BACK TO SCHOOL BACKPACKS, LUNCHBOXES, STATIONERY, PLUS MORE WHAT EVERY KID NEEDS TO COMBAT THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR FEBRUARY 2013 - issue TWO Nicole Livingstone former Olympian, talks head
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BACKPACKS, LUNCHBOXES, STATIONERY, PLUS MORE
WHAT EVERY KID NEEDS TO COMBAT THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR
FEBRUARY 2013 - issue TWO
Nicole Livingstone
former Olympian, talks head lice
LITTLE LIBERTY SHOWS uS THE uLTIMATE IN KIDS BEDROOMS
Meet David Pearson,
founder of Fitskin
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(see page 16) when I said to my husband “I never ever
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The big itch
Former olympian, Nicole Livingstone,
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Run for your health
Fitness expert and running coach,
Kaz Muddell, show us how
Top five skincare tips
Founder of Fitskin, David Pearson, talks
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New Aussie designer tees from Mr
Jimmy have landed at edgy kids
store A Little Bit of Cheek The tees
are 100% cotton and feature funky
prints to make any rock n roll parent
proud Only available in small runs
and in limited stores you will need
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On the website you will also find a range of interesting exercise and nutrition advice for a healthy and active pregnancy.
1 If you want to stock up on some sale items for the kids for next Summer think classic cuts and basic items such as plain singlet tops, t-shirts, shorts and hats Avoid impulse purchases for anything that is a seasonal trend as it is likely next Summer it won’t be
in fashion and the kids won’t wear it Think ahead to what size the kids will be next Summer and you will have a great start to their Summer wardrobe when you can add on trend pieces to keep with the fashion
2 If you are on an online shopper, set yourself a time limit for your sales shopping and stick to it The number of online kids boutiques is constantly grow-ing and you could spend hours moving from online store to online store Once you set your time limit, start with your favourite boutiques first and gradu-ally move through your list I have a separate email account for newsletter subscriptions for my favourite stores so that I can check it regularly without it clut-tering my regular mailbox
3 If you have friends living in other parts of the World with birthdays in the next few months, start thinking about birthday gifts for the kids You can easily send lightweight Summer clothing via post Look out for Australian labels to showcase our amazing designers!
4 If you have a European Summer holiday planned for 2013 you can also use the current sales to plan the kids wardrobe for while you will be away, particularly
if they are younger and moving quickly through ferent sizes
dif-5 Finally, think about what the kids need to get them through the remainder of the warmer months and any special occasions you have coming up Light cardigans will see you thorough until Autumn and with the heat we are currently experiencing some light Summer dresses or shorts would be perfect If your children have a wedding or party to go to you can probably make a huge saving on a special outfit
MAKING THE MOST
OF THE END
OF SEASON
SALES
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Top: diana ferrari Kelly Tee, RRP
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au; Shoes: ASOS DOMINO ning Trainers with Suede Detail, RRP $59.50, www.asos.com/au
Run-Top: JAG Sequin Tie Back Tank, RRP $119.00, www.birdsnest.com.
au; Pants: Floral Print Trousers, RRP
birdsnest.com.au; Shorts: Polka Dot
Scalloped Edge Shorts with Belt,
Valentine’s Day Outfit Inspiration
Whether you will be enjoying dinner and movie, a night at the theatre, a picnic in the park or a family night out we have all bases covered from relaxed casual to evening glam and
everything in between
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$149.99, available at Melbourne Central; Bag: Forever New Heart Embellished Clutch, RRP $59.99, available at Melbourne Central
Dress: Heart Over Heels Dress, RRP
$84.99USD, www.modcloth.com; Shoes: Billini York Suede Heel, RRP
$59.95, www.birdsnest.com.au
Dress: ASOS Maternity Midi Dress
in Sequin and Chiffon, RRO $76.50, www.asos.com/au; Bag: Poupee Couture Envy Lop Black & Pink, RRP $235 USD, www.boticca.com;
Shoes: Sheer Mesh Shoe Boots, RRP $66, www.nextdirect.com
Dress: Mix @ Coles Purple Wrap Dress, RRP $25, www.mixapparel.
