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February is National canned food month,American Heart Month, Chinese New Years, Valentines Day, and the Westminster Dog Show, National Children's Dental Health Month. With all of these events we are bound to find some good deals.
National Canned Food Month offers good sales on
Canned Fruits
Canned Vegetables
Canned Beans
Canned Tuna
Cherry Pie Filling
National Heart Month you will find sales on Supplements, Aspirin and low cholesterol cooking oils to add to your prepping supplies. Also look for sales on Kellogg s,General Mills,Post,and Quaker products.
Chinese New Years offers us sales on Canned Water Chest Nuts,
Bamboo Shoots, Raman Noodles, Teriyaki Sauces and Soy Sauce.
Valentines Day is all about finding good deals on sweet treats that can be vacuumed sealed and stored.
With the Westminster Dog Show you will be sure to find good sales on pet supplies from Purina, Pedigree, Iams and Eukanuba this would be a good month to start prepping for the pets in your life.
National Children's Dental Health Month I would look for good sales on all dental product that you could stock up on and store.
I also though I would list what produce is in season. It could be worth your while to take advantage of the sales and do a little canning.
Artichoke
Asparagus
Broccoli
Carrots
Celery
Kiwi
Leeks
Lemon
Raspberries
Red Potatoes
Russet Potatoes
Spinach
Strawberries
Generally children are very difficult if asked to brush their teeth. And they love to eat sweets, chocolate, or other sweets can certainly damage the teeth.Dental caries (cavitation) are decayed areas in the teeth caused by a process that gradually dissolves email (outer tooth surfaces are hard) and continues to grow into the inside of the tooth. If not treated by a dentist, dental caries will continue to grow and eventually lead to tooth loss. For parents with children under 1 year of age who may not be aware of the very real threat to the dental health of their children, such as ECC, this article focuses on the nature of these conditions, and tips on how to cope with Early Childhood Caries.
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