your mind, reduce the release of adrenalin in your body, and relax the skin; evening skin tone and redness. The easiest way to practice breathing techniques is to slowly inhale through your nose, feeling your breath start in your abdomen and work its way to the top of your head. Reverse the process as you exhale through your mouth. Each time your mind wanders, bring your awareness back to your breathing—focusing on the sensation as air enters and leaves your lungs.

tip 3: scentsEnticing your senses at home can help you to unwind and feels just that little bit indulgent. Enjoy a bath with one of your favourite scented products or simply try burning a scented candle. Certain aromas can be energising and invigorating, while others are comforting and calming. Try a vanilla, chamomile or lavender scent if you’re feeling under stress and need to relax.

Many herbs and popular scents are linked to relaxing and calming sensations. Taking a few minutes out of your day to enjoy these will help calm the mind, relax your body and assist with sleep.

tip 4: pamper yourself One of the best ways to unwind is to treat yourself with a spot of pampering. If your budget allows, head to a day spa for a massage or facial. Alternatively, you can very simply recreate a spa experience in your own home. Light a candle and run a bath, add a glass of sparkling wine, your favourite music and a facemask; you’ll feel like a whole new person.

Many mums feel guilty taking time to pamper themselves – don’t. Pampering and relaxing is an essential part of rejuvenating the mind, without it, it is possible for your body to become overworked and exhausted, leaving you feeling stressed, tired and most likely moody.

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tip 5: chocolateOne of the world’s most favoured sweets, chocolate is also a great calming food. High in magnesium to aid relaxation, chocolate also contains anandamine - a neurotransmitter that helps to produce feelings of elation and exhilaration. Chocolate stimulates the release of endorphins, promoting a sense of well-being and a feeling of pleasure.

tip 6: meditationMeditating is a deep relaxation method that stills the mind and calms the body. Find a quiet and comfortable spot that you feel contented in, and allow your mind to switch off. Repeating a mantra that comforts you is a great way to help you to quiet your mind during your initial sessions; pick a phrase that focuses and empowers you. It can be anything from “I am strong and capable of anything” to “my mind is still, my body is calm, and I am at peace”; whatever resonates the strongest with you is what

will work the best. There are no right or wrong answers when it comes to creating a mantra, however the most personal ones are the ones that work the most effectively.

Meditation can be a tricky thing to achieve, but with practice, commitment and the right mantra, you’ll find the right combination that allows you to switch off and revive your mind, particularly after a stressful day at work or a busy day with the family.

Vicki Brent has been a consultant with The Body Shop At Home for 12 years. During this time she has built a very successful and multi-million dollar business through the At Home party business. For more information about joining The Body Shop At Home™ or holding your own ‘pamper time’ please visit: http://www.thebodyshop.com.au/TheBodyShopAtHome.aspx

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Pregnancy cravings are hard to kick and nutrionist Cyndi O’Meara of Changing Habits (www.changinghabits.com.au) has put together a list of tips that will keep you satisfied without affecting the wellbeing of you children.

Have a protein enriched breakfast.

Having a high protein breakfast is more likely to relax the area of the brain responsible for food cravings and calorie-rich foods. By incorporating a natural or plant based protein powder into your morning oatmeal, you are more likely to alleviate hunger for longer. Changing Habits Inca Inchi Protein Powder is a great source of natural protein that will achieve the desired effect without enduring the nasty processed ingredients of other supermarket brands.

Give in to the chocolate cravings.

Believe it or not, chocolate can be good for you. It alleviates stress and in some cases, treats depression. However most of what has graced our supermarket shelves has been tainted by additives and preservatives that remove the integrity from the source.

A recent study from Deakin University has found that women who have an unhealthy diet during pregnancy are more likely to have children with behavioural problems. The results suggest that mums who eat more unhealthy foods, such as refined cereals, sweet drinks, and salty snacks, during pregnancy have children with more behavioural problems, such as tantrums and aggression.

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Providing you pair it with a non-refined sugar, products such as Cacao Wafers allow you to enjoy many of your chocolate recipes without affecting your child. Cacao wafers is chocolate in its rawest form, containing no added fat, sugar, or sweeteners so that all the nutrients and stimulants remain.

Keep the body nourished.

By keeping the body fed throughout the day with real, healthy foods it is never left hungry and as a result, you are less likely to have cravings. Unhealthy snacking occurs when the body feels deprived from food. A well balanced diet will also keep your blood sugars level.

Boost your immunity

Cut out processed foods and anything that is not giving your body the goodness it really needs. Forget about pre-packaged meals and fast food, you’ll soon find yourself feeling run-down and even sick.

By buying foods in their whole state that have been produced by ethical means, the body and the immune system will become stronger and will be more likely to withstand foods that may hold bacteria.

Go Green.

Where possible, eat organic goods. There have been several studies linking pesticides commonly used on foods grown in Australia to ADHD in children. Always ensure that your food has not been in contact with chemically produced pesticides by eating good quality organic foods. Go to a farmer’s market if you can and don’t be afraid to ask them questions about what you’re buying.

Make every bite count.

Forget the old adage ‘eating for two’ – when you’re pregnant, it’s all about quality over quantity. Make sure that everything you’re

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putting into your body is good for you and good for baby. Resist pointless overeating, with a good mix of nutritious wholesome foods you’ll give your child everything they need and won’t feel starved. Surprisingly your energy needs only increase slightly when you’re pregnant!

Supplement your diet.

Lots of women resort to store bought supplements when they’re trying to have a baby and throughout their pregnancy. While it’s important to give your baby what it requires to grow well, there’s no need to resort to tablets and capsules, many of which are created chemically and contain all sorts of dubious ingredients. Simply look to nature, to increase your folic acid add more leafy greens to your diet and eat more citrus fruit and raspberries. This way you know exactly what you’re eating and will see all the same benefits.

Listen to your body

Unfortunately, for some women morning sickness is inevitable and quite often it’s difficult to properly sustain yourself. When you’re unwell it’s important to listen to your body, eat what you can keep down and try to keep your food intake balanced. When pregnant our body releases the HCG hormone, which tells it to use reserve fat stores for sustenance when it’s deprived. If you have some stored fat this works a treat to help the baby and you survive the morning sickness, if you don’t have stored fat cells then it is important to try to get down what you can - good quality at all times.