com.au; Bag: Maiden Voyage Eel Skin Tote Bag, RRP $275.00, www.
birdsnest.com.au; Bangles: Lime and Black Bangle Five Pack, RRP $21, www.nextdirect.com
Whatever you are wearing on Valentines Day, shape wear is a con- sideration Nancy Ganz has released
an exclusive Valentine’s Day Brief in vibrant red so you can look sexy and feel supported RRP $29.95, Available online at www.nancyganz.com.au
Valentine’s Day Outfit Inspiration
Whether you will be enjoying dinner and movie, a night at
the theatre, a picnic in the park or a family night out we have
all bases covered from relaxed casual to evening glam and
everything in between
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1 Silver Sparkly Belt, $16.99, www.pumpkinpatch.com.au
2 2 Pack Sequin Bow Clips, $9.99 www.pumpkinpatch.com.au
3 Bardot Junior Fluro Sequin Tee, RRP$44.95, www.theiconic.com.au
4 Bardot Junior Pearlescent Sequin Tutu Dress, RRP $69.95, www.theiconic.com.au
5 Walkright Girls Black Sparkle Ballerina Pump, RRP £9.99, www.shoezone.com
6 Tutu Du Monde Queen B Shrug, RRP $159, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
7 Little Wings Jersey Sequins Skirt, RRP $47.95, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
8 Fred Bare Cotton Silk Sequin Trim Dress, RRP $110, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
9 Mini Treasure Girls Sequin Headband, RRP $24.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
10 Walnut Soft Pink Twinkle Glitter Ballet, RRP $39.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
11 Milky Sequin Tree Tee, RRP $21.95, www.spunkymunky.com.au
12 Spring Court Kids Metallic Punch (Gold), RRP $100, (02) 9358 4888
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2 2 Pack Sequin Bow Clips, $9.99 www.pumpkinpatch.com.au
3 Bardot Junior Fluro Sequin Tee, RRP$44.95, www.theiconic.com.au
4 Bardot Junior Pearlescent Sequin Tutu Dress, RRP $69.95, www.theiconic.com.au
5 Walkright Girls Black Sparkle Ballerina Pump, RRP £9.99, www.shoezone.com
6 Tutu Du Monde Queen B Shrug, RRP $159, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
7 Little Wings Jersey Sequins Skirt, RRP $47.95, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
8 Fred Bare Cotton Silk Sequin Trim Dress, RRP $110, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
9 Mini Treasure Girls Sequin Headband, RRP $24.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
10 Walnut Soft Pink Twinkle Glitter Ballet, RRP $39.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
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1 Spring Court Kids Midcut Stripe , RRP $90, (02) 9358 4888
2 Tilly & Otto Blue Hamptons Strip Short, RRP from $39.95, www.tillyandotto.com.au
3 Eternal Creation Painter’s Check Shirt, RRP $54.95, www.eternalcreation.com.au
4 Eternal Creation Red Shirt, RRP $49.95, www.eternalcreation.com.au
5 Eternal Creation Black Seas Shell Shirt, RRP $49.95, www.eternalcreation.com.au
6 Monsoon Buster Swimshort, RRP from £12.00, www.monsoon.co.uk
7 Blue Wave Dip Dye T-Shirt, RRP from $14, www.nextdirect.com
8 Denim Aztec Print Shorts, RRP from $17, www.nextdirect.com
9 Animal Print Trilby, RRP from $17, www.nextdirect.com
10 Milk n Soda Cap Cod Skinny Tie, RRP $26.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
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1 Kathmandu Bergamo Boys Print Top, RRP $79.98, www.kathmandu.com.au
2 Lorna Jane ‘Little Miss’ Energetic Tank, RRP $24.99, www.lornajane.com.au
3 Lorna Jane ‘Little Miss’ Heart Headband, RRP $9.99, www.lornajane.com.au
4 Lorna Jane ‘Little Miss’ Short Tights, RRP $39.99, www.lornajane.com.au
5 Mister Minit Instant Sneaker Cleaner, RRP $15.95, www.misterminit.com.au
6 Walnut Plain Girls and Boys Trainer Socks, RRP $4.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
7 Petit Couture Pink Rocking Ribbed Tank, RRP $44,
8 Flo Love Tracksuit Pants, RRP $49.95 www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
9 Alphabet Soup Red Baseball Raglan Vintage Tee, RRP $39.95, www.orangesandlemonsboutique.com.au
10 Fred Bare Polo with Stripe Cuffs, RRP $39.95, www.bucketsandspades.com.au
11 e3-M Magenta Yoga Legging, RRP $39.95, www.eenimeeni.com
12 Eeni meeni miini moh French Navy French Short, RRP $49.95, www.eenimeeni.com
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Four Western Australian mothers have come together to launch
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At The Trusted Trolley you will find tips on how to get started eating additive free, a referenced list of additives, and access to a Traffic Light Tracker (provided by The Obesity Policy Coalition) to determine the healthiness of foods
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THE BIG ITCH
WHY DON’T WE TALK ABOUT IT?
