Ninja Mom and Young Living Essential Oils

Ok, so in July my 2 year old got Hand,Foot, Mouth-- for what felt like the 10th time this year. As I was Pinterest'ing "make it stop"- Young Living Thieves oil kept popping up. I did some more research and knew I would be "all in" for essential oils.

Oils get into your body thru the skin or inhaling (diffusing). You can either roll them on with a carrier oil (Coconut Oil) or diffuse them in a diffuser (one comes in the kit with YL). Once the oils are in your body- they go to work to support and "fix" issues.
In my household we are looking for support with: ADHD, anxiety, good sleep, high blood pressure, stress, foot pain, and overall health.

I decided on Young Living and bought the starter kit... Here are my "miracle" oils and why...

1) Vetiver: this very thick, smokey, earthy, took me a while to get used to it, GEM....it's a miracle worker. It suppresses the Central Nervous System and puts anyone to sleep in minutes. Imagine your husband playing on his phone in bed (like normal). You diffuse Vetiver... then 5 minutes later he is snoring! My kids are in bed within 5 minutes after rolling it on their backs. It also helps with ADHD!

2) Frankincense: it's expensive for a reason! 1 drop in my moisturizer= porcelain skin! And it is the MOTHER of all oils. Diffused and rolled on can create ultimate peace + balance.

3) Cedarwood: this oil is pretty cheap and brings sleep to all.

4) Valor II: a blend that helps with courage, ADHD, snoring, TMJ, and overall balancing.

5) Lemon: very cheap + mixed with baking soda in paste form you slather it all over the toilet. Let it sit, then spray vinegar on it... let the fizzy awesomeness happen. Wipe it up- a perfectly deep cleaned toilet!
My 2 year old goes to town with lemon/water in a spraybottle. Won't hurt him, he can even ingest it.

6) White Angelica: a blend.. that my cool sleep app says increases my sleep quality by 10%! So... I diffuse it nightly.

7) Acceptance: makes me feel good.

Young Living Website

Oil on,
Auggie

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