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WAHP PublishedAUSTRALIA

Working from Homewith sick children

Exclusive Interview

Jenarna Candles

Christmas RecipesEveryone Will Love

White Mango Personal Letters

from Santa

Health & Fitness for WAHPs with Carly

Enjoy a Crafty Christmas

Always

FREE

Issue Two

December 2012

“Showcasing Australian Work At Home Parents”

Christmas Edition

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Editors Desk

Santa’s Letterbox Drop with White Mango Personalised Letters from Santa

Exclusive Jenarna Candles Interview

The NEW MySpace is Your SPACE

Cheeky Little Monkey Designs

Your Health and Fitness with Carly Grossek

Creating Christmas Gifts

Enjoy a Craft Christmas

Starting your Business - Part II

Exclusive Bubsy Baby Interview

Christmas Delights with Frantic in the Kitchen

Plexus Slim Newsletter

If you would like to be included in our magazine as an advertiser or feature please email [email protected] for more information.

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Editors Choice - Xmas Goodies

Sneak Preview - WAHP Publised monthly catalogue

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Welcome to our 2nd issue and to top it off it is all about Christmas. The Creative Team at WAHP Pub-lished has been very busy brainstorming festive ideas for you. We hope you enjoy our collection of feature interviews and articles on WAHP businesses.

As with any new business, we have been working on making WAHP Published the best magazine for you. This means putting together articles that are important to YOU. Not just your business, but as work at home parents your family is a very big influ-ence. Life can get very busy, so take a few moments to recharge your batteries and enjoy a good read.

We have a bumper issue for you, featuring a few fantastic WAHP businesses. Take a look at the arti-cles on Jenarna Candles, Bubsy Baby, Cheeky Lit-tle Monkey Designs and White Mango Personal Letters from Santa. Stuck with ideas to entertain the kiddies, check out the article ‘Enjoy a Craft Christmas’, also some very yummy festive recipes too. You will just have to read on to see the rest.

A new year is just round the corner and as there are exciting events coming up for WAHP Published, we are sure there are also many exciting times ahead for your business too. We would love to hear about them. We now have a Submissions section and we are very interested in receiving articles for future issues.

This will be our last issue for 2012, but many more to come for 2013.

Helen Dayman Editor

WAHP Published

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce our Creative Team and contact details.

Rachel Hughes Creative Director - [email protected]

Helen Dayman Editor - [email protected] Facebook Manager - [email protected] Submissions - [email protected]

Jessica Toor Advertising Manager - [email protected]

Bailey Bowyer Marketing Manager - [email protected]

Stacey Marnock Twitter Manager - [email protected]

Carissa Wellbelove Pinterest Manager - [email protected]

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No matter how I try to instil into my children that Christmas is a time for giving as well as receiving. No matter how I tell them that being with family and loved ones is more important than presents. Noth-ing causes more excitement, gives them a twinkle in their eye like catching a glimpse of Santa in a shopping centre. The thought of his impending overnight visit causes a lot of excitement in our house. So what could be more exciting than receiving a personalised letter from the big man in red himself?

White Mango Personal Letters from Santa an Aus-tralian business based in Victoria, has been running since 2008. The title is fairly indicative of what service they provide, however, I thought I would delve a little deeper and give you some more insight into this fun WAHP business.

White Mango Personal Letters from Santa is carefully created so that even the most suspicious of children will have to be convinced after receiving their mail. The letter is hand written by Santa himself on his own personally designed stationary, including details of their name, brothers or sisters, where they live, pets and even a special memory or achievement.

Not just a Santa Letter, your little ones can also re-ceive a certified copy of their official inclusion on ‘The Good List’. This is fantastic for mothers like me. I will be the one you see pointing at the security cameras in the supermarket, asking their 4 year old if they can be sure Santa is not watching them throw a wobbly.

Your child’s special delivery may also include a special memento from Santa, a piece of his red suit, Santa’s personal photo album or even some specially mixed reindeer food. White Mango Personal Letters from Santa doesn’t only cater to children of ‘believing’ age either. A letter for baby’s first Christmas is a lovely keepsake including some of your newest family mem-ber’s milestones from throughout the year. You can even request a naughty or nice letter for that special adult in your life.

Packages are very reasonable and start from only $12 so get in contact with White Mango Personal Letters from Santa today to ensure your letter arrives before Christmas.

Facebook - WhiteMango.SantaLettersWebpages - www.thewhitemango.etsy.com www.madeit.com.au/thewhitemangoEmail - [email protected]

Written by Andrea Whitrow

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It was fantastic catching up with Michelle Kenney from Jenarna Candles to talk about the latest of what is happening with her business. As a long-time fan, I love her hand-poured candles with the beautiful colours complemented by enticing fragrances.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Can you tell me a little about how you started Jenarna Candles?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: I originally started Je-narna Candles back in 2009 after many hours of research into Palm Wax and its production. I wanted to be sure that the wax that I bought wasn’t contributing to the destruction of any more rain-forests. I started as a wholesale and retail business, supplying to a few select retail outlets and also offering options with my candles for consultants.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Jenarna is an unusual name, how did you come up with Jenarna Candles as the name for your business?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: I have always liked original names something that is unlikely anyone else has. The Jenarna name came about when my daughter Jenna was born. She used to sleep bent backwards like a banana and I started calling her my banana baby and that eventually turned into my Jenarna baby. So when I started working with candles there was no bet-ter name that I could think of.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: You mentioned that you also use Soy Wax for your candles. Why is this?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: Soy Wax like Palm Wax, are natural waxes which is what I prefer to use. On my website I have a section explaining the steps required in making Palm Wax, it is a very interesting read. There is so much in the media regarding Palm & Soy Wax vs Paraffin Wax - I’m not a chemist so I can’t really comment on that debate. Paraffin wax is a bi-product of diesel so it comes from something very chemical, while Palm and Soy Wax come from natural plants. So for my own decision, I prefer to go the natural way.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: There are a large choice of fragrances and colours available. Can you put any fragrance and colour together?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: For each fragrance I have a certain colour - if a customer requests a large order or for a spe-cial occasion, they are able to choose their own fragrances and colours. Our fragrances are absolutely yummy and I love being in my fragrant workroom.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Jenarna Candles are on Fa-cebook, do you have a website as well?

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Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: We have a website which is still a work in progress as there are always plans a foot to further update - the address is www.jenarnacandles.com, the website is protected by SSL Security and we also use Paypal for payment as it’s one of the most secure methods of payment.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: On your Facebook page, you mention Virtual Parties. What is involved in a ‘Jenarna Candles Virtual Party’?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: Our Virtual Parties are similar to Catalogue Parties. There is an entire tab dedicated to Virtual Parties and how they work on our Facebook page - this information hasn’t been updated to the website yet (that falls under the work in progress clause).

