From Our Partner
Flu Away

How many times have you heard that a happy mom makes a happy child? But what about a healthy mom? When you are sick, who takes care of you (don’t answer if you don’t want to).

So as autumn is upon us and our thoughts turn to preparing for cold and flu season, we want to make sure you take care of yourself first so that if (just in case) one of your little darlings gets ill, you are well enough to care for them.

Firstly, bring out your inner superhero and set up your home to be a defender of the ‘good germs’ and a fighter of the ‘bad germs’. You can encourage the kids to help fight off the ‘bad germs’ with some tips in our Get Ready Guide, hosted right here at SavvyMom by our partner COLD-FX*. Important things like making sure you have enough food supplies at home so you’re prepared if the flu puts you under house arrest.

Equally important, you should consider your health and your need to boost your immune system so that your body can fight off those same ‘bad germs’. It’s easy with COLD-FX, Canada’s #1 natural immune booster that helps support your body’s best defense—providing protection against colds and flu. COLD-FX has conducted ten clinical trials and has been proven to reduce the risk of colds and flu by up to 89%. It is the #1 recommended natural immune booster recommended most by both doctors and pharmacists. And it was invented by a mom of two boys, Dr. Jacqueline Shan, who used her scientific training to develop the product. We even have an online coupon for you right here, making it easy for you to get started.

Now that you have taken care of yourself, we have more tips and tricks for you to keep your family and home ready for flu season in our Get Ready Tips. You’ll find a simple checklist of items to keep on hand in case the flu hits, stay healthy tips to limit the spread of germs, good hygiene practices for yourself and your kids and simple cleaning tips for your home.

So find your inner superhero and get boosted so you’re in fighting shape.

* COLD-FX is not recommended during pregnancy or nursing or for children under the age of 12. Always check the label to be sure.