Boogie Back to School with Boogie Wipes

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Monday, 22 August 2011 17:04

Portland, Oregon, August 2011— Little Busy Bodies, Inc. has announced arrival of its new 90-count canister of Boogie Wipes, saline wipes for stuffy noses. With three gentle scents to choose from, Boogie Wipes canisters are an essential back-to-school item to help combat stuffy noses that result from allergies, colds and the flu. Three times the size of the average Boogie Wipes pack, the 90-count canister will ensure families are always prepared for whatever nose woes their kids happen to have this school year.  www.boogiewipes.com  Along with the introduction of the 90-count canister, Little Busy Bodies is announcing a nationwide contest to honor ordinary children who are doing extraordinary things in their communities. The “Snot Your Average Kid” search, running from August to December, will give children the opportunity to become one of the new faces of Boogie Wipes. Three children will be chosen to be on the 90-count canister labels, and countless others will be honored for their achievements on the Boogie Wipes web site. “We truly are a company of real moms who promote healthy lifestyles in our own children, and that includes encouraging them to be active in their communities,” said Julie Pickens, Little Busy Bodies CEO and Boogie Wipes co-founder. “Supporting overall health and wellness in kids, from their daily habits to any altruistic efforts they may be interested in, is something we feel very passionate about.” The first-ever moist saline nose-wipe, Boogie Wipes soothe stuffy, ravaged noses while gently dissolving dried mucus from the skin. Having the new Boogie Wipes canister at the ready makes it easier than ever for families to keep stuffy noses at bay. The new 90-count canister retails for $8.99 and can be found at Walgreens and Toys R Us stores nationwide. Parents can enter their child’s story for the “Snot Your Average Kid” contest at www.boogiewipes.com. Often referred to as The Boogie Moms®, friends Mindee Doney and Julie Pickens developed the first-ever saline nose wipe called Boogie Wipes® as a solution for their kids’ sore, red, stuffy noses, selling their first pack of product in December 2007. The company now operates with 15 employees out of Beaverton, Ore., and offers 11 saline, nose wipe products to 50,000 retail stores across the U.S., including Wal-Mart, Target, Walgreens, Costco and Rite Aid. Their international growth in 2010 fueled a 200% sales increase and $6.5M in sales. SOURCE: Boogie Wipes   < Prev   Next >