My oils are always with me! |
One day I wasn't feeling well, my sweet 2yr old brought me things to make me feel better :) |
At the time my son was also having respiratory issues and we could not use any typical household cleansers. Creating a mixture of Thieves and Lemon oils with vinegar and water worked well for all of our day to day surface cleaning for several years.
In short, I used all of the oils in my kit almost daily for several different needs and noticed improvement in our quality of life. My kids and husband even began to ask if I "had a potion for ______" (they lovingly call them my potions lol). And that initial kit that I had purchased lasted me almost an entire year!
Around my 1 year anniversary with Young Living I began to branch out and purchase oils to meet specific needs, as well as a second kit- this time it came with a diffuser!
By the time I had received my diffuser I had already heard about other people using oils in their classrooms so I thought I would give it a try. If you decide to do this, it would be wise to double check with your school district/ administration regarding their policies around such a thing. I do not diffuse the oils while the kids are in the room- some of them are fairly strong when being actively diffused, so I usually do it in the morning before they arrive or at the end of the day after they have left. Some of my favorites to diffuse are Peace and Calming, Thieves, Citrus Fresh and Lemon. I usually set my diffuser right on the carpet... mainly because thats where we spend a lot of our time in 1st grade. I imagine that the carpet absorbs all the diffused goodness ;-)
This is not a good way to store your oils. Do as I say, not as I do ;) |
Click on the link to learn more about each oil.
Lavender, Lemon, Panaway, Lime, En-R-Gee, Stress Away, Fennel, Slique, Citrus Fresh, Purification, Highest Potential, Joy, Thieves, R.C., Vetiver, DiGize, Valor, Peppermint, Frankincense, EndoFlex, Peace and Calming
While I do use some oils in the classroom on occasion, I mainly use them personally so that I am bringing the best version of myself into the classroom each day. Should you be interested in trying these for yourself PLEASE make sure you are using therapeutic grade oils. To date I only know of two companies who are able to call themselves "therapeutic grade", Young Living and DoTerra. If you are thinking that you want to try Young Living, I highly suggest becoming a "member". Think of it as the Sam's Club for oils. There is no obligation to buy or have a monthly sales quota. You simply get the wholesale price (24% off retail) of all your purchases. To become a member you would need to sign up here- Member Sign Up (Use the code 1443071 when prompted for your enroller/ sponsor ID). As part of your membership you are required to purchase a starter kit (you can view them here- Starter Kits). They range in price depending on the kit that you choose but they are well worth every cent. Like I said, I have now purchased two and will likely be purchasing a 3rd very soon. I recommend getting one of the kits that includes the Everyday Essential Oils Kit (alone this kit is $170!). These oils are the most common ones for day to day use.
I hope that you found this post to be somewhat informative. I apologize that I had to be fairly vague in order to be compliant with FDA regulations. Should you have any specific questions regarding my journey, the oils or their uses please don't hesitate to email me or message me via Facebook at Teacher Mother Wife = Life. I personally have had great success by using these oils, and it is my sincere hope that you would to!
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Young Living products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent any disease.
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