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: What is next for Jenarna Candles?

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: We have a new exciting phase happening at the moment as we expand our Jenarna Can-dles Consultants program. This is an easy and affordable way for WAHP’s to do exactly that, ‘work at home’. No messy candle making, it is all done by us. Consultants can concentrate on sell-ing candles. To join Jenarna Candles as a Consultant costs as lit-tle as $1. We also have a selection of Consultant ‘Starter Packs’ available. Consultants can choose either to only join for $1 (with no Starter Pack) or can take the option of a Starter Pack to use for demonstration purposes. Starter Packs are from $22.50 to $68.50, there is an affordable option for all Consultants. As I said, we are very excited. So anyone interested in becoming a Jenarna Candles Consultant, please contact us as we can’t wait to share our journey with you.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Taking a quick peek at your website I noticed that you also take custom orders for special occasions.

Michelle Kenney - Jenarna Candles: Yes, we do. We love to make that special occasion even more special for our custom-ers such as Christmas Candles, as well wedding, christenings and any special event. Whether it is for a family Christmas gathering, your wedding, engagement party, christening or naming cer-emony, we can customize our candles colours or fragrances to suit your function. We also can put decals on your candles with photos of your family or friends which is perfect for your special occasion. Also, we have a large range of accessories to suit most occasions. We have brass candle holders, pewter candelabras, glass plates to stand your candles on, hurricane lamps to keep the breeze away and much more.

Jenarna CandlesWebsite www.jenarnacandles.comFacebook www.facebook.com/pages/Jenarna-Candles/147103752002219?ref=ts&fref=tsEmail [email protected] 0439 791859

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Have you heard about the NEW MySpace?

I know what you’re thinking. BORING! We left MySpace years ago, but this is NEW and EXCITING especially for those of us who love Pinterest. Please take a few min-utes to visit https://new.myspace.com/ and have a look at the promo and I will wait here for you.

Didn’t I tell you it is NEW and EXCITING!!

Can you just imagine your business imag-es setup on a page with the NEW MySpace Lay out? This will be FREE for us to help promote our businesses. Customers will be able to see all you want them to see, no more having to pin posts, tag, bump and continually update your page just to get exposure!!

It is like Pinterest meets social network-ing. You can even include twitter updates in your news-feed and send out friends in-vites to your Twitter and Facebook friends. PLUS you can track your top fans locations, age groups, gender etc on an interactive world map, so you know which demo-graphic you’re appealing to the most!!

On many WAHP business and networking group Facebook pages, a common discus-sion is occurring showing an intense dis-satisfaction with Facebook’s algorithm hiding posts from news-feeds and block-ing users from visiting some pages. Not to mention an often expressed confusion about Facebook’s Competition Guidelines.

The NEW MySpace might just be the an-swer we have been looking for. MySpace wants their fans back as up until half a decade ago, MySpace were miles ahead of Facebook when it came to user popularity, it looks like the tide might change again in their favour.

I know I will give it a go! If you would like to see what the NEW MySpace has to offer you and your business, visit https://new.myspace.com/. NEW MySpace is live, you can get busy networking and showcasing your Business NOW!

I can’t wait to see you there!

Written by Carissa Debono Wellbelove

The NEW MySpace will be Your SPACE

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Cheeky Little Monkey Designs

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Being a part of WAHP Published’s Creative Team as has been an exciting ride so far. One of my most fa-vourite side-benefits is visiting the many WAHP busi-ness pages on Facebook. One up and coming small business I would like to introduce you to is Cheeky Little Monkey Designs. The name itself catches your attention. I asked the owner, Stacey Marknock, what was behind the name and she told me it was named after her ‘very cheeky daughter Matilda’ (her words not mine ). Stacey’s nickname for her daughter since birth was always ‘cheeky little monkey’. What a fantastic name for a business and I love the story behind the name too.

Cheeky Little Monkey Designs has only been in oper-ation for 6 months, but already has a large following with over 500 fans on the Facebook page. A one and a half person team, Stacey attributes her other half to hubby who handles posting packages daily and of course the ‘little monkey’ who helps pick out the fab-rics and helps with all creations too. Although Stacey says the ‘little monkey’ is generally making a bigger mess. I think all us WAHP’s can relate to that.

Each Cheeky Little Monkey Design is handmade at home with inspiration from different places that help with each and every creation. A large variety of hand-made items is available from patchwork blankets and quilts, to baby and kids clothing, nappy wallets andeven items for mums and dads.

Just in time for Christmas, Cheeky Little Monkey De-signs is having a Christmas Sale! From Sunday 25 No-vember through to Sunday 9 December, with up to 70% off store wide. That’s not all! With each order, Cheeky Little Monkey Designs will give a free Christ-mas themed gift.

Exciting times are ahead as we get closer to the end of the year with Cheeky Little Monkey Designs releasing their Christmas range including some very cute hang-ing decorations, Christmas bunting, aprons, taggies as well as other goodies. Both the Christmas range and all other items are available from the Cheeky Lit-tle Monkey Designs store at www.hand-made.com.au/cheekymonkeyd. While most orders and sales originate online through this store, Stacey does at-tend local markets. Keep an eye out for Cheeky Lit-tle Monkey Designs around Brisbane’s local markets leading up to Christmas.

Cheeky Little Monkey DesignsFacebook www.facebook.com/CheekyMonkeyD?fref=tsWebStore www.hand-made.com.au/cheekymonkeydEmail [email protected]

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With the festive season fast approaching, a lot of peo-ple will claim to be time poor this time of year with everything going on. Remember, don’t let that stop you from being the best version of yourself possible!!!

There’s no doubt that the festive season is a challeng-ing time if you are trying to stay healthy and reduce body fat. It usually revolves around food (and not al-ways healthy choices), large portions and lashings of alcohol to wash it all down.

Christmas celebrations can last for weeks, so there are some things you need to watch out for. There are also some simple steps you can take to stay on track while still enjoying this special time of the year.

My festive season helpful tips to keep you on track (which I apply to myself as well)………..

1. Increase that training – whatever it may be. Let’s up the ante! Push harder, faster, stronger, and longer! Do something each day even if only a brisk walk. Remember getting a bit of a sweat up is a good thing. 2. Swap something in your diet and exercise pro-gram for better results (eg. Swap chips for rice crackers, swap the bus for a walk to the station or get off a stop earlier then walk).3. Get enough sleep. Australians are sleep de-prived and during the silly season, more so than ever. So sleep your way to the top and make it a pact to get an extra hour of sleep a night whenever you can fit it in.4. Watch what you eat and try to get back to your normal weight before all the grog and food to come. Remember less fat, fewer takeaways (except for salads without mayo), and when you eat out ask for sauces on the side (usually that will mean fewer calories). 5. No more meat than the size of your palm: and fill your plate with salad. A lot of Christmas lunches are buffet. Buffets have a tendency to bring out the piglet in us. Stick to salad and no more meat than what would easily fit in the palm of your hand (not including your fingers!).