The note comes home from
school and panic sets in You
start to feel your own scalp
itching as you carefully check
your kids hair for any sign of
the creepy crawly enemies of
parental sanity Whether you
find any head lice or not, it
is a time consuming, energy
zapping exercise that you
could do without “Treating my
kids head lice brings us closer
together”, said no parent ever.
Interestingly, MOOV found that in
Australia there are 4.5 million cases of
head lice each year That is 4.5 million
moments of panic and if Wikipedia is
correct and female head lice lay five
eggs per day, that is a frightening
number of eggs and live lice combed
from hair every year Not to mention
the suffering of that persistent itch!
Given the abundance of head lice
I was shocked to read in the results of the MOOV Head Lice Survey that 57% of mums said they were not comfortable talking to their school or other parents about their kids head lice Even more astonishing is that 48% of parents admitted to not telling their school when their child has head lice This perpetuates the problem, as the head lice are able to spread infecting more children
Nicole Livingstone, former Olympic swimmer, mum of three and MOOV ambassador says that while many people feel it may be a hurdle to overcome to talk about their child having head lice, it is so important in being able to break the cycle
“If your child had measles you would put your hand straight up and say ‘my son or daughter has measles’ but it just seems to be with head lice that so many mums don’t want to tell their girlfriends
or the school that their child has head lice We talk to each other about so many different things why can’t we talk
about this?” said Nicole
Livingstone first encountered head lice two years ago in the January school holidays when her daughter complained of an itchy head Upon closer inspection she discovered the problem but was able to act quickly with the MOOV products and bust the lice
With back to school just around the corner, MOOV is launching its Defend Your School program aiming to reach 150,000 primary school students nationally The children will receive information packs with myths about head lice, educational games and quizzes and the chance to win grant and prizes for their school
Livingstone’s advice to parents is to grab the information kit She recalls,
“When my daughter had head lice,
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1 Check your kids hair regularly so you can act quickly if head lice are present
2 Tie back long hair While this is more relevant for girls with long hair, kids play so closely that it can be easily passed on
3 Use the MOOV Defence Spray regularly
4 If your kids do catch head lice, talk about it and let the school know As soon as you clear the lice the kids can go back to school
5 Continue to check and complete the 3 cycles of the MOOV treatment to effectively break the lice life cycle
it caught me by surprise It can be
quite confusing to stand in the
pharmacy and know which product
to choose” The MOOV kits are also
a useful tool for parents, containing
information on treatment and
management The MOOV website
is another handy resource for
understanding the myths and why
head lice is nothing to be ashamed
of
We also asked Livingstone for her
tips on preventing and treating
head lice She urged parents to
act quickly, “If head lice come into
your life don’t wait around, grab the
MOOV product and get it in there to
bust the cycle of the lice.”
