How often are we promised wellness, but sold something that is far from it. We're promised organic but it's anything but, and promised results, but they don't quite measure up. We're even promised healthy alternatives but later learn they are not healthy at all.  Who can you rely on to vet your selections?

We decided since we see so much out there and have access to information and experiences a mom or parent normally does not see every day, we should step up. How often can you sit with an eminent medical professional and simply have a discussion about a nutrition bar? She can, because of her contacts, interests and community of relationships.

Our lives are filled with offers from people to have us sell or market their goods, hundreds, but almost all are refused. Only a few will make it to this page and the website. Here are our criteria:

They have to be natural, organic and wholesome, or why bother. They have to be products we use in our home. They have to be products or services that are useful to us or our customers, and a value. Finally they have to overcome my skepticism, as a lawyer and husband to Nanette. I am writing this page, because I have approved of these products too.