6. Only eat until you are satisfied, don’t have that extra mouthful that will result in you feeling bloated and overfull.7. Canapés are out: When at a cocktail party, it tends to be easier to say no to everything rather than study the morsel and take pot luck in your pickings. Eat a late lunch and know in advance what your din-ner plans are. Turning up at 6pm to a party having not eaten since 1pm is a recipe for disaster. Eat half your lunch at 1pm and half at 5pm. Also, remember to drink lots of water late in the afternoon. I promise you won’t feel hungry and tempted.8. Don’t eat unless a) you are sitting down, and b) the food is on a plate: There will be so much yummy ham in the fridge and crumbling bits of pudding. Nib-bling is one of the great curses for weight loss. Enjoy the leftovers as a meal, put them on a plate. Sit down and savour them. Stop yourself as you reach to eat straight from the fridge.9. A bottle of white, a bottle of red, maybe a bot-tle of rose instead. While alcohol has some anti-oxidant qualities, too much is not too good. Try to have at least three alcohol free days and keep the other days for up to four standard drinks per day only for men and two standard drinks for women. 10. Get a massage to take time out for yourself. We all get a bit tired before the Christmas break arrives and a massage is a great way to revive your energy. 11. Look after your biomechanics. A new pair of runners might be a great X-mas present. Now is the time to drop some hints. 12. Remember that life is a team sport. Make time for all those important people in your life. It is they who give your life meaning. 13. Lastly, remember those New Year resolutions could start now! Give yourself a head start – why wait to the 1st of January?

The silly season can be a wonderful time, so enjoy your-self without obsessing over food and your weight. You are doing this out of respect not punishment, so use these tips and enjoy the new you with all the rewards it brings.

With Carly Grossek - Cinderella Stories Health & Fitness

Your Health and Fitness

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This recipe is easy to make, extra portions can be stored in the freezer for later and your whole family is sure to love it!!!

Banana Bread (Vegetarian)Serves: 16 | Prep time: 15 min | Cooking time: 45 min | 266 Cal per serve

One for the adults and children that you will love without all the calories!!!

Ingredients125g Rolled Oats495g Wheatmeal Flour2 Teaspoons Baking Powder (7g)2 Teaspoons Vanilla (10g)135g Brown Sugar3 Medium Banana (303g)150g Butter1 & 1/2 Cup Low Fat Milk (375g)

Preparation Tips• Melt the butter

Method1. Preheat oven to 180C. Line two loaf pans (7.5 x 8.5 x 17.5cm) base measurement, with non-stick baking paper.

2. Combine the oats, flour, baking powder and sugar in a large bowl. Make a well in the centre. Mash the bananas in a separate bowl until al-most smooth. Add the banana, butter, milk and vanilla essence to the well in the dry ingredients. Mix until well combined and the mixture resem-ble a thick batter slightly thicker than a cake bat-ter (you may need to add a little water).

3. Divide the mixture between the lined pans. Bake for 40-45 minutes or until a skewer comes out clean when inserted in the middle. Leave in the tins on a wire rack to cool. Cut each loaf into 8 slices.

Extra TipsWrap any uneaten slices in plastic wrap and freeze until needed.

Recipe of the Month

Banana Bread

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Creating Christmas Gifts

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Buying gifts for family and friends can be an expen-sive and stressful activity. You need to set yourself a budget but you don’t want to seem cheap. Nnot to mention that you’ll probably be buying for quite a few people, so it can get very expensive very fast. In today’s world of throw away consumables, it seems like a logical choice to give a gift made from the heart rather than buy something from a store.

Since I have had my son I have become very adept at making all manner of gifts, cards and wrapping paper using his artistic talent (mainly finger paint-ing) and my skilful use of glue, sticky tape and a printer. The saying is that a gift made with love is more precious than anything you can buy and I am a firm believer in that.

With Christmas fast approaching, now is the time to start getting organised with the list of who you need to buy for, their ages and what amount of money you wish to spend for each person. The last part will usually be as little as possible but there seems to be a trend towards everything being more expensive; think iPods, iPads, and iPhones, anything with an ‘i’ in it really. The question you should be asking is; what can I make from home, with love, using mini-mal ingredients and less money?

First of all is the tree of life. This is a beautiful and easy present to make for the grandparents. Go onto

the Internet and search for a downloadable clip art tree that has no leaves (just the branches), or if you are artistic, you can draw your own. Once you have your tree printed or drawn, grab some water based paints and coat your little ones thumb and place firmly on the tree, creating the leaves. You can use as many colours as you want. Now you have a mem-orable tree of life artwork that you can laminate or frame. If you have more than one child or want something a little bit different, paint their hand instead and use it to create the leaves. You can even use glitter to create a stunning piece of artwork that the grandparents will treasure.

I also make wrapping paper out of my son’s artwork. I have a roll of white butcher paper that we use for arts and crafts at least once a week. Since he loves to paint, I have a large stack of creative wrapping paper that I will use this Christmas. It’s not only beautiful and unique, it doesn’t cost much money (a five metre roll set me back $10), it saves on name tags as you can use a glitter pen to write their name on it and once the present has been unwrapped, they have another present!

Gift giving does not have to mean taking out a small loan to cover your Christmas debt, with a little crea-tivity you can create amazing home-made gifts that your family will love.

Written by Kirsty Ferguson

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Enjoy a Crafty Christmas

The lead up to Christmas is always a busy time, but it is also can be fun too. Why not take some time out. Enjoy some fun with the kids and make a few memories. These crafty ornaments are ideal and tick all the boxes as well, so you will have some beautiful keepsakes to use on your tree every year. The best thing is that you won’t need much in supplies.

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Snow Flake

SuppliesWhite Pipe CleanersScissorsNeedlenose Pliers (for tightening twists)

Instructions1. Cut 3 x 15cm pieces of pipe cleaner. Then cut six x 6cm pieces, 6 x 5cm pieces, and 6 x 3.5cm pieces. 2. Twist the 15cm pieces together at their mid points to make a six-spoked star. You can tighten the twist by clamping down with needlenose pliers.3. Centre one of the 6cm pieces at the mid point of a spoke, and twist onto spoke. Repeat this step on the remaining 5 spokes. 4. About 1cm from an arm attached in step 3 (toward spoke’s tip), centre a 5cm piece, and twist onto the spoke. Repeat on remaining 5 spokes. 5. Again, 1cm from an arm attached in step 4 (toward spoke’s tip), centre a 3.5cm piece, and twist onto spoke. Repeat on remaining 5 spokes. Trim arms if needed.6. To hang, glue a loop of cord to the back of a spoke, or use a pipecleaner measured to your preferred length, bend in half. Attach to the top of a spoke, twist hanging piece together and form into a hook. All ready to hang on the tree.

