April 2006
News@EssentialMom.com


April 6, 2006
In this issue:
Seabands Accessories
Neighbors Link Festival de Primavera
Katonah Community Center

Seabands...new wave hair accessories

Wondering how to add bright accents to your and your daughter's wardrobe?

With spring right around the corner, the season of bright colors and light fabrics joins us again! You may recall the article last year launching the new company SEABANDS! SEABANDS hair bands were the staple item in last season's wardrobes for moms and children (starting at 18 months!). Mothers recognized that SEABANDS contributed a flawless hair day for themselves and their daughters. Gone were the days of bad hair and morning arguments over hair styles!

Unlike traditional head bands, they were stunning and comfortably stayed in place. An expandable elastic band made wearing them a pleasure! They looked great in both short and long hairstyles and were offered in many different fabric colors and styles and could be custom made of any fabrics that were preferred. There were lots of hair band options too! You could choose from the Classic One-Sided Sea Bands or the Classic Reversible Bands and a personalized monogram line. If you couldn't find the perfect band, then Design Your Own Reversible Band! Finally, if you needed a dressier look you could have checked out the adult premium bands! There were a variety of fabrics and jacquard ribbons to choose and they were offered at just the right price point to make them perfect gifts.

Now come SEABANDS eye-catching belts! They are offered in both children and adults and take the jeans and t-shirt look to another level! The fabrics and buckles are offered in many different colors and textures that change seasonally and with current fashion trends. On some styles, you can customize your belt with either a standard metal D ring or more ornate colored rhinestone circle buckle! These belts are guaranteed a double-take!

Trish Hart's SEABANDS has grown by leaps and bounds over the year and was recognized in the Boston Globe magazine, fashion edition last month! So check out www.seabands.net and catch and enjoy a summer of easy styles and quick fixes for you and your active little ones!

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Festival de Primavera
To Benefit Neighbors Link.

Neighbors Link, Westchester area's non-profit community center dedicated to helping Educate, Empower and Employ recent Hispanic immigrants is hosting their sixth annual Spring fund raising event at Bedford Historical Hall, Bedford Village Green on Saturday, May 6, 2006 at 7:00PM.

Festival de Primavera will be a festive Latin evening of tapas, wine and dancing to live Latin music provided by "Son Sublime," a Cuban band lead by Jesse Herrero. A silent & live auction, plus unforgettable Latin food will be highlights of the evening. Tickets are $150 per person. Please make checks payable to Neighbors Link and mail to Festival de Primavera, Neighbors Link, 27 Columbus Avenue, Mount Kisco, NY 10549. For further information, please call 914-666-3410 ex 12, or visit www.neighborslink.org. The Co-Chairs for this event are Dagny Emiliani, Holly Hanlon, and Maru Léon.

Festival de Primavera promises to be an exciting affair for a worthwhile organization. The mission of Neighbors Link is to strengthen our community by actively enhancing the healthy integration of Latino immigrants. Its work focuses on education and job assistance, targeting the special needs of varied groups with classes geared toward women, day laborers and families. In addition to providing English classes and job training, it houses and helps sustain a Headstart early childhood education program, annually preparing 33 non-English speaking children for kindergarten. Neighbors Link also offers legal and medical clinics, as well as workshops with mental health professionals. As a non-profit organization, its funding is primarily from family foundations and caring individuals. Two annual events provide a significant part of its budget. Come and enjoy Festival de Primavera on May 6!

For more information, visit www.neighborslink.org.
Katonah Community Center

The Community Center is currently in need of maternity clothes in good condition-- done with having babies? Clean out your closets, it'll feel great!

The Community Center seeks to improve the dignity, security and well being of persons living in Northern Westchester by providing supplemental food and clothing, employment counseling, language and computer classes, and referrals to appropriate resources. The Community Center provides a central location where neighbors help neighbors in need.

Drop off hours are 10:30-3:30 Tuesday to Friday and 10 to 1pm on Saturdays. Call 914-232-6572, email communitycenter@optonline.net, or click here for more information. The Community Center, 84 Bedford Road, Katonah, NY 10536.

voice: 914.523.1352