The MOOV Head Lice Survey was conducted
in partnership with Galaxy Research and
surveyed over 1,000 mums of kids aged
4-12 MOOV products can be purchased at
leading pharmacies and Priceline outlets
nationwide
Start your attack against head lice early
with your chance to win the entire MOOV
product range See page 34 for details on
how to enter and banish head lice from your
home.
it is so important in being able
to break the cycle
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Running is a great way to
stay in shape all year round
All you require is a good pair
of running shoes, the right
clothing and you can run at
any time, and anywhere, in all
types of weather! It’s not only
good for your health, it is often
a great way to release stress
Getting outdoors in a natural
environment is a great way
to clear your head, give you
thinking time, and you’ll be
working your muscles and your
cardiovascular system at the
same time!
Running is also an activity that can
involve your family or your partner
Often couples that are both interested
in running can train together making
it ideal if you are busy, you want to
exercise yet you don’t have enough
time for each other as well If your
children are old enough they can
ride their bike alongside you as you
run So many people are finding ways
to incorporate this great activity into
their day to day lives
There is a technique to running
though and in order to get the
best out of this form of exercise,
and to avoid injury, there are some
simple observations to follow To run
efficiently you need to ensure your
foot lands under the centre of gravity
of your body, your arms are kept
beside you and move like pistons
backwards and forwards, your
posture should be upright, shoulders not hunched and you are taking small steps Ideally, striking your foot to the ground with your mid sole will reduce the impact throughout your body
Your legs should kick up at the back
as you pull away from the ground, propelling yourself forward By taking smaller steps you will conserve energy and reduce the impact on your hips and pelvis
By gradually increasing the time you run for or the distances you run, you will become less puffed and able to run for longer Running for longer distances does need to be respected though By starting slowly and building
up your distance and time, your body will become accustomed to the movement of running and gradually your fitness will increase, and less risk
of injury occurs
The right shoes and clothing are also critically important Shoes should be specifically designed for running and cater to whether you roll in, out or are
Kaz Muddell is the principal Running Coach
at Mind Body Motion which is a dynamic outdoor mobile fitness business Visit www.mindbodymotion.com.au for more details
with
K az M uddell
a neutral foot Having the wrong shoes will impact the muscles groups you use for running Wearing clothing that wicks away the sweat, such as 100% polyester, will keep your core body temperature down Making sure you have fuel on board
is important so eat before and after you run, and always hydrate well.With a few simple techniques, and the right gear, running is an extremely enjoyable activity It can
be very social as well as there are
Making sure you have fuel
on board is important so eat before and after you run, and always hydrate well
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I had no idea what I wanted for a career My first full time position was working at a local irrigation firm selling pipe and fittings to the trade and public From there I ventured into the finance industry were I have worked in a number of areas
Over the years I have completed
a large amount of post graduate studies mainly in business - that was rewarding but a huge commitment from a time prospective
I am a family man with four children of varying ages so, there are interesting times I enjoy watching live sport especially Australian Rules, Ruby League and most competitive sports
Generally I keep myself reasonably fit and just started yoga to work on my core and flexibility I love to eat out with family and friends - a great way
to catch up especially when times are busy - we all need to stop and eat
2 How was the fitskin brand conceived?
We released David Maxwell skin care for men back in February 2010 after extensive research and development over a number of years Our male offering is for the man who takes pride in his appearance with our anti ageing formulations
Part of our strategic direction was to release a female range of skincare into the market within three years of David Maxwell being launched An enormous amount
of R&D was conducted There are new ingredients that appear on the market everyday and we wanted
to explore their capabilities and performance
We also continually received
Fitskin is a relative newcomer to the
women’s skincare market The sister
brand of the successful David Maxwell
skincare for men, Fitskin uses top
quality ingredients, extensive research
and a whole heap of passion to give
women a range of superior products
that will achieve optimum results
Founder, David Pearson, answered a
few of our questions about the Fitskin
brand and the beauty industry He also
shared his five skincare tips you won’t
an exceptional product that we launched in August 2012 due
to the dedicated work of a team
of professionals who thrive on excellence
3 Every beauty cream brand on the market claims to give you a youthful glow, all while keeping your skin looking healthy and fit How does fitskin differ from other beauty products on the market?