Also, it’s vital to stay hydrated so sip water throughout the day, not just at mealtimes. Avoiding spicy and fatty, processed foods should also help your symptoms.

Not your typical nutritionist, Cyndi O’Meara disagrees with low-fat, low-calorie diets, believes chocolate can be good for you and thinks cheating and eating yummy food are important parts of a well-balanced diet. The author of two bestselling books, Changing Habits, Changing Lives and the accompanying Changing Habits, Changing Lives Cookbook, Cyndi believes we need to eat our way to good health, cutting out technology-driven foods that have been altered drastically from their natural state. We need to get back to the natural foods that our grandparents ate – real butter, full fat non-modified milk and healthy fats. Forget crash diets, fads and calorie counting – Cyndi is all about knowing what goes into our bodies and working towards manageable and sustainable change.

Since releasing Changing Habits, Changing Lives in 1998, Cyndi and her husband Howard have expanded Changing Habits to not only be an information company including, books, audios, videos, e-books, programs, protocols, reports, newsletters, clubs and social media but also ethical, nutritious foods. Howard and Cyndi saw that there was a need to not only provide information but to also make the food Cyndi talks about more readily available to everyone. The company has grown exponentially and now provides not only food but also food supplements based on the philosophy of Cyndi’s first book. You can find Cyndi online at www.changinghabits.com.au

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1.  Emma’s  shoe  bows  are  missing  2.  The  drum  cymbal  is  floating  3.  The  skeleton  shirt  print  is  missing  4.  Emma’s  headband  is  on  the  other  side  5.  The  bass  drum  is  upside  down.

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1 - Clinique Great Skin, Great Cause, $75, David Jones, Myer, Terry White and selected independent pharmacies and also via the CLINIQUE website www.clinique.com.au 2- Bobbi Brown Pink Blush Set, $85, selected David Jones and Myer nationally 3 – ghd Proud to be Pink, $289, ghd-approved salons or at www.ghdhair.com 4 – Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Pink Hope, $21.95, 1800 025 488 5 – Cedel Dry Shampoo, $7.99 for 110mL, $3.99 for 48mL, supermarkets and pharmacies nationwide 6 - Clinique Pink with a Purpose, $36, David Jones, Myer, Terry White and selected independent pharmacies and also via the CLINIQUE website www.clinique.com.au 7 – Sukin Limited Edition Certified Organic Rose Hip Oil, $19.95 for 25mL, $32.95 for 50mL, nationally at pharmacies including Chemist Warehouse, My Chemist, Priceline, health food stores and www.amazon.com 8 – Nioxin Hope-Full Hair pink pack, including Cleanser (300mL), Scalp Revitaliser (300mL), Scalp Treatment (40/50mL) and Hair Booster (30mL), $89, selected salons 9 – ModelCo & Ecoya Limited Edition Metro Jar, $29.95, www.ecoya.com or www.modelcocosmetics.com 10 – Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum II, $95 for 30mL, $140 for 50mL, 1800 061 326 11 – OPI Pink of Heart’s 2013 including More than a Glimmer and Pink-ing of You nail polish and ten pink ribbon stick-on decals and crystals, $24.95, leading beauty salons and David Jones stores Australia wide

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the pink ribbon treatmentsupport a great cause and get pink this october

1 - Clinique Great Skin, Great Cause, $75, David Jones, Myer, Terry White and selected independent pharmacies and also via the CLINIQUE website www.clinique.com.au 2- Bobbi Brown Pink Blush Set, $85, selected David Jones and Myer nationally 3 – ghd Proud to be Pink, $289, ghd-approved salons or at www.ghdhair.com 4 – Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Pink Hope, $21.95, 1800 025 488 5 – Cedel Dry Shampoo, $7.99 for 110mL, $3.99 for 48mL, supermarkets and pharmacies nationwide 6 - Clinique Pink with a Purpose, $36, David Jones, Myer, Terry White and selected independent pharmacies and also via the CLINIQUE website www.clinique.com.au 7 – Sukin Limited Edition Certified Organic Rose Hip Oil, $19.95 for 25mL, $32.95 for 50mL, nationally at pharmacies including Chemist Warehouse, My Chemist, Priceline, health food stores and www.amazon.com 8 – Nioxin Hope-Full Hair pink pack, including Cleanser (300mL), Scalp Revitaliser (300mL), Scalp Treatment (40/50mL) and Hair Booster (30mL), $89, selected salons 9 – ModelCo & Ecoya Limited Edition Metro Jar, $29.95, www.ecoya.com or www.modelcocosmetics.com 10 – Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum II, $95 for 30mL, $140 for 50mL, 1800 061 326 11 – OPI Pink of Heart’s 2013 including More than a Glimmer and Pink-ing of You nail polish and ten pink ribbon stick-on decals and crystals, $24.95, leading beauty salons and David Jones stores Australia wide

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Developed by a primary school teacher with over 13 years’ experience (and a mum

of two boys under five), Little Tyro is a range of Literacy and Numeracy products that

specifically cater to young children. The assist children to develop greater confidence,

which leads to more positive early learning experiences and ongoing success. Best of all Little Tyro products are fun, stylish and

play based so the kids will love learning! The products are available individually or grouped together in Literacy and Numeracy ‘Essentials’

Packs complete with beautifully designed carry cases for easy transportation. Little Tyro

can be purchased at littletyro.com.au.

Aspiring advertising execs and creative types, this one is for you. STAEDTLER is looking for you to create their next advertising campaign! Prizes will be awarded across 2 entrant categories; Ages 5-14 and 15+. The main prize in each category is the feature of the winning artwork on a billboard in the winners’ home state/territory along with winner and runner up iPads. Create your own artwork of for the younger entrants there are colouring templates to download if desired. The competition closes on 1 November so get creative! Visit facebook.com/ STAEDTLERAustralia or staedtler.com.au for more information

Rediscover Mowgli and his jungle friends with the release of the all new digitally restored The Jungle Book on Blu-ray and DVD this month. The kids will be enthralled with the jungle life of tigers, bears, pythons and other jungle creatures and all your favourite songs you remember from this old classic. The last film to be produced by the late great Walt Disney, The Jungle Book is a must have addition to your Disney home entertainment collection, filled with never before seen bonus features. Available from 2 October.