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Beaded Christmas Ornaments

Supplies Pipe Cleaners (yellow, white, red and green)Craft Beads (yellow, white, red and green)Warning - This craft involves beads. Children should be supervised.

Candy Cane

Instructions - 1. Use either a red or white pipe cleaner. Feed onto it alternate red and white beads. Leave a little space at each end.2. Curl each bead-free end over into the last bead.3. Bend the top over to form the shape of a Candy Cane. Hang on the tree as is or -4. Cut a small piece of red or white pipe cleaner, bend in half. Attach to hanging point of Candy Cane, twist ends and then form into a hook shape ready for hanging.

Christmas Tree

Supplies -Green and Red Pipe CleanersGlitter Glue (red, green and gold)

Instructions -1. Bend a green pipe cleaner in a spiral.2. Bend a red pipe cleaner into four loops (for the stand).3. Twin the stand (red) on to the bottom of the spiral (green) to act as a stand.4. Dot the tree with red glitter glue for orna ments5. Dot the top of the tree with gold glitter glue for a star on top.

These instructions will make a green Christmas Tree with a red stand. Try changing it around and Make a red Christmas Tree with a green stand.

Written by Helen Dayman

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Starting your Business from Scratch

So… you have a fantastic idea for a business and want to kick it off from scratch. In an ideal world you will have lots of cash available to use as capital to get started, professionals at your beck and call, not to mention customers ready to buy now. For most WAHP’s this isn’t how it happens, as much as we wish. In most cases, a WAHP business is started on a shoe string and grows slowly but steadily.

Let’s take this one step at a time.

Step 1 - Legal IssuesRegister your business name, business tax file num-ber (TFN) and ABN. Most WAHP businesses will not need to register for GST at first.

Business Name Registration Costs: From 28 May 2012, all business name registrations and renewals are done from only one place and not by individual States and Territories. This also makes it much easier if your business will have cus-tomers from anywhere in Australia.

Register or renew a Business Name - Link here (links on right top of page) Fees are $30 for 1 year and $70 for 3 years.

Tax File Number (TFN) and ABN Registration are free and can be registered together in the one ap-plication at -

Australian Business Register - Link here (links on left)Australian Taxation Office (ATO) - Link here

Step 2 - Planning Your BusinessOutline a business plan on how you want to set up your business, your market and an idea on what your costs and product/service pricing will be.

There are many templates online that can help you with this. If you have Microsoft Office (any version) there are templates available also on the Microsoft website for download.

Microsoft Office Templates - Link here

Step 3 - Marketing Your BusinessCapital is always an issue with a WAHP business, so let’s do this on a shoe string. Online social me-dia such as Facebook, the new MySpace, Twitter and Linked In are just a few sites that will help you to market your products/service to your potential customers.

Most importantly, they are FREE!

Facebook - www.facebook.comTwitter - www.twitter.comNew MySpace - www.new.myspace.com Linked In - www.linkedin.com

Starting a Business?

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Part II

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Do you need an online shop? EBay, MadeIt or a Facebook App might be suitable for your business. There are many more out there, just Google ‘online shop’ or ‘online store’.

There may be some fees, so it is important to make sure that you understand any costs in selling your products/services, take a close look at all ‘terms and conditions’.

Ebay - www.ebay.com.au/MadeIt - www.madeit.com.au/StoreYa - Link here

(Facebook App and free store for 50 products only)

Another Facebook Store - Link here(paid subscription from $15.93/mth over 12 months to $19.95/mth on a by month basis)

Want to start off with a bang?

What about a website? This doesn’t have to hap-pen straight away, but could be something to think about. We will look at this more closely in a future issue, but if you have the skills, you could set up a website yourself.

Congratulations on starting your new business!

Don’t forget to let us know on our Facebook Page, website and forum. There are many online places that you can use to get the word out that you are open for business.

You already have a group of people waiting to hear all about what you are doing, your personal Face-book page for starters. So get to it and start telling everyone.

Business Advisory Links -

Business.gov.au - home-based business Digital Business Key Facts for Small BusinessBusiness Name Update Business Name RegistrationAustralian Taxation Office - ABN, GST and Tax File Number

Written by Helen Dayman

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Excusive Bubsy Baby InterviewCongratulations to Bek Stevenson of Bubsy Baby for winning our Melbourne Cup Sweepstake. Bek knows how to pick a winner with Green Moon racing ahead to grab the trophy.

We loved having a chat with Bek about Bubsy Baby and would love to share this fantastic business with you.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: We love your business name Bek, how did you come up with ‘Bubsy’?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: I used to call my baby ‘Bubsy’. So, when I started the business at the beginning of 2012, ‘Bubsy Baby’ just fit.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: How is your business structured?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: I work my business in part-nership with my Mum. She is my inspiration. She is a very talented sewer with many years of sewing experience. When I had my children I thought the time was right to start sewing myself. She was the one who has taught me to sew. My business is primarily run by myself, although my Mum also makes some gorgeous items for the business.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Wow, nearly 2000 Face-book fans, can you tell us your secrets to a successful busi-ness?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: At Bubsy Baby, we feel that communication is the key to running a business where cus-tomers are happy. We take the time to communicate with all customers to let them know where their orders are at. Bubsy Baby is also different in that we pre-wash and iron all fabrics prior to making items. This reduces shrinkage and running of dyes. We also custom make special needs dribble bibs for both children and adults with special needs or in a nursing home. Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: You have some fantastic products. Which is your favourite?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: My favourite product is my Dribble Bibs! When my little man started to dribble con-stantly, and I had to continually change his clothes, I knew that there had to be an easier solution. So, we started playing around with sizing to make our Dribble Bibs! My lit-tle man was my guinea pig and model! I wanted to be able to make dribble bibs that were not only practical and hard wearing, but also looked funky. I know how hard it can be to find stylish designs in Children’s items, especially for boys, so I decided to source gorgeous fabrics to make these Drib-ble Bibs!

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Where can we find Bub-sy Baby products?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: We primarily sell via our website www.bubsybaby.com.au. We also have a Facebook page - Bubsy Baby where we release our new designs and keep customers up to date with the happenings of our busi-ness. You might also find us at markets around the Canberra region.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: Do you find Facebook a good platform to market Bubsy Baby products?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: Yes, I find Facebook a good way to market our business and products, although I use it more as a tool to communicate with our audience and customers.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: We are keen to know, what is next for Bubsy Baby?

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: I am very happy with where Bubsy Baby is at the moment! Our website is proving to be very successful. We have had lots of wonderful reviews about our products and get lots of business through word of mouth. We are also starting to supply wholesale to other businesses which is fabulous. Bubsy Baby is always expand-ing our line of handmade goods available. We also sell our gorgeous everyday bibs, burp cloths, quillows and santa sacks.

