Showing posts with label nappy rash cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nappy rash cream. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 January 2012

Sudocrem: Mummy Matters Week

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Between Monday 9th and Friday 13th January 2012, a team of the UK’s leading lifestyle experts will be sharing need to know advice on a range of subjects as well as answering direct questions from the Sudocrem Facebook community.

Each day will host a different expert (as outlined below), who will share around 20 key pieces of advice and answering questions on their subject throughout their allotted day.

Sudocrem would love for all Mums to join the Sudocrem Facebook community (www.facebook.com/Sudocrem) and get involved by asking questions directly to the experts.
  • Monday 9th January 2012 - Jennifer Liston-Smith (Executive & Maternity Coach)
  • Tuesday 10th January 2012 - Claire Wylde (Dietician)
  • Wednesday 11th January 2012 - Jo Barnard (Careers Advisor)
  • Thursday 12th January 2012 - Wendy Powell (Pre & Post Natal Fitness Expert)
  • Friday 13th January 2012 - Beth Goodrham (Personal Stylist)

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Friday, 9 December 2011

Sudocrem All Babies Count

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Sudocrem nappy rash cream are running another fabulous competition on Facebook they really do like giving things away! Not only that but Sudocrem is currently supporting ‘All babies count’, an online campaign which will support the NSPCC’s work to prevent the abuse and neglect of babies.

Sudocrem are seeking your help to drive as much exposure to the campaign as possible and in return will be giving up to £25,000 to the NSPCC.

This is how you can get involved:
  1. Sudocrem will donate 50p for each new ‘like’ on Sudocrem’s Facebook page (Visit  www.facebook.com/sudocrem)
  2. For every tweet using the #allbabiescount hashtag Sudocrem will donate 25p.
  3. Sudocrem will also donate 50p for every comment on the NSPCC Facebook campaign page: http://allbabiescount.nspcc.org.uk 
Visit  www.nspcc.org.uk/allbabiescount for more information about the “All babies count” campaign. The campaign runs until February 2012