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Be inspired by a touch of Paris this Summer with the exquisite range of jewellery, gifts, bags, wallets and accessories. The new Holiday in Paris range is ideal for the slightly older girl who is enchanted by the love, fun and frivolity of a Parisienne sojourn. The beautifully designed range has all bases covered with travel goods for those girls heading off on family travels and a selection of jewellery and bags

for the littlies still dreaming of Paris. An affordable range and great gift option for those many birthday gifts we seem to buy, the range starts from $14.95. For

stockist details visit pinkpoppy.com.au.

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Aspiring advertising execs and creative types, this one is for you. STAEDTLER is looking for you to create their next advertising campaign! Prizes will be awarded across 2 entrant categories; Ages 5-14 and 15+. The main prize in each category is the feature of the winning artwork on a billboard in the winners’ home state/territory along with winner and runner up iPads. Create your own artwork of for the younger entrants there are colouring templates to download if desired. The competition closes on 1 November so get creative! Visit facebook.com/ STAEDTLERAustralia or staedtler.com.au for more information

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Starry night, sleep tight, with the PILLOW PETS Dreamlites. The popular PILLOW PETS Dreamlites act as a magical night-

light that turns a child’s bedroom ceiling into a starry night sky. Simply turn it on and instantly stars will appear on the

ceiling. Four new characters, including the Hot Pink Lady Bug, Magical Unicorn, Blue Puppy and Green Triceratops, join everyone’s original favourites Ms Lady Bug, Rainbow Unicorn,

Snuggly Puppy, and Pink Butterfly. Visit mypillowpet.com.au for more information. RRP $29.99 each.

Get spooky with The Wiggles this Halloween with their new album Pumpkin Face. Including tracks such as ‘Zombie Feet’, ‘The Full Moon Melody’, ‘Mumbles the Monster’ and ‘Do the Skeleton Scat!’, The Wiggles and their friends Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus and Captain Feathersword will have the kids (and maybe even mum and dad) dancing along in their usual fun way. Whether you celebrate Halloween or not, Pumpkin Face will inspire your kids in a way only The Wiggles can. Visit thewiggles.com.au to get your copy of Pumpkin Face and track The Wiggles awesome adventures.

Be inspired by a touch of Paris this Summer with the exquisite range of jewellery, gifts, bags, wallets and accessories. The new Holiday in Paris range is ideal for the slightly older girl who is enchanted by the love, fun and frivolity of a Parisienne sojourn. The beautifully designed range has all bases covered with travel goods for those girls heading off on family travels and a selection of jewellery and bags

for the littlies still dreaming of Paris. An affordable range and great gift option for those many birthday gifts we seem to buy, the range starts from $14.95. For

stockist details visit pinkpoppy.com.au.

Nanoblock s a revolutionary Japanese invention that brings block building to a scale never seen before. The smaller the blocks, the greater the detail. Each set comes with instructions that create a range of tiny animals, miniature musical instruments and architectural landmarks from around the world. For anyone who enjoys a challenge, puzzles, games or building, nanoblock is the must have gift and desk accessory. Challenging and fun for all the construction enthusiasts in the family, nanoblock lets you build in greater detail. For more information visit www.nanoblock.com.au.

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If you thought your movie going days were over when you became a mum then you haven’t heard of the Village Cinemas’ Baby Friendly Sessions. Playing the latest release films, including G & PG films as well as rom-coms and good family dramas that parents and carers will enjoy the Baby Friendly Sessions are a relaxed and friendly environment where you will be made to feel comfortable – even with a crying baby!

At the sessions easy access is provided for prams, rockers and carriers; cinema lights are dimmed so you can still enjoy the movie but not in the regular pitch-black darkness so you can still see your bub. The sound is also lower than regular movie sessions so you can have peace of mind given the sensitivity of your little ones eardrums. All the other cinema goers are in the same position as you so you aren’t going to get anyone turning around to look if baby starts crying or you need to feed baby during the session.

The outing might be a chance for you to just sit back and enjoy a film knowing that your baby is welcome and you can take care of them but Baby Friendly Sessions are also a great chance to get together with girlfriends or other mothers from your playgroup to enjoy a movie and then head out for lunch afterwards or do a spot of shopping together.

Village Cinemas recommend you pack all the normal baby essentials and assure that there are baby changing facilities at all Village Cinemas for your convenience. Older children are also welcome to attend as are grandparents or anyone who wants to join you and baby for an outing. The sessions run all year outside of school holidays and you just need to look for the pink ‘BUB’ icon next to the session to identify it as baby friendly. Tickets are $10 and babies go for free.

Visit villagecinemas.com.au for more information on Baby Friendly Sessions in your local area.

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Fly the Great Eagle high above the Black Gate of Mordor where Aragorn and Gandalf the White must distract the Eye of Sauron. Use them to stage a scene while Frodo Baggins and his friend Sam throw the One Ring into the fiery depths of Mount Doom and destroy it forever. To reach the Ring’s final destination, you must defeat the Mouth of Sauron and the Mordor Orcs positioned high in the spiked gate walls. Then breach the gate and lead the attack on the enemy! Includes a Great Eagle and 5 minifigures with weapons: Aragorn, Gandalf the White, Mouth of Sauron and 2 Mordor Orcs.

This month’s LEGO was built with the assistance of my seven year old nephew, Mitchell (MJ). Having recently seen The Hobbit and being a big fan of The Lord of The Rings trilogy, MJ couldn’t wait to get his hands on the The Lord Of The Rings Battle At The Black Gate LEGO set.

This is a great set! Comes with very detailed minifigures, including the exclusive King of Gondor Aragorn, as well as the Mouth of Sauron and some interesting looking orcs. The set was built so that you can snap together two of them and make one big wall. I will probably be finding another of this set whenever I can just so that I can click them together and expand this.

The Lord Of The Rings Battle At The Black Gate LEGO set is aged for kid’s between 9-14 years of age, but was quite easy to assemble for 7 year old MJ (with some assistance). It took about 2-3 hours over two nights to get everything finished, but the end result as I’m sure you would agree is a masterpeice. This is a reflection of the amount of detail LEGO place into every one of their sets. Thanks MJ.

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I recently had the pleasure of attending The Little Mermaid Tiffin Tea at The Langham, Sydney with my niece and what a treat! Only on these school holidays, The Little Mermaid Tiffin Tea is a chance to enjoy an under the sea adventure complete with a delicious ocean inspired spread complete with starfish fairy bread, clamshell cookies, Little Mermaid lemonade and Sebastian macarons.

