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Going back to school is an exciting and stressful time for school-aged children and those who love and care for them. That is why I always bring my essential oils into our Back To School survival routine! As the parent of two special-needs children, age 11 and 12, I have endured the joys and trials of back to school time since my daughter was 3.
It seems as though each fun and exciting part of back to school carries an equal dose of stress. Sometimes I feel like I’m especially overwhelmed, then I see the glazed eyes and shell-shocked looks around, and I know I am not alone. Often I want to walk up to each glassy eyed parent and share my wisdom with them. I want to hand them a bottle of Lavender essential oil, instruct them to go home, put the lavender essential oil into a diffuser, and let it work its calming magic. Each time I shop with my kids, I come home and immediately fill all of our diffusers with lavender essential oil. The soothing effects counteract all of the bright lights and noises that have set our senses on fire and allow us to calmly appreciate the spoils of the day.
Each year, getting back on track and onto a productive homework schedule seems to take forever, so I am excited that Floracopeia is releasing Focus Blend this year.
This is a blend of essential oils that have been shown to enhance alertness and brain function. Lavender essential oil is soothing, while not being sedating. Peppermint essential oil has long been known as a mental stimulant. Recent research has shown exciting evidence that Rosemary essential oil enhances cognitive function. Tulsi, or Holy Basil, is an invigorating oil, and Melissa essential oil's bright scent always perks up my brain. This year, rather than mixing my own concoction, I will be able to reach for my bottle of Focus Blend. This is going to be my go-to oil every afternoon during this busy school year. It’s like a homework assistant in a bottle!
The kids might grumble a little, but they love the excitement of going back to school. The excitement of finding out who will be in their class and what new friends they might make this year lasts well into the first month of school. I love to see my kids making new friends and re-acquainting with old friends, but we all know how our kids are easy targets for germs those first weeks of school. That is why we diffuse Silver Fir essential oil in our house, from the moment school starts until cold and flu season is finally over. Silver Fir essential oil keeps the air clean and fresh and helps us all to breathe better.
I’ve already set aside a portion of my Back to School budget to order Floracopeia’s Back to School Package. We have a new diffuser to complement this package: the Apple Diffuser. The Apple Diffuser is adorable, and I know that it will add a cute touch to our homework nook. The Floracopeia Back to School Package includes both Silver Fir and Lavender, the oils that I have turned to for years to support my family during this busy time, as well as my new favorite oil…Focus Blend!
To all of the caretakers and children out there; relax, take a deep, aromatic breath and enjoy the ride. We only get to experience this special time for a few short years. And remember, Winter Break will be here in just 14 weeks!
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