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Sponsored Feature: Movies & Shows for the Whole Family with NETFLIX

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of NETFLIX.

    As a home educating family we have taken advantage of NETFLIX on numerous occasions. We thoroughly enjoy the how to videos, documentaries and the kids shows that are just for fun. Often times during our lunch hour, we'll pull up NETFLIX and sit with the baby to enjoy a few fun shows. 

 

    One of the newest releases is the Thomas & Friends: Go Go Thomas. I remember watching Thomas & Friends with the boys when they were younger and now I am enjoying them with our daughter. The boys are really liking the new animated series and its "updates" from previous versions. 

     All of the cartoons we enjoy here at the VI house are from their dedicated children's section appropriate for ages 2-12. As an added bonus if we're waiting at a restaurant who has Wifi we'll sometimes utilize our iPad NETFLIX app and stream a show like Cars Toons: Mater’s Tall Tales so the whole family can enjoy.  If you don't have an iPad, that's ok too. NETFLIX will stream on over 100 devices. How's that for compatibility. 

    We still aren't finished browsing all of the new added content as of late and can't wait to dive in to see what they offer. Movie night isn't the same without instant streaming, affordable rentals and the convenience that NETFLIX has offered to our family. It is one of those things that remains in the budget when the others go. One of my favorite aspects are no commercials sucking my children in from one new thing to the next! 

 

What are you watching on TV with your family? NETFLIX has family favorites from Disney, Disney Jr., Hasbro, Cartoon Network and Dreamworks that are available to stream anytime, anywhere.

And streaming is easier than you think! Download the free app on your iPad, click on the Netflix app on any gaming device, go to the website on your computer – and you’re in business. Check it out here!

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of NETFLIX. My opinions were not bought and we truly enjoy NETFLIX in our home. Even though this feature is sponsored we wouldn't share anything with you, our important readers that we wouldn't use in our own home. Thanks so much for reading! 

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Sponsored Feature: Invisalign and what I wish I would have known then.

  Truth in Review: This is a sponsored post. However all thoughts and opinions are my own.

 

    Let's go back about ten years as of last month. Walking down the isle in my beautiful wedding gown, waiting for my prince charming at the other end. Wedding pictures galore and memories to last forever. A beautiful night and an amazing memory for sure. However, roll back time a few months before the big day when I decided to get braces. At the time I'm not sure why I chose to get braces several months before my wedding day, but I was determined to finally get the straight teeth that I always wanted. Fast forward to the present time and you won't find many wedding photos adorning our walls. One of my biggest regrets were the big metal braces in every single photo. I wish I would have known about Invisalign then. 

    Invisalign would have prevented those big wrap around braces from entering all of my beautiful wedding photos. In fact, I could have taken my Invisalign aligners out for pictures. Yep, that would have been nice. This time around when it comes to my boys and their teen years of the ultimate need for braces thanks to me and their dad, we'll be looking into Invisalign Teen. 

    Some of my favorite aspects of Invisalign Teen is that they can be removed to eat. No more worrying about flossing, flossing and let's not forget all of the flossing! Of course that means, you can't just forego the flossing but I can imagine the frustration of having to remind them to floss after every little bite. Afterall plaque build up isn't fun. 

    When looking ahead to our near future of braces, I'm excited that the cost of Invisalign is roughly the same compared to traditional metal braces. I'm also thrilled that if they want to play sports, or play a musical instrament that they can remove the aligner to do so. No more risk of broken wires, brackets and painful pokes in the side of the cheek. 

Visit the Invisalign Website for more information abou the clear alternative to braces. 

What about you? Have you used Invisalign? And if so, what was your experience?

 

 

 

Truth in Review: This is a sponsored post. However all thoughts and opinions are my own.

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