Served daily, The Little Mermaid Tiffin Tea is the perfect way to begin a day of school holiday adventure. After a morning of Little Mermaid fun at The Langham, Sydney, continue your nautical themed sightseeing at Sea Life or visit Madame Tussauds and the Sydney Observatory Museum, all just a short stroll away.

Mama mermaids and Papa mermen can enjoy a glass of champagne or a cup of tea while their little urchins nestle into the reading corner to experience some Little Mermaid magic with a story. Thanks to Dymocks, each young guest will also receive their very own copy of Disney’s The Little Mermaid storybook so they can relive the adventure at home.

The Langham, Sydney will donate 10 per cent of all revenue from The Little Mermaid Tiffin Tea to Dymocks Children’s Charities; a cause with a vision to change kid’s lives, one book at a time by raising funds to deliver literacy support programs throughout Australia.

There are only a few dates remaining so if you are in Sydney these school holidays reserve your spot now for a truly enchanting experience.

dates: until 6 October 2013time: 10am – 12 noonlocation: The Langham, Sydney, 89-113 Kent Street, Sydneyreservations: 02 8248 5220 or [email protected]: $30 per child includes a full Tiffin Tea, hot chocolate and Little Mermaid lemonade

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Old school film seems like such a distant memory since the advent of digital cameras. These days a smart phone is just as likely to be used as a camera or video recorder as it is a phone, and along with this have been the development of endless apps to aid with better photography, add funky frames and effects to photos and share your photos with the world.

With these changes in photography it seems that the days of printed photos and poring over family albums are gone. Photos are shared electronically, stored on hard drives, saved on a seemingly never-ending camera roll on your iPhone or uploaded to Facebook, or my favourite, Instagram (#instaaddict). But that is changing with a modern spin on the family photo album. We found six absolutely fantastic products that allow you to bring your holiday snaps, candid shots of the kids and everyday memories to life in the most fun and fabulous ways.

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Image 3dRemember the old View-Master reels of your favourite movies and TV shows that you would spend hours enjoying as a kid? Now you can create your own View-Master style reels with you and your family as the stars! Using the Build-A-Reel software you can create as many reels as you like, each with 7 images with the option to add 3D text. You will find photo specifications in their FAQs along with all the other technical info you will need to get your View-Master reel happening. You can order one reel or create a series. A fantastic idea for kids birthday or Christmas gifts or for the 80’s kids who still remember.

Visit image3d.com for all the details. Price is USD $29.95 for one reel with viewer and box.

OrigramiHave your Instagram photos printed in two different sizes with a veriety of different design themes. Choose from Squareprint (4” x 4” matte premium cards) or Retroprint (4” x 5” matte polaroid cards) and opt for a photomap, postcard, block colour or blank background. The service only works with Instagram but with all the insta-loveliness you are sure to have a plethora of pictures to choose from. Origrami is a Sydney based husband and wife team who have combined their two passions of origami and Instagram. Sounds good to me!

A set of 36 Squareprint is $19.95 and 36 Retroprint is $21.95. Shipping is free worldwide. Visit origrami.com to order your prints.

PosterCandyAnother service that uses your Instagram pics, PosterCandy lets you create your own art gallery quality print of your own story. Choose from seven different sizes using 12 to 368 of your favourite Instagram photos to design a work of art for your walls. The hardest part is choosing the photos to use! Get started with a free A5 sample to try out the service and I’m sure you will be hooked. Perfect for displaying wedding photos, a collage from a recent holiday or a gorgeous nature series you have snapped on your day-to-day adventures. What’s even better is that all PosterCandy sizes are designed to fit in standard IKEA frames so you aren’t having to spend a fortune on framing costs.

PosterCandy ranges in price from $9.95 to $64.95. Visit postercandy.com.au to make your own.

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StickyGramMy fridge is covered in an array of magnets collected from travels around the world as well as an assortment of random real estate agent/pest control magnets that have been dropped in my mailbox. Now you can dress your fridge with your own images from Instagram. Roughly the same size as they appear on your phone, the magnets are durable and a fantastic personal touch for any kitchen. StickyGram also now create phone cases with your Instagram pics – another way to personalise your life.

With free international shipping from the UK, magnets are USD $14.99 for a sheet of 9 and phone cases are USD 434.99. Visit stickygram.com for more information.

StitchtagramIf personalised accessories are more your style then Stitchtagram is the one for you. Once again using your Instagram photos you can create throw pillows, zipper pouches, coin purses, mini pillows, tote bags and wristlets. Stitchtagram is the work of a brother and sister duo in the USA and all products are made by hand by an expert team of seamstresses in Washington, DC.

Product prices range from USD $28 - $82. International shipping is USD $15. Visit stitchtagram.com for all the details.

ImageSnapWhether you have a home reno project coming up or are looking for a simple piece of artwork to hang on your walls, ImageSnap is a must see. Using your digital images, ImageSnap turns standard white ceramic tiles into photo tiles. Standard sizes are used from Teeny Tiles measure 2” x 2” right up to large Slabs measuring 12” x 12”. Available with a matte or gloss finish, the tiles can be installed with ceramic tile mortar and grout just like any other ceramic tile.

Tile prices range from USD $4 for a Teeny Tile to USD $35 for a Slab. All the details can be found at imagesnap.com.

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Black Cat Decoration

step 1Turn your black paper to landscape, and cut vertical strips 15cm in width. Fold continuously along the length of each piece, approximately 1.5cm in width. You will need 2 strips per fan. Cut out a circle, around 10cm wide.

step 2Join two strips with glue at both ends, so it forms a loop. Flatten your fanned strip down, and it will naturally form a fanned circle, push the edges inwards until you are happy with the shape, and glue down to the circle.

step 3Whilst on the back, add your ears and whiskers. Use your hot glue gun to stick them down.

step 4Turn over and add your details. Cut out eyes, nose and a mouth and stick to the face

step 5Using your scissors, snip a fold in the middle top of the cat’s face. Push your ribbon through the slit and hang.