Our Cosmetic Formulators have over 40 years of international experience in manufacturing high-grade skin care products Their knowledge through many years
of experience is backed by current research with new ingredients and technologies
We source the finest ingredients and use the latest technologies that deliver outstanding results for skin The range is gentle but effective on the skin, avoiding parabens, petrochemicals, and harsh sulphates Our products have
a blend of therapeutic essential oils beneficial to the skin meaning no artificial fragrance
Through our extensive research and working in partnership with leading ingredient manufacturers our ingredients are synergistically blended to maintain their integrity
so our products work on multiple levels of the skin to achieve optimum results and improve skin appearance Our dedication
to testing and perfecting our product offering was rigorous and time consuming, but until our formulators were satisfied we met and exceeded our expectation, the product was not going to be released into the market
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The Fitskin philosophy is to ‘train
your skin’ to increase its efficiency
of cell turnover, skin regeneration,
improve collagen synthesis and cell
stimulation to fight fatigue, reduce
fine lines and restore hydration for a
fit and healthy complexion
4 Where do you see the fitskin
brand in five years time?
Over the next five years we would
see the Fitskin brand highly
recognised in the market as one of
the best skincare offerings
We are committed to developing
new products and utilising
new technologies that are
environmentally friendly and are
beneficial to the skin Our promise
is to deliver products using high
quality ingredients that have been
tested thoroughly
Over the next five years we will
continue to improve our product
offering to the market and develop
a body care range to compliment
our facial products
5 How do you think the health and beauty industry has changed in the last decade?
Focusing on skincare, there are more products on the market with celebrity endorsements and Botox has become a favourite for people who want a quick fix The biggest change in the market is the growth
in male grooming products, especially in anti ageing skincare products
TOP 5 Skincare Tips
Be sun smart Excessive sun exposure will lead to photo ageing due to
UV exposure This exposure damages or destroys cellular reproductive abilities and degenerates collagen, the building blocks of skin firmness
We know the message slip on protective clothing, slop on 30+ sunscreen
20 minute before going out into the sun, slap on a hat, seek shade and slide on sunglasses
Skin Test Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, seek
a medical professional who specializes in dermatological assessments and have your skin examined
Diet and Hydration Eat a well balanced diet and keep hydrated We are
what we eat and your diet plays a vital role in the condition of your skin
by supplying vitamins and nutrients Also, your body tends to lose a lot of moisture in the summer, so it’s important to regularly replenish with water Water plays a major role in the appearance of your skin
Skincare Routine Have a good skincare routine and start early - don’t
wait until you see a wrinkle appear Cleanse morning & night, apply a good moisturizer or treatment cream depending on the condition of your skin, apply an eye cream and exfoliate once a week
Indulge Visit a Day Spa to have a massage and facial every so often Your
The delivery of products to consumers has changed dramatically through shopping websites and quick delivery
of products The consumer is savvier in what they purchase and they demand quality products that have quality active ingredients that improve their appearance through a cosmetic approach
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IIf you are pregnant and planning to travel you will want to
read these tips from travel.com.au General Manager Renee
Walsh A mum of two and seasoned traveller herself, she is
well accustomed to flying with a bump “Flying is possible
while pregnant You just need to know when you can go
and how to look after both yourself and the baby while
up in the air I’d encourage all pregnant mums to read
thoroughly and talk to other women who have done it
before A little tip here and there can make life a lot easier,”
said Renee
• As long as you haven’t experienced any complications,
the safest time to fly when pregnant is during the second
trimester By this time, first trimester morning sickness is
likely to have subsided, energy levels are higher and the
risk of going into labour is low Some women won’t have
this luxury and may need to fly interstate regularly If you
suffer from morning sickness, make sure you have a bottle
of water, some snacks and sick bags close to hand
• If you can avoid it, it is not advisable to fly during your
first trimester as the risk of a miscarriage is still high Equally,
it is not advised to fly throughout your third trimester as
the possibility of going into labour increases and you
ideally don’t want to be having the baby while in the air!
