Giveaway (Collaborative Post)¦ Sudocrem has been a staple in my home for my entire life. My parents used it as me on a baby, I used it on myself for spots in my teens and now I use it on my daughter. Yet, I didn’t know that its name evolved from an Irish pronunciation of ‘soothing cream’. Now, 88 years after its invention in Dublin, a new advertising campaign all about soothing has just been launched.
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Win A Get Out and Grow Gardening Kit for your School
Giveaway¦ Did you know that a surprisingly high percentage of primary school children have never grown a sunflower or their own fruit and vegetables? Sudocrem’s Get Out and Grow campaign is working against this. I’m excited to be part of their latest incentive, in which you can win a gardening kit for your school!
Get Out and Grow with Sudocrem
Press Trip¦ Did you know that less than 10% of children can name a single variety of English apple? A shocking number of children in the UK don’t know many of the basics about fruit, vegetables and herbs grown in this country. A large number are unable to identify basic gardening tools and 73% have never grown a sunflower. A couple of weeks ago, we attended an event at Clifton Nurseries in London for the launch of Sudocrem’s Get Out and Grow campaign.
Sunday Review: Sudocrem Care & Protect
When I was offered the chance to review Sudocrem Care & Protect cream, I was intrigued. I’ve only used normal Sudocrem before and found it brilliant. It’s been around for over 80 years. In fact, my mum used it on my brother and I when we were babies and swore by it. I’d been using it for spots for years before I used it on Autumn’s nappy rash. Recently, she’s been teething and this seems to have made the nappy rash situation worse!