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135040 Elle Card A1 Black Card

138153 Gold Foil Card

138155 Red Foil Card

158375 Victoria Spencer Black Satin Ribbon

137407 Carnival Arts & Crafts Soft Grip Scissors

121314 Faber Castell HB Graphite Pencil

134089 Artist First Choice 30cm Steel Ruler

131563 Carnival Arts & Crafts Mini Glue Gun

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step 1Cut a strip across your black foam, 14cm X 45cm. Roll it up and glue together. Put a staple at the top and bottom to hold in place.

step 2Cut out a piece of the remaining foam, slightly larger than the diameter of your bucket. Trace the bottom of the bucket onto that foam, and then draw a generous line around it in foam glue. Cut a 2cm width strip from the purple foam and glue into position as a handle. Place the bucket onto the glue, press firmly into position. You may wish to draw an extra line of glue around the inside of the bucket for extra reinforcement. Leave to dry completely and then trim the excess.

step 3To make your owl, you will need the following shapes: 1 X triangle for the brow , 1 X small purple triangle to slot underneath for the beak, 2 X gold glitter circles , 2 X grey circles , 2 X black foam semi circles, and 2 X scalloped edge breast pieces.

Decorate with glitter glue (leave to dry), then assemble into position, and glue to the side of your bucket.

step 4Make a name tag by writing your name in glitter glue on a piece of foam

step 5Add a ring made from a chenille stem, punch a hole in your name tag and hang off the handle.

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Stapler

140758 Foamtastic A3 Black Foam Sheet

140762 Foamtastic Gold Glitter Foam Sheet

140749 Foamtastic Purple Foam Sheet

151753 Coredinations Onyx Scrapbook Card

138103 Illusions Glitzee Gold Glitter Glue

141045 Carnival Arts & Crafts Gold Tinsel Stems

138837 Carnival Arts & Crafts Foam Glue

137407 Carnival Arts & Crafts Scissors

121314 Faber-Castell HB Graphite Pencil

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The trick to trick-or-treatIf you think Halloween is a celebration only championed by those crazy yanks, you’d be wrong. This year Aussie families are expected to carve up more than 110,000 pumpkins and consume over 18 million lollies in the celebration of Halloween. Contrary to popular belief Halloween actually originated in Ireland, with an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain and is widely celebrated across Australian households.

To ensure your mighty monsters have a spooktacular Halloween, the Red Fox Party has a few tips and tricks:

pedestrian injuriesPedestrian injuries are the most common injuries to children on Halloween. Remain on well-lit streets and always use the sidewalk. Walk, don’t run, between houses and stick to the footpath. Make sure that shoes fit well and that costumes are short enough to prevent tripping and falls.

respect road rulesA child is four times more likely to be hit and injured by a car on Halloween than any other time. Remind your monsters they still need to follow the road rules, like crossing streets and look both ways and cross only at intersections and crosswalks. Don’t assume the right of way,

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motorists may have trouble seeing Trick-or-Treaters. fore warningPut a leaflet in neighbours’ letterboxes telling them the time when most kids will trick or treat and how to mark their houses if they want to participate. Prepare thank you notes for the kids to hand out for houses that participate. A fun alternative is “Reverse Trick or Treating”, go to houses and hand out lollies! It could be a great way to meet new neighbours and convert some Halloween sceptics.

safety in numbersJoin up with other monsters for your

neighbourhood adventure, there is safety in numbers. A parent or responsible adult should always accompany young children on their neighbourhood rounds.

stranger danger rules still apply Never enter a stranger’s house, even if they have invited you in after knocking on their door. Stranger danger rules still apply. Don’t go to unfamiliar or unsafe looking houses or areas.

choose the right costumeChoose costumes that are brightly coloured and can be easily seen in the dark. Brightly coloured treat bags work well to increase visibility. Ensure your child is wearing a costume or mask that allows them to see and breathe easily and make sure they are able to take it off on their own.

lolly inspectorThe loot should not be consumed until it has been inspected at home. It is important to check for any problem lollies that could become a choking hazard, have open wrappers or contain sharp objects. A good meal prior to parties and trick-or-treating will discourage youngsters from filling up on Halloween treats. It is also a good idea to feed the kids dinner before trick-or-treating to avoid cranky hungry half-way melt downs. Warning!Go easy on the tricks! Halloween is all about fun, not an opportunity to alienate your neighbours! Consider having your kids sing a song, tell a joke or perform a magic trick instead. It’s important to remember that harmful tricks could come under police attention.

at red fox party we have many tips and trips for halloween, we would love to share with you. We strive to put life into every party and party into every life! We are passionate about celebrations and we have a party solution for all occasions and every member of the family. We know how to throw one hell of a celebration and we’re here to help you become the life of the party! visit redfoxparty.com.au for more information.

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Start your little ones Tupperware collection with the new Grow With Me feeding range. With the same features as the regular Tupperware you love the range is extremely durable interchangeable and can be easily adapted to grow with your child. Collect the whole set and then reap the benefits of limitless versatility as your bub blossoms at their own pace! Available in a seven piece Feeding Set for RRP $32, Straw Tumbler for RRP $17 and Tumbler and Snack Cup for RRP $24, the range is perfect for at home or on the go. Visit tupperware.com.au or call 1800 805 396 for more information.

When the afternoon sweet cravings hit you can now reach for a sweet treat without the guilt with Special K Biscuit Moments. These seriously yummy snacks come in two delicious flavours – Strawberry and Blueberry – and are topped with a tasty vanilla drizzle. At less than 110 calories per packet of two biscuits, they are the perfect balance of sweet indulgence and guilt free snacking. Special K Biscuit Moments are avaialable in Coles, Woolworths and independent superamrkets national for RRP $4.99.

The Healthy Mummy is all about helping mums live a healthy life and they have introduced a new cookbook for spring/summer full of delicious healthy recipes to have you looking and feeling great during the warmer months. From barbeque recipes to vegetarian dishes and 20 delicious smoothie recipes you will find loads of inspiration for a healthy summer. You can also check out the best selling 28 Day Plan book created by leading nutrition experts and post pregnancy specialists. The books along with the entire The Healthy Mummy range are available from healthymummy.com

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The Healthy Mummy is all about helping mums live a healthy life and they have introduced a new cookbook for spring/summer full of delicious healthy recipes to have you looking and feeling great during the warmer months. From barbeque recipes to vegetarian dishes and 20 delicious smoothie recipes you will find loads of inspiration for a healthy summer. You can also check out the best selling 28 Day Plan book created by leading nutrition experts and post pregnancy specialists. The books along with the entire The Healthy Mummy range are available from healthymummy.com

food bitesYou will have to be quick to catch the limited edition Strawberry PHILLY, only available in Woolworths stores for the months of October. The deliciously fruity snack is cream cheese for a cause with 50 cents from every purchase donated to the National Breast Cancert Foundation, which will raise $60,000 for the charity. Spread it on a bagel, dollop on pancakes or enjoy as a topping to a freshy baked muffin, Strawberry PHILLY is a delightfully fruit-infused creamy fix. Packaged in a limited edition pink 140g tub (RRP$3.29) or in convenient 150g mini-tubs for asnack on the go (RRP$3.29).