Helen Dayman - WAHP Magazine: It is nearly Christmas and I am sure you have some fantastic products to tell us about.

Bek Stevenson - Bubsy Baby: For this festive season, we have made some gorgeous Santa Sacks! They are made from 100% cotton designer fabrics. Our sacks are a large size and are fully lined with corresponding Christmas fabrics! They also have a drawstring. They are a fabulous must have for all little ones this Christmas!

Bubsy BabyWebsite www.bubsybaby.com.auFacebook BubsyBabyEmail [email protected]

Written By Helen Dayman

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You are busy doing what you always do, work-ing hard at your WAHP business. Then in swoops the dreaded flu and all bets are off. Suddenly, your business and household comes to a grind-ing stop. As an adult and parent, we battle on still working despite not feeling the best. When our children get sick, it is a whole other ballgame.

There is nothing your sick child wants more than cuddles from mum, so naturally you give in and laze on the couch with them. But… the phone is ringing and your computer is pinging with a few new emails. You look at your work area with anxiety knowing things are piling up. Yes, you’re a work-at-home-parent. Your child is miserable, sick and suddenly you feel like you are juggling ten elephants!

You have a business to run and there isn’t anyone else who can take over. What do you do? How do you prioritise and juggle? The reality is that you can manage it all with a little bit of extra organi-sation. Here are some ideas you could try that will help you manage your day:

* First things first, you need to decide what are the most urgent tasks that need to be done and write them down. This way, it is on paper and you have goals to aim for. It is easy to forget what you need to do when caring for a sick child.

* The simplest thing to do is when you get a spare five minutes, go through your list and do what you can. If it means responding to an email or two while your baby is collapsed on top of you, then that’s perfect.

* If you have a Facebook page (or anything else similar) where most of your followers or clients are most likely see what you’re up to, just give everyone a heads up that you are out of action for a day or two. Let them know you will respond to any enquiries ASAP.

* Meal planning - Keep it Simple! While you might opt for take-away meals, think about having some spare meals in the freezer for those lazy or ‘just in case’ days. Freezer meals are a lifesaver!

* Don’t try and be a hero! If someone wants to help, let them. I’m sure grandma would love any excuse to come over and give a buck-et load of cuddles.

* If you have an outside area, get outside with your child and laptop. A bit of fresh air can do wonders for them and you!

But… the most important thing on your To-Do List is to take care of your children. Anything else you manage to get done, consider it a bonus.

Written by Jessica Toor

Juggling Sick Kids and your Business

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Frantic in the Kitchen

Christmas Delights With

Thinking of Christmas? You can’t go past recipes by Donna Hay. I was deliberating what recipes to share. I remember last year when I made Christmas Gift Boxes for friends and guests. Best of all, my 4 year old son was able to help too. He was so excited! After all, Christmas is best shared with those you love.

As soon as I saw these biscotti, I knew I just had to make them. Not only do they taste great and are easy to make, but I think they look very “Christmassy” because of the colours of the pistachios and cranberries.

CRANBERRY & PISTACHIO BISCOTTI (makes 80)by Donna Hay December 2011 edition

Ingredients2 cups plain flour, sifted1 1/2 tsp baking powder3/4 cup caster sugar3 eggs, lightly beaten2 tsp vanilla extract1 tbsp finely grated orange rind1 cup sweetened, dried cranberries1 cup shelled unsalted pistachios

Method1. Pre-line 2 baking trays with baking paper and pre-heat oven to 160 degrees. 2. Place flour,baking powder, and sugar in a bowl and mix.3. Add eggs, vanilla, orange rind, cranberries and pistachios and mix until you form a dough. Turn the dough on a lightly floured bench. Knead until smooth.4. Form into 2 logs and flatten slightly. Bake in oven for 30 -35 minutes until firm. Cool completely.5. Once cool, use a serrated knife to cut thin diagonal slices and place them back on the baking trays and bake for a further 8 - 10 minutes until crisp. Store in an air-tight container.

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CHRISTMAS COOKIESInspired by Donna Hay’s Star cookies

Ingredients250g butter3/4 cup (275g) caster sugar2 tsp vanilla extract1 egg yolk2 1/4 cups (335g) plain flour, sifted

Method1. Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees. 2. Place the butter and sugar in the electric mixer and beat until pale and creamy. 3. Add the vanilla and egg yolk and beat well to combine.4. Add the flour and beat until a smooth dough forms. 5. Divide the dough into 4 portions and wrap each portion on plastic wrap. Place in the refrigerator for 15 minutes or until the dough is firm. 6. Roll out each portion of dough between 2 sheets of baking paper until 3 mm thick. 7. Remove the baking paper and use shapes such as stars or Christmas trees. Use leftovers and re-roll until you use it all up. 8. Place cookies on lined baking paper trays for 8 minutes or until golden. Cool on wire racks before decorating. Makes 32 star shapecookies.

Decorate1. To decorate the cookies, I used a straw to insert a hole in the dough when cutting out the shapes where the tied ribbon will go. 2. We use QUEEN Royal Icing to ice the cookies and Christmas edible decorations.3. Once decorations are dry tie a bow with a ribbon to make them look pretty and arrange in a box with the biscotti.

These are a great gift idea. Everyone will love them and most of all I saw pride on my son’s face - PRICELESS!

Merry Christmas everyone! May your lives be blessed with love and hope.

With warm foodie love,

Sofia Christopoulosaka FranticInTheKitchen

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Editors Choice Xmas Goodies

Choc-Mint Christmas Trees

Ingredients150g butter, at room temperature125g (3/4 cup) icing sugar, sifted2 tsp vanilla essence1 egg190g (1 1/4 cups) plain flour, sifted30g (1/4 cup) cocoa powder, sifted400g 70% cocoa dark chocolate, chopped20g copha, choppedSprinkles, to decorate

Filling200g butter, at room temperature100g white chocolate, melted, cooled slightly150g (1 cup) icing sugar, sifted1/2 tsp peppermint essence

Method1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Line 2 baking trays with non-stick baking paper.2. Use an electric beater to beat the butter in a bowl until light and fluffy. Gradually add the icing sugar and beat until light and creamy. Add the vanilla and egg and beat until combined. Add half the flour and half the cocoa powder to the butter mixture and beat until combined. Fold in the remaining flour and cocoa powder3. Spoon the mixture into a large piping bag fitted with a 2cm star-shaped nozzle. Pipe 3cm-wide discs onto the prepared trays. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until just crisp. Set aside to cool completely.4. Meanwhile, to make the filling, use an electric beater to beat the butter in a bowl until light and fluffy. Add the white chocolate and beat until combined. Gradually add the icing sugar and beat until the mixture is pale and fluffy. Add the peppermint essence and beat until combined. Spoon the mixture into a large piping bag fitted with a 2cm star-shaped nozzle. Pipe swirls of peppermint cream onto each biscuit. Place in the fridge for 10-15 minutes or until firm.5. Place dark chocolate and copha in a heatproof bowl over a saucepan half-filled with simmering water (make sure the bowl doesn’t touch the water). Stir until the chocolate and copha melt and the mixture is smooth. Set aside to cool slightly.6. Place the biscuits on a wire rack over a baking tray lined with non-stick baking paper. Spoon the chocolate mixture over each biscuit to cover completely. Decorate with sprinkles. Set aside for 5 minutes or until set.

