“Mommy, I NEED a Band Angel!” Too cute! I love, love, love this product. It’s worth getting Band Angels just to hear your child say the name!
About a year ago, I googled “twelve step program for addiction to band-aids”. Seriously, I did. Rosie is addicted to bandages. One morning I was in the shower and it was quiet…. I knew something was going on, because Rosie is never quiet! Sure enough, I peeked out to see her covered, covered from face to toes in bandages. She had found my hidden stash and depleted our entire supply. It’s so crazy, out-of-control, that we would buy generic bandages in bulk.
Now that she’s a bit older, Rosie is a bit more selective and as long as she won’t go through more than 100 (okay, that was exaggerating) in a day, we let her buy decorated ones. Her favorite bandage heroes used to be Barbie and Dora. They’ve been replaced (and mom says yippee!!).
Band Angels were developed by Tim and Tami West, when their grandchild developed Juvenile Diabetes and had to test four times a day. They saw the opportunity to encourage prayer and treat an injury more seriously with a scripture verse and angel on the bandage. Band Angels are now supported by MOPS (Moms of Preschoolers) and the Association of Christian Schools.
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or enter here to win five boxes of these wonderful bandages!
To Enter:
1. Leave a comment about why you like the idea of Band Angels and who you would use them on.
Extra Entry:
2. “Like” Band Angels on Facebook and leave a message on their wall, telling them Kelly’s Lucky You sent you!
Leave one comment for each entry. Contest ends Sept 3rd at midnight CST. One winner will be chosen by random.org and notified by email to the email address provided in the winning comment. The winner must respond within 48 hours of the notification email, or another winner will be chosen. See my Giveaway Rules page for further information. Open to US residents only.
Disclosure: I received a box of Band Angels for review. All opinions are my own and Rosie’s.
I love these they are so cute! My 4-yr old daughter too has a bandaid addiction so she would totally love wearing these to church & preschool there.
These are FANTASTIC! Bandaids are meant to stop bleeding…but for little people, they are so much more. It is a comfort thing. My kids have even used bandaids on scratches that aren’t bleeding. Having verses on them will just remind them about their heavenly Father and how much He loves them. How neat!
jtfilleman@cox.net
I think they are really sweet and I would be using them on my kiddos boo-boos! :-)
These are too cute! My kids aren’t addicted to band aids, but they are clumsy so they end up with lots of scrapes and cuts! I’d pick these over Barbie any day.
These band aids are too cute! My daughter is “The Bandaid Queen” and will love them!
I like Band Angels on Facebook and wrote on their wall!
Very cute! I would use these on my 3 yr old grandson.
lanie53@cox.net
This are adorable bandaids. My five year old son would love these, as he makes me put a bandaid on every bump and bruise he gets :).
how cute is that? I love these and think my clumsy 3 year old would too!
I think the Band Angels would be very comforting to a child in pain. I’d use these for my daughter.
mearley1979 at gmail dot com
I like the idea of a scripture verse and these would be for my granddaughter
I think these are really sweet and I would use them on my little girl.
I love the angels and I would use them for my daughter
tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
The band angels are so cute, i would use them on my daughter and son- even if they didnt need one :)
tcogbill at live dot com
liked on facebook :)
I love the idea of God making it better and not Barbie or Dora and would use them for my babysitting kids- and myself :)
i would use them on my sweet 2 year old grandson when he gets that ‘owie’
I would use these on my four year old because I love that they have Bible verses on them instead of over-marketed cartoon characters!
This is cute- we always think of angels as our protectors- same as bandages! Why did I not think of this! too cute.