It’s time to give your fridge a makeover with the new range of dressings and mayos frm ZoOSH. More than your standard range of dressings, ZoOSH products are fun, funky and set to excite, delight and inspire even the most

reluctant salad eater. Experiment with the So Fabulous Kickin’ Coleslaw or freshen up a garden salad with The Classic French Bistro Fresh & Crisp Vinaigrette. With a collection of over 15 delicious and lush flavours there

is a product for every taste and have you dressing to impress! Available at Coles and independent supermarkets nationwide now. Visit facebook.com/

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Whether you are one of the more than 160,000 Australians living with coeliac design or gluten intolerance or just

prefer gluten-free diet, you can now enjoy a high quality gluten-free Raisin Toast and Chia Seed Loaf from Pure Bred. The Raisin Toast and Chia Seed Loaf are packaged in small, portion-controlled slices to help you control your calorie

intake. Each loaf contains six two-slice servings.Available in Coles supermarkets around Australia,

PureBred Raisin Toast and Chia Seed Loaf retail for $5.99. The PureBred range also includes White Farmhouse Loaf, Super Soft White Sandwich Rolls, Multigrain Farmhouse Loaf and Seeded Wholegrain Sandwich Rolls. For further

information visit pure-bred.com

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Date and Strawberry Porridge Prep time: 5 minutesCooking time: 15 minutes

Extra milk, to serve Toasted nuts (pecans, pistachio, almonds), to serve 1 • cups quick-cooking oats 100g PHILADELPHIA Strawberry Cream Cheese 2 cups milk 2 cups water 2 teaspoons sugar 8 fresh dates, pitted and sliced

Place water, milk, oats, dates and sugar into a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Boil for 1-2 minutes, stirring often, until oats are cooked. Stir in the PHILLY until smooth. Serve porridge with extra milk and topped with toasted nuts.

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Orange and Yoghurt ParfaitsServes: 4

2 oranges500 mls thick Greek style yoghurt1 cup roasted copped pecans or hazelnuts4 tbls honey

Finely grate rind from oranges and set aside. Keep remaining oranges. Put yoghurt in a mixing bowl, add rind and 2 tbls honey and stir to combine. Remove any rind and pith from remaining oranges and cut them into thin slices.

Put a couple of orange slices in the base of each of 4 glass tumblers, wine glasses or parfait glasses. Drizzle with honey and top with yoghurt mixture and sprinkle with walnuts.

For more recipes, visit 4ingredients.com.au

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Purple PancakesServes: 10

1 cup (175g) wholemeal self raising flour 1 cup (250ml) milk 1 egg, beaten 1⁄2 cup blueberries

In a bowl, lightly whisk together the flour, milk, and egg until all lumps are gone. Gently stir in the berries. Heat a nonstick frying pan over medium heat. Using a quarter cup measure, dollop three lots of mixture into the pan. Once they begin to bubble evenly, flip and cook the other side until the bottom is lightly golden. Repeat until all the batter is gone.

Optional: Serve topped with yoghurt or cream.

From 4 Ingredients KIDS

For more recipes, visit 4ingredients.com.au

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Volcanic EggsServes: 4

4 eggs, separated 4 slices wholemeal bread, crusts removed 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese

Preheat the oven to 180°C. In a bowl, with an electric beater, beat the egg whites until stiff peaks form. Line a baking tray with baking paper. Place the bread on the baking tray. Spoon a mound of egg white onto each slice, then make a little crevice on the very top and gently place the egg yolk in it. Sprinkle with Parmesan and a grind of black pepper (the volcanic ash). Bake until the egg white is firm, the cheese melted, and the egg yolk runny when you cut into it (molten lava), 8 to 12 minutes.From 4 Ingredients KIDS

For more recipes, visit 4ingredients.com.au

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Seared Tuna Caesar SaladPrep time: 15 minutesCooking time: 20 minutes

20cm sourdough bread stick, sliced diagonally into 12 slices1¼ cups shredded parmesan cheese400g piece fresh tuna, cut into 1 cm thick slicesOlive oil spray2 baby cos lettuces, rinsed and leaves separated2 bunches asparagus, blanched and cooled6 eggs, poached Freshly ground black pepper, to taste1/3 cup ZOOSH Caesar Dressing

PLACE the bread in a single layer on a baking paper lined tray and sprinkle liberally with parmesan cheese. Bake in a hot oven 200°C for 10-12 minutes or until golden and crisp.

SPRAY the tuna with oil and cook in a hot frypan or on a BBQ plate until just cooked.

ARRANGE the lettuce on individual serving plates. Top with toasted bread, tuna and asparagus. Finish with a poached egg, pepper and a drizzle of dressing. Serve immediately.

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Crispy Rice Terriyaki Chicken BurgerServes: 4Prep time: 20 minutesCooking time: 10 minutes

3 cups Kokuho Rose Sushi Rice2 pieces Rice PaperOil4 Chicken fillets, flattened100g Asian salad greens1/2 cup Kewpie Mayonaise 2 tsp S&B Wasabi in Tube 1 pieces Obento Seaweed Sheets Marinade200ml Obento Mirin Seasoning6 tbsp LKK Soy Sauce1/4 cup Obento Rice Wine Vinegar 1 tsp Yeo’s Sesame Oil1 Lime, juiced

Combine marinade ingredients in a small saucepan and simmer over low heat for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and cool.

Marinate the chicken and refrigerate for up to 4 hours.

Press cooked rice 1.5-2 cm thick firmly on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Top with rice paper, press firmly and cut the rice into large circles to make burger patties.

Grill chicken on a medium heat for 3-4 minutes on each side.