Published in Australian Good Taste - December 2011 , Page 99 - Recipe by Kerrie Ray - Photography by Andrew YoungLink - http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/28845/choc+mint+christmas+trees

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Cookie Table Settings

Ingredients125g butter, at room temperature1/3 cup (70g) caster sugar1 tsp vanilla extract3/4 cups (115g) plain flour2 tbs rice flourIcing sugar mixture, to dust

Method1. Preheat oven to 160°C. Use an electric mixer to beat butter, sugar and vanilla in a bowl until pale and creamy. Sift combined flours over the butter mixture and use a wooden spoon to stir until just combined. Turn on to a lightly floured surface and gently knead until smooth.2. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper. Use a rolling pin to roll dough out on a lightly floured surface to a 3mm thick disc. Use a 7cm-diameter star-shaped pastry cutter to cut stars. Use a skewer to push a small hole in the top of each star. Place on the lined trays. Bake, swapping trays halfway through cooking, for 20 minutes or until lightly golden. Remove from oven and set aside on trays to cool. Dust with icing sugar and thread ribbon through each hole.

Published in Notebook: - December 2006 , Page 174 - Recipe by Sarah Hobbs - Photography by Scott HawkinsLink - http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/17215/cookie+table+settings

Christmas Biscuits

Ingredients225g butter1 cup caster sugar1½ teaspoons vanilla extract3 cups plain flour1 teaspoon bicarb soda2 teaspoons cream of tartar2 free range eggs (59g)

Method1. Preheat oven to 180C and line baking trays with non-stick baking paper. 2. Using a stand mixer, cream the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. 3. Add the eggs and sift in the flour, bicarb soda and cream of tartar. Mix until a smooth dough has formed. (You may have to scrape the beater down half way through mixing.) 4. Knead the dough lightly on a floured surface, wrap in plastic wrap and put in the fridge for 30 minutes.5. Now for the fun part, summon the children! Roll the dough between two sheets of baking paper until 5mm thick. Cut out biscuits using Christmas shaped cutters and place on prepared baking trays. 6. Bake for 10 minutes or until golden. Transfer to wire racks to cool. Call the wandering children back and let them do their thing with writing icings, smarties and/or lollies!

Link - http://www.kidspot.com.au/Christmas-Christmas-recipes-Christmas-Biscuits+1205+116+article.htm

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Stained Glass Biscuits

Ingredients115g soft unsalted butter55g caster sugar185g (1 1/2 cups) plain flour1-2 tbs milk1 small bag boiled lolliesIcing sugar, to dust

Method1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Line a baking tray with non-stick baking paper. Beat the butter and sugar together in a bowl until pale and creamy. Sift in the flour and stir in the milk.2. Use your hands to form the mixture into a soft dough and roll it out onto a lightly floured surface until 1/2cm thick. Use a cookie cutter to cut into shapes. Cut a 1-2cm circle from the centre of each biscuit.3. Carefully transfer the biscuits to the lined tray. Place a boiled lolly in the centre of each hole and bake biscuits in the oven for 15 minutes. Set aside on the tray to cool. Dust with icing sugar.

Published in delicious. - November 2001 , Page 98 - Recipe by Valli Little - Photography by Ben DearnleyLink - http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/6902/stained

Santa Hat BrowniesYields 12-16 brownies

Ingredients:1 pan of your favourite brownies, cooled and cut into desired size with a round cutter12-16 small strawberries, cleaned and hulledVanilla-mascarpone Buttercream (recipe below)

Mascarpone ButtercreamIngredients:1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature8 ounces mascarpone cheese, room temperature2-1/2 to 3 cups powdered sugar2 teaspoons vanilla extractpinch of salt

Method:Using a stand mixer with a paddle attachment, beat butter and mascarpone cheese until light and creamy, about 2 minutes.

1. Add vanilla extract and salt. Add 2-1/2 cups of sugar, half a cup at a time and continue beating until smooth. Add more sugar, if needed to reach desired consistency and sweetness. 2. To assemble, pipe a ring of vanilla buttercream on top of each brownie. 3. Cut off the base of a strawberry so it is flat and place it upside down on each brownie, pushing slightly to secure in place. 4. Top the tip of the strawberry with a dot of buttercream to finish the Santa Hat.

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Reindeer Cupcakes

Part 1 - Cupcake RecipeIngredients¾ cup plain flour¼ cup cocoa½ cup caster sugar2 teaspoons baking powder½ teaspoon vanilla essence80g butter2 eggs½ cup milk

Method1. Preheat over to 160 deg. Prepare 12 hole muffin tray.2. Sift all dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. Make a small well in the middle and then add remaining ingredients.3. Beat on low speed with an electric mixer until just combined. Scrape down sides of bowl and beat on medium speed for a further 2 minutes.4. Place tablespoons of the mixture into 12 hole muffin pan until holes are half full.5. Bake in oven for 10-12 minutes, then stand for 5 minutes and finally turn out onto a wire rack to cool.

Part 2 - ReindeersIngredients12 Chocolate CupcakesChocolate IcingPretzels - antlersWafer discs - faceM&M’s - eyesJaffa lollies - nose

Method1. Spread chocolate icing over the top of the cupcakes.2. Place wafer in position on top of each cupcake - centred on lower half.3. Place pretzels (in photo) for antlers.4. Position 2 M&M’s (same colour) between the antlers for eyes.5. Finish off with a dot of icing on top of the eyes (M&M) and dollop of icing in centre of wafer then press Jaffa (nose) into place.

Adapted from http://www.withsprinklesontop.net/?p=1156Cupcake recipe from http://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipe/simple-chocolate-cupcakes-L5862.html

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PLEXUS SLIMPLEXUS SLIMPOUR IT, SHAKE IT, DRINK IT, ONE DRINK A DAY TO MELT THAT FAT AWAY

TAKING THE WORLD BY STORM When   a   33   year   old  QLD  mum  Rebecca  of  four   came  across   the  advert  for  Plexus  Slim  whilst  surfing   the  net  late   one   night,   liAle  did  she  know  that  this  was   going   to   change  her   life   forever.   That  moment  was   to   take  Bec   on   an   adventure  that   would   not   only  result   in   a   much  

healthier   family,   but   would   see   her   start   her   own  business.   Six   months   later,   she   has   a   team   of   200  Ambassadors  and  its  sIll  growing  by  the  day  .  