Commercial planes are fine however flying on smaller
planes, non-pressurised planes, is not recommended at any
stage of your pregnancy as the lower oxygen levels may
impact your baby
• If you are required to fly during the third trimester, be aware
that airlines have some restrictions in place Depending
on how far into your pregnancy you are and what airline
you choose to travel with, you may not be able to fly at all
For example, the majority of airlines won’t allow pregnant
women (single pregnancy) to fly on a flight over four hours
if they past the end of their 36th week For flights under four
hours, travel is often not permitted after the end of the 38th week (single pregnancy) Restrictions can change if you’re having a multiple pregnancy
• If you are 28 weeks or more, often airlines will ask you
to present a letter from your midwife or doctor This must
be dated no more than 10 days prior to travel and outline your estimated due date, the absence of complications, single or multiple pregnancies, and their consent for you
to fly for the duration of the flight(s) booked
• Requirement and restrictions can change from carrier to carrier and from time to time so it’s best to always check with the airline before planning a holiday or purchasing your ticket If you have any queries, call your carrier to clarify - it’s better to be sure Wear your seat belt low and around the pelvis so to reduce pressure on the baby
• Pregnant women are infamous bathroom goers
To make getting up to go to the toilet easier, book or request an aisle seat If possible, request a seat with more leg room – or better still, pay that bit extra and book a premium economy or business class ticket
• During pregnancy, your circulation is already under strain and the lower cabin pressure won’t help this So it’s important to wear in-flight DVT socks and flexible shoes,
as well as regularly stretch your limbs and do exercises
in your chair and remain well hydrated (sip water throughout the flight It is also worthwhile taking some small snacks (biscuits etc.) in case you get peckish Unless going to the bathroom, try to remain seated as much as possible as you may lose your balance walking up and down the aisle, particularly if the plane goes through a sudden bout of turbulence
• When flying overseas, be sure to check your travel insurance thoroughly Some companies will only insure
a pregnant woman until a certain stage of the pregnancy (eg 24 weeks) and others will not cover for an overseas birth
• Lastly but most importantly, before flying during any stage of your pregnancy, consult your doctor to discuss any potential risks or concerns you may have
Travel.com.au was established in September 2007 and is one of Australia’s most experienced online travel companies Providing the flexibility of booking online of over the phone with one of their experienced Travel Experts, they offer international and domestic flights, holiday packages, tours, hotels, travel insurance and car hire For more information, visit www.travel.com.au or call the Travel Experts on 1300 130 485.
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Trang 25The Summer school holidays are nearly over and eager (and some not so eager) kiddies around the country are preparing to return to the classroom We have all your back to school needs covered, from lunchboxes to backpacks, stationery and a few other items you and the kids will love
back to school
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2 Poccahri Little Kids Backpack, RRP $49.95, www.beatrixny.com.au/stores
3 Dieter Big Kids Backpack, RRP $59.95, www.beatrixny.com.au/stores
4 Spencil Owdball Owl bag set, RRP $24.95, www.spencil.com.au
5 Globe Dux II Backpack, RRP $29.99, www.theiconic.com.au
6 Volcom Going Study Backpack, RRP $59.99, www.theiconic.com.au
7 Smiggle Backpack, RRP $39.95, Melbourne Central
Ideal for all after school sports activities such as mountain biking and running, this ‘mini me’ pack features a 1.5L BPA free hydration bladder, airmesh harness with breathable shoulder straps and a bike light loop for added safety
It also features a front trail map pocket to keep the little explorers
on track!.