To assemble burger, place one rice patty, rice paper side down, onto a serving plate and spread with a little wasabi mayonnaise (combine S&B wasabi paste with Kewpie mayonnaise), top with teriyaki chicken, a square of nori, and salad greens. Finish with another rice patty, rice paper side up and serve.

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Banana and Strawberry Super Shake Serves 1

75g banana4 strawberries, hulled1 tbsp almonds1 tbsp dates60g avocado1 cup skim milk2 tsp honey Place the banana, strawberries, almonds, dates, avocado, milk and honey into the 600ml bottle; securely attach the removable blade holder to the bottle.

Secure the bottle onto the motor base and press the ‘PULSE’ button for 15 seconds or until smooth.

Unscrew the removable blade holder and attach the drinking lid on top of the bottle.

hint: If a recipe is too thick for your liking, try adding liquid such as apple juice, orange juice or coconut water.

TIP: Cut all fruits and vegetables into pieces not larger than 2.5cm.

This recipe was developed using the Kambrook Blitz2Go Personal Blenderhttp://www.kambrook.com.au/blitz2go-blender.html

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Have you been looking at all the green smoothie pictures circulating on Instagram, on Pinterest, on Facebook? Is it driving you crazy thinking what are all these health nuts doing, drinking that stuff?

Well I’m here to tell you that I thought the exact same thing (and if you’re not thinking that you’re obviously a convert like me!). So yes I’m going to be another one of those annoying Green Smoothie junkies, telling you how delicious they can be.

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The Green Smoothie FormulaThe Not-So Scientific Benefits of Green Smoothies

• They taste great when you make them right• Starting the morning with a Green Smoothie will set the intention for the day that today’s going to be a healthy day• There is just something so satisfying about being able to both drink and enjoy a Green Smoothie that makes you feel really good about yourself… • That one really healthy decision you make in the morning will make you feel like superwoman for the rest of the day• When you can get your kids to enjoy a Green Smoothie you’ll be giving yourself high 5s!

Okay so none of those benefits are scientific health benefits are they? Well that’s because I’m not a dietician, I’m not a health coach or a nutritionist. But I am a mum that tries to eat well, exercise a bit and do anything I can to have sustained energy to make it through the day. Being able to guzzle down a cup full of spinach has got to be good for you and your body will let you know it’s pretty happy with you by the energy and vitality you’ll receive that day.

So you’re sold? You want to jump on the Green Smoothie trend train?

I’ve laid out the formula for you! Plain and simple so you can get started today.

the green smoothie formula

It starts with a 1:1:1 Ratio. 1 part greens + 1 part fruit + 1 part liquid.

part 1. “the green options”

Choose 1 of the following green ingredients.

Handful of English spinach Avocado Handful of washed Kale (stems removed for drinkability)

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part 2 options: “the fruit options”

Choose 1 of the following fruit ingredients.

1 x Banana 1 x pineapple1 x cup blueberries

part 3: “the liquid options”

Choose from 1 of the following.

1 cup water1 cup coconut water 1 cup almond milk1 cup rice milk1 can of full fat coconut cream or milk

The Green Smoothie Formula in Action

Here are some example combinations using my Green Smoothie Formula (GS = Green Smoothie!).

1 handful spinach + 1 banana + 1 cup water = Spring GS1 handful kale + 1 banana + 1 cup almond milk = Classic GS½ handful spinach + ½ avocado + coconut cream = Creamy Coconut GS1 handful spinach + ½ banana + ½ apple + 1 cup rice milk = Autumn GS 1 handful spinach + 1 cup pineapple + 1 can coconut milk = Splice GS ½ spinach + ½ kale + 1 banana + 1 cup coconut water = Superpower GS! 1 handful spinach + 1 cup blueberries + 1 cup almond milk = Purple GS*

* Green smoothies don’t have to be green! They just have to have greens in them.

Can you see how super simple the Green Smoothie formula is? Start playing around with it and when you get a little more experienced at the combos you can then experiment.

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The Green Smoothie Formula in Action

Here are some example combinations using my Green Smoothie Formula (GS = Green Smoothie!).

1 handful spinach + 1 banana + 1 cup water = Spring GS1 handful kale + 1 banana + 1 cup almond milk = Classic GS½ handful spinach + ½ avocado + coconut cream = Creamy Coconut GS1 handful spinach + ½ banana + ½ apple + 1 cup rice milk = Autumn GS 1 handful spinach + 1 cup pineapple + 1 can coconut milk = Splice GS ½ spinach + ½ kale + 1 banana + 1 cup coconut water = Superpower GS! 1 handful spinach + 1 cup blueberries + 1 cup almond milk = Purple GS*

* Green smoothies don’t have to be green! They just have to have greens in them.

Can you see how super simple the Green Smoothie formula is? Start playing around with it and when you get a little more experienced at the combos you can then experiment.

Green Smoothie Formula Bonus Tips

1. Always add ice. Beginners will prefer Green Smoothies cold2. Blend for longer than you would a regular banana smoothie. Just to make sure you get all the green ‘bits’ blended3. Put it in a cute mason jar and take a photo of it and post it onto Instagram it’ll make you feel even more healthy and happy4. Add superfood superpower by adding Chia Seeds or Coconut Oil for extra proteins and good fats that both thicken the smoothie and give you tonnes of added goodness

Extra Green Smoothie Resources

• Watch this video on how I make Green Smoothies – with a baby on my hip - http://youtu.be/P9cJcnp_-kQ• My more advanced Green Smoothie Recipe here - http://www.mumsjugglingact.com/how-to-make-green-smoothies-my-green-smoothie-recipe/• Find my weekly Green Smoothie recipes and photos on Instagram here - http://instagram.com/mumsjugglingact

Jana kingsford i’m a mum a Wife a dreamer, a doer a uni grad a under 30 mumpreneur, inspiration Junkie a do it noW-er a yoga loving, hyperactive greensmoothie & coffee lover helping mums with big dreams achieve theirs too http://www.mumsjugglingact.com

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Having just landed in Australia, the Archipelago US Signature Series candles and home diffusers are sure to impress.

The range includes reed diffusers, jar candles, boxed candles, tin candles and

votive candles. All products are available in 12 different fragrances: Agave Sage,

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With the heat of summer nearly upon us, the new adjustable car window shades from Dreambaby® are the perfect accessory for on

the go. The shades feature playful hand-illustrated Tiger or Zebra designs on both sides for added cuteness! For larger cars and vans

there is also an extra wide option to ensure your little ones have that extra protection from the sun. The Adjustable Car Window Shade are RRP $9.95 each or $13.95 for a two pack while the Extra Wide

Adjustable Car Window Shade are $13.95 each or $23.95 for a two pack. Visit the Dreambaby® web site at dreambaby.com.au.