‘Becoming  a  part  of  the  Plexus  team  has  done  some  truly  amazing   things  for  my  life.  Not  only  have  I  began  to  lose  the  weight  that  I  never  ever  thought  I’d  shiP,   I’ve  gained  confidence   in  myself   again!   Feeling   GOOD  about  myself  and  confident  with  how   I  look   is  something   I  haven’t  felt  in  a  VERY   long   Ime,  and  I’m  finally   looking   in   the  mirror  and   seeing   the   results   from  the  product,   and  am   slowly  beginning  to  actually  like  what  I  see!  My  husband  has  had  such  a  wonderful  transformaIon  on  the  product  too,  he’s  more  lively  now,  and  it’s  hard  to  keep  my  hands  off  him!  

But   it’s  not   just   my   health   that’s  had   a  posiIve   impact  from   Plexus!   My   bank   balance   has   benefited   too,   with  earning  over  $10,000  in  under  6  months,  having  a  team  of  over  140  girls  now  that  conInue  to  impress  me  daily  with  how   hard   they   are   willing   to   work   knowing   that   this  product   is   helping   people   get   healthy   again,   both  physically  and  mentally.  

But  the  cherry  on  top  of   the  Plexus  cake  was  being  flown  to   the  USA   in   October   to   aAend   the   All   expenses  paid  Leaders  Retreat   Cruise   to   Cozumel,  Mexico!  This  was  an  absolutely   mind   blowing   experience,   meeIng   not   only  some   of   the   top   ranking   Ambassadors   and   gebng  business  Ips   from   them,  meeIng   and  chabng  with   the  CEO,  and  being   on   stage   to  tell  my   story  and  talk  about  why  my  team  is  so  wonderful,  in  front  of   people  who’ve  been  a  part  of   Plexus  for   longer   than  I,  and   telling   them  

how  successful  I’ve  been  in  the  5  short  months  I’ve  been  a  part  of  Plexus!

2012   has   been   an   amazing   year   for   my   family.   There’s  been  many   ‘firsts’   completed,   dreams  fulfilled   and   lives  changed.  I  finally  feel  at  home  and  I  know  Plexus  will  be  home  for  many  years  to  come!’

Bec  x  

*This  is  my  before  and  a1er  pictures  across  a  four  month  period  while  taking  Plexus  Slim

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CHANGING AUSSIE LIVES EVERYDAY

Char    -­‐  QLD

I  am  49  years  old,  I  live  in  Gympie  QLD  with  my  fiancé  and  have  2  children.  Well  this  is  my  year!!  I  turn  50  in  January  2013  so  I  have  decided  that  this  is  the  year  to  lose  all  this  fat!!  In  2006,  I  was  diagnosed  with  Breast  Cancer,  prior  to  that  I  met  my  fiancé.  He  was  right  by  my  side  through  the  whole  ordeal  and  we  plan  to  marry  as  soon  as  we  are  able.  I  came  across  a  wonderful  company  who  sells  the  most  amazing  weight  loss  products  but  also  allows  you  to  make  money  as  well,  so  I  signed  up  as  an  ambassador  in  September  2012.  If  you  are  overweight  like  me,  you  would  understand  how  desperate  I  have  been  feeling  as  I  needed  to  lose  close  to  50kg's.  I  saw  a  lot  of  before  and  aPer  pictures  of  customers  who  have  been  using  Plexus  Slim,  they  all  looked  amazing  so  I  thought,  if  they  can,  why  not  me?  To  my  amazement,  I  have  been  losing  weight,  dropped  dress  sizes,  and  the  best  thing  is  I  have  so  much  energy  that  I  want  to  go  for  walks.    I  love  how  Plexus  Slim  has  helped  me  on  my  weight-­‐loss  mission.    The  cravings  are  gone  and  now  I’m  full  of  energy,  I  really  do  have  a  new  lease  on  life.  I  love  helping  family,  friends  and  new  customers  experience  the  weight  loss  and  wellness  that  they  get  from  Plexus.  This  is  an  exciIng  experience  for  me  that  I’m  happy  to  share.    Char    *This  is  my  before  pic,  when  I  was  128kg's  in  Feb  this  year  and  now,  I  have  lost  over  20kg's  but  sFll  have  a  long  way  to  go.  Most  of  it  has  been  with  the  help  of  a  once  a  day  pink  drink.

Denise  -­‐  QLD

I  am  51  years  old;  I  live  in  Toorbul,  QLD  and  have  2  grown  children  and  1  grandchild.  I  have  been  on  the  Plexus  Slim  for  about  10  weeks  at  the  Ime  of  wriIng  this  and  have  not  changed  my  diet,  nor  exercised  as  I  injured  my  foot  in  August  which  means  I  can’t  walk  for  any  length  of  Ime.  I  absolutely  in  love  with  this  product,  it  has  stopped  my  craving  for  chocolate  and  biscuits  completely  which  used  to  be  my  nightly  ritual.  I  make  beAer  food  choices  with  no  effort  at  all,  even  when  I  had  Lap  Band  surgery  3  years  ago,  it  sIll  didn’t  stop  me  from  eaIng  chocolate  or  biscuits.  These  were  the  things  I  struggled  with  the  most.

Sibng  at  home  one  night  while  on  Facebook,  I  found  the  adverIsement  for  Plexus  Slim,  rang  and  spoke  to  a  fabulous  lady  that  explained  everything  to  me.    As  I  had  tried  every  other  weight  loss  product  known  to  mankind,  I  was  very  skepIcal,  but  also  desperate.  I  had  put  back  on  13  of  the  20kg’s  I  had  lost  previously  with  the  Lap  Band.  I  knew  this  was  my  last  resort  and  I  thought  why  not  give  it  a  go,  I  had  tried  everything  else!!!  At  worst  it  would  sit  in  the  cupboard  with  the  other  weight  loss  treatments  I  had  tried.  

The  cheapest  way  for  me  to  try  the  product  was  to  join  the  Company  as  an  Ambassador  and  get  it  for  wholesale  price.  Who  knows,  if  it  worked  for  me,  I  might  be  able  to  help  some  of  my  clients  (I  am  a  Nail  Technician)  who  were  struggling  with  weight  as  well.  It  has  changed  my  life,  I  am  sleeping  beAer  without  the  aid  of  sleeping  tablets,  I  feel  so  much  healthier  and  to  date,  I  have  lost  just  on  10kg  and  who  knows  how  many  cm’s.    All  I  know  is  I  am  down  to  a  size  16  from  a  size  20  and  I  am  looking  forward  to  gebng  to  my  goal  before  Christmas.32

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Plexus 96Plexus  96,  our  protein  meal  on-­‐the-­‐go,   is  designed  to  support   you  on  your  Plexus  Weight  Loss  program.  Find  yourself  in  a  hurry  with  no  Ime  to  stop  for  breakfast?  Tempted  to  pick  up  a  quick  fast-­‐food  lunch?  Plexus  96   is  there  to  rescue  you.  Avoid  high  calorie  meals  and  starving  yourself.

