Every May 25, which is the anniversary of Etan Patz's disappearance, is recognized as National Missing Children's Day. It is an acknowledgement of the commitment to help locate and recover missing children like Etan and the promise to never forget a child no matter how long they have been missing. It also serves as a reminder to parents, guardians, families and communities of the need to make child safety a priority. NCMEC was inspired by National Missing Children’s Day to create the Take 25 Campaign ( www.take25.org), a national grassroots safety initiative that asks families, educators, community leaders and others to take 25 minutes to talk to children about safety. NCMEC partners with organizations around the country and provides free resources to help get these conversations started. In 2012, there were more than 11,000 Take 25 events in over 1,900 cities throughout the United States and abroad. With more than 800 local, regional, and national organizations partnering with the National Center, 2013 promises to be the most successful yet.
Black soaps are the newest hippest way to clean your skin and body in 2015. This soap is created by one of It’s Butter Baby!’s very own; Tamatha Holmes. She uses 10 years culinary expertise to blend plantains, banana peels and additional natural ingredients for individuals with extra sensitive skin. Black soaps and Butters go hand-in-hand to both help cleanse and moisturize the skin and is also great for men and women with skin conditions like Eczema.