Mamas and Papas are known for their high quality and stylish baby and kids products and the new Gingerbread range is no exception. A unique an fun range that features bright colour and character with a quirky twist. The collection combines beautiful knitted pieces and bright colour that compliments every child’s nursery. A fun and stylish addition to brighten up any room in the house. The collection includes blankets, nursery tidies, rugs, bumpers, canvas wall hangings, clocks etc. Prices range from $29.95 - $179.95. Visit mamasandpapas.com.au for more information

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With the heat of summer nearly upon us, the new adjustable car window shades from Dreambaby® are the perfect accessory for on

the go. The shades feature playful hand-illustrated Tiger or Zebra designs on both sides for added cuteness! For larger cars and vans

there is also an extra wide option to ensure your little ones have that extra protection from the sun. The Adjustable Car Window Shade are RRP $9.95 each or $13.95 for a two pack while the Extra Wide

Adjustable Car Window Shade are $13.95 each or $23.95 for a two pack. Visit the Dreambaby® web site at dreambaby.com.au.

Mamas and Papas are known for their high quality and stylish baby and kids products and the new Gingerbread range is no exception. A unique an fun range that features bright colour and character with a quirky twist. The collection combines beautiful knitted pieces and bright colour that compliments every child’s nursery. A fun and stylish addition to brighten up any room in the house. The collection includes blankets, nursery tidies, rugs, bumpers, canvas wall hangings, clocks etc. Prices range from $29.95 - $179.95. Visit mamasandpapas.com.au for more information

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Add a pop of colour to your walls with the new range of wooden wall hooks from zakkia.com.au. Made of light naked wood, the hangers will add a bit of fun to any hallway. The round hooks come in 8 styles in pastel colours, and black and white Scandinavian inspired patterns. The hooks are $9.90 each and are available for online purchase exclusively at zakkia.com.au. Use them in a nursery or kids bedroom to hang wraps or blankets or place them at your front door for coats and scarves. The colour range is enticing and sure to match any colour palette.

Perfect for a lazy afternoon spent in the backyard or a family picnic at a beautiful park, Pixie Rugs were created by Emma, a mum of two girls who simply couldn’t find a picnic rug to suit

the needs of her family. Combining durability, comfort and style, Pixie Rugs are extra large in size (2.3 x 1.7m) with an easy to carry shoulder strap. The underside is waterproof with a thick cotton topside and padded centre so you can even be comfortable on wet ground. Pixie Rugs are available now at limetreekids.com.au

These days you can have shoes, handbags and much more custom made to your taste. Now you can also design your own chair with My Bespoke Chair. Choose from five designs and an array of printed fabrics, many of which are original designs and painted in-house making them exclusive to My Bespoke Chair. The fabrics are printed in Europe in limited runs, ensuring that each chair is a work of art. Founded by Emma Veiga-Malta who also founded Bespoke Art (bespoke-art.com.au) in 2010, My Bespoke Chair is the ideal solution for developing a stylish piece of furniture that is uniquely yours. Visit mybespokechair.com

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It is frightening to think that in the 12 months to June 2013 there were over 38,000 recorded incidents of break and enter into a residential dwelling in NSW alone (NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, New South Wales Recorded Crime Statistics, Quarterly Update, June 2013). After being a victim of robbery in 1997, Justin Frankenhauser made a career change to become a Locksmith and help others protect their homes and businesses.

After thirteen years of running his own Locksmith business, TopLock Locksmiths in Melbourne, Justin decided to write a book dedicated ‘To the eradication of uninvited guests’. Justin knows that there are questions many people have about home security that they don’t know who to ask or may be too afraid to ask in the first place. Confessions of a Locksmith answers these questions and gives you practical tools to secure your home.

Justin has shared his top 6 home security tips to help you sleep soundly in a safe and secure home.

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Ensure you have deadlocks on all doors and lockable windows

Most insurance companies require deadlocks to be installed in order to get full insurance cover for home & contents. We see a lot of home break-ins where the tenants don’t have adequate locks and items have been easily stolen through doors and windows. Having a deadlock installed makes entering and exiting the home a lot harder, and prevents burglars from removing bigger items.

Install an alarm & CCTV

A lot of homes still don’t have a basic alarm system set up, which is important in limiting the amount of time the intruder has on your premise before alerting the security company. Alarms are now advanced enough to

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be hard wired, wireless and pet friendly too. Originally a very expensive option, CCTV was seldom used by home owners that couldn’t justify the cost. With the rise in digital video CCTV is now much more affordable and an important part of securing your home. Video can also be used as evidence in court and most home insurers will discount your policy if this is activated.

Ensure your house is visible from the street

While it might seem like a good idea to hide the entrance to your home with trees or shrubs, you’re also giving a potential burglar a hiding place. Ensure your front door and windows are visible from the street so that you don’t give a would-be intruder time to plan their entry. Make sure you pack away any gardening tools or ladders in the backyard too, these can often be used to assist break ins. Keep everything locked in a shed or inside the home instead.

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Leave a pair of shoes outside & the radio on when you’re not home

A pair of sneakers or thongs left outside the front door immediately looks like someone is home. Leave a radio on inside and you will put many would-be intruders off. They’re usually looking for a quick entry and exit, and if they think someone is home are less likely to enter. This is one of my 12 tips for avoiding break-ins provided in the book.

Get rid of any moving boxes or new appliance packaging

The reality is that no matter what you do to protect your home, it’s never 100% secure. Make sure you have sufficient home and contents insurance so that in the event of a burglary you are covered. If you can’t afford to replace it but must have it - insure it!

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Have adequate home & contents Insurance

The reality is that no matter what you do to protect your home, it’s never 100% secure. Make sure you have sufficient home and contents insurance so that in the event of a burglary you are covered. If you can’t afford to replace it but must have it - insure it!

Justin Fankhauser is the author of the new book Confessions of a Locksmith ($12.95, Dennis Jones & Associates). He is the founder and director of Melbourne-based TopLock Locksmiths www.toplock.net.au and a member of the Master Locksmith’s Association.

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