www.kathmandu.com.au RRP $99.98
bags and backpacks
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for Back to School
Preparations for
Laptops and Phones
1 Turn on firewalls for both wireless and
local area networks If your operating
system doesn’t have a firewall built in,
look for a compatible third-party firewall
solution AVG Internet Security includes an
enhanced two-way firewall that not only
prevents hackers and malware from
get-ting onto your computer but also prevents
any infection already on your computer
from spreading or sending information to
the cybercriminals
2 The more regularly all your software
is updated, the safer you are Automatic
updates are ideal Always upgrade to the
latest versions of applications, operating
system, security and anti-virus software, as
well as the browser and utility software you
use online such as Internet Explorer, Firefox,
Adobe Reader and Adobe Flash
3 Be sure to check and update
comput-ers with a full anti-virus scan for any that
have been offline or used by visitors during
the school holidays Protect your home
and devices with always on, automatically
updating security software Change default passwords on any new equipment ac-quired over the holiday season, and switch
on every available security option ded in your smart devices
embed-4 Constant monitoring of nanny and privacy settings is essential so that children have age appropriate access to the Inter-net Handy tools such as AVG’s free Family Safety Browser enable you to restrict access
to inappropriate sites on Apple iOS and Windows phones
5 You should constantly reinforce the log out, lock up message To avoid problems, children need to learn the habit of logging out of web sites, social networks and PC accounts as they finish using them, both
at home and at school And they should never share passwords with friends Turn
on password-protected screen savers, erably set to timeout in 10 or 15 minutes
pref-6 Back to School will mean back to the drawing board if your child loses all their work through device loss, theft or dam-age If students do lose their homework or assignments, an automated remote backup solution makes it easy to recover all their missing material
7 Remind your kids that whatever is posted online may be forwarded and published on social networks, Google and other search engine results Even if you delete a post, others won’t Think about who may read a
message or see a photo — teachers, family members, friends, even future employers If you don’t want them to see it — don’t post
it Take the time to go through each social network account with your children and select the highest privacy settings at every level
8 Smartphones can easily fall out of ets or tablets can be left on the school bus – AVG’s free AntiVirus for Android phones and tablets allows devices to be tracked us-ing GPS location technology and remotely wiped Devices should also be secured with a PIN so they can’t be used without permission – and we suggest you change the PIN for the new school year
pock-9 While USB memory sticks are highly venient for students to transport files, if lost
con-or stolen the private data and assignments may end up in the wrong hands It’s worth investing in a memory stick that allows you
to put a lock/PIN or encrypt data to restrict access Put all your sticks through regular anti-virus scans and keep backups of all files to avoid getting caught by stick cor-ruption Attach memory sticks to brightly coloured, individual lanyards so they are not so easy to misplace or forget
10 As well as labelling uniforms,
lunchbox-es and books, also clearly label all gadgets and devices Doing this can make return-ing misplaced items easier and help avoid confusion when classmates arrive with identical looking devices
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Featuring a liquid-tight cover to prevent spills, this environmentally friendly bottle also includes a secret removable base compartment to keep money or on-the-go snacks handy for playtime or after school
sport
www.tupperware.com.au RRP $21.45
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2 Annabel Trends Watermate Drink Bottle, RRP $12.95, www.annabeltrends.com
3 Tupperware Kids Fast Quench, RRP $21.45, www.tupperware.com.au
4 Tupperware Sandwich Keeper Plus, RRP $30, www.tupperware.com.au
5 & 6 Red Birdy Suitcase and Steel Drink Bottle by Blafre, both RRP $24.95, www.larkstore.com.au
7 & 8 Strong Man Suitcase and Steel Drink Bottle by Blafre, both RRP $24.95, www.larkstore.com.au
9 Sistema Klip-It Containers, RRP between $6 - $7.50 and Sistema Lunch Boxes, RRP between $13.50 - $15.50, marking of name is included in the price, www.nameyourdummy.com.au
10 Mr Men Water Bottles, RRP $19.95, www.until.com.au/stockists
11 Dolce & Panna Lunchbox, RRP $39.95, www.beatrixny.com.au/stores
12 Spencil washable neoprene lunch bag with zip closure, RRP $11.95, www.spencil.com.au
13 Bobbleart Paisley Drink Bottle, RRP $19.95, www.theiconic.com.au
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