Plexus SlimPlexus  Slim  is  the  all-­‐natural  way  to  lose  weight  and  inches  by  burning  fat,  not  muscle.   Slim   also   helps  keep   blood   sugar,   cholesterol  and   lipids  at   healthy  levels.  In  addiIon,  Slim  helps  reduce  binge  eaIng  and  increases  your  willpower  over  food.  Simply  pour  into  a  boAle  of  water  30  minutes  before  a  meal,  drink,  and  experience  the  results  you've  been  dreaming  of.  

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Direc/ons:  Half  an  hour  before  a  meal  —  it  does  not  maAer  which  meal,  it  can  be  breakfast,   lunch  or  dinner  —  pour   the  Plexus  Slim  powder   into  a  12  ounce  glass/boAle  of  water,  sIr/shake  and  drink.  That's  all  there  is  to  it!

ProBio5Do   you  suffer   from   sugar   cravings,   inexplicable  faIgue  or   bloaIng,   anxiety   or   a  "brain   fog"?  Fortunately,   ProBio5   provides  a   soluIon   to   many   of   today's   "mystery"   symptoms.   ProBio5  features  five  extra   strength   probioIcs,   added   enzymes,   intesInal  flora,   B6   and  Grape   Seed  extract  —  all  in  one  effecIve  delivery   system  —   that   supports  the  breaking   down  of   hosIle  organisms  that  negaIvely  impact  your  health.

Bio CleanseAs  a  result  of  the  modern  lifestyle,  most  of  our  bodies  are  burdened  with  toxic  waste  and  sluggish   metabolisms.   A   specially   formulated   Magnesium   Oxide   compound   with   Oxygen  Enhancement  and  Vitamin  C  with  Bioflavonoids,  Plexus  Bio  Cleanse  can  help  do  the  following:  Detoxifies  and  cleanses  the  gastro-­‐intesInal  tract  and  arteries,  Energizes  both  physically  and  mentally,  Neutralizes  acidic  condiIons  that  may  promote  pathogens,   Enhances  weight  loss,  Supports  collagen  producIon,  Relieves  consIpaIon

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Australian  Capital  Territory

Sonja  Falconer    -­‐  ACTID  112380PH:  0401  25  156    E:  [email protected]:  hAp://facebook.com/trimandslimnaturallyW:  hAp://shrinkwiththepinkdrink.myplexusproducts.com

Amanda  Billingham  -­‐    New  Lambton  (Newcastle)ID  114084E:  [email protected]:  hAps://www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimNewcastleRegionW:  Divinitynl.myplexusopportunity.com

Belinda  Di  Pasqua  -­‐  Gladesville  &  BelmoreID  113940PH:  02  8003  7615  or    0414  761  676    E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimNSWAustraliaW:  hAp://fmbeauty.myplexusproducts.com  

Char  Carter  -­‐  Newcastle  Port  Stephens  area  NSWID  114394PH:  0416  144  598E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/naturallyhealthierW:  hAp://naturalpinkdrinknmore.myplexusproducts.com

Faith  May    -­‐  Moree  and  surrounds    NSWID  111161E:  [email protected]:  hAps://www.facebook.com/GetPlexusSlimWithFaithMayW:  hAp://faithmay.myplexusproducts.com

Tammy  -­‐  Wagga  Wagga  NSWID  113693PH:  0416  708  369W:  tammyhorsley87.myplexusproducts.comFB:  www.facebook.com/pages/Tammys-­‐Plexus-­‐Slim-­‐Australia/484622868239376

Chris  Lockwood  -­‐  Mount  Gambier    SAID  116012PH:  043  129-­‐9220E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/plexusslimsa

New  South  Wales

Bailey  Sydney  and  NZ  ID  113589PH:  0478  141  548E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/shiPmyshapeW:  hAp://plexusslim.com/shapeshiPer

Cathy  Adams    -­‐  Central  Coast  NSWID  115193PH:  0439  441  624FB:  www.facebook.com/PlexusCentralCoastW:  hAp://cathyadams.myplexusopportunity.com

Debbie  Yeomans    -­‐  Raymond  Terrace  NSWID  114474PH:  0467  658  700        E:  [email protected]:  hAp://pamperedwithpink.myplexusproducts.comFB:  www.facebook.com/pamperedwithpink

Michele  Keenan  -­‐  Cronulla  NSWID  114942    PH:  0416  270  103        E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/yourslimmingsecretW:  www.plexusslim.com/yourslimmingsecret

Mel  Young  -­‐  Cessnock/Maitland  NSWID  114500E:  [email protected]:  hAp://melyoung.myplexusproducts.com/FB:  hAps://www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimWithMel

Southern  Australia

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AMBASSADORS Victoria

Jus/n  &  Carissa  Wellbelove    -­‐  Mornington  Peninsula,  VICID:  113005PH:  JusIn:  0458  740  535E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/123NaturallyFabulousW:  hAp://123naturallyfabulous.myplexusproducts.com/Ambassador

Bernie  Lakey  -­‐  Dimbulah  QLDID  112464PH:  07  4093  5055E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/NaturalPinkDrinkW:  hAp://princesspink.myplexusopportunity.com/

Denise  Stevens    -­‐  Toorbul/Caboolture  QLDID:  112525PH:  0410  509  162E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/PlexusAtTheNailDen  W:  hAp://aAhenailden.myplexusproducts.com/

Laurel  Ross  -­‐  Tweed  Heads  NSWID  115835FB:  www.facebook.com/GoldCoastPlexusSlim  W:  hAp://kilani.myplexusproducts.com/

Kylie  Greenhill      -­‐    Redcliffe  QLDID  115633FB:  www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimByKylieW:  hAp://aussiekiki.myplexusproducts.com/

Jodie  Deliu    -­‐  Perth  WAID  112887PH:  0411  654  362E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/Ticklemepinkwiththepinkdrink  W:  hAp://Ickle_me_pink.myplexusopportunity.com/order

Lisa  van  Oyen  -­‐  Kalgoorlie-­‐Boulder  WAID  112578PH:  0439  091  391    E:  [email protected]:www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimWesternAustraliaNaturalWeightLoss  W:  hAp://westaustralia.myplexusopportunity.com

Theresa    -­‐Shep  Echuca  Wang  Cