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10 fun accessories to treat minor cuts and bruises

July 29, 2013

Motherforlife.com has found 10 fun and practical accessories to help children treat their minor cuts and bruises easily so they can go back and play as fast as possible and without worry!

Polysporin for kids 

Polysporin is THE essential product which can be found in all the homes of Quebec parents! Polysporin for children uses the quick-heal formula which prevents infection to speed the healing of cuts, burns and minor scrapes with the help of three antibiotics that provide additional protection against infection. We also like the Poly to go spray which you can bring with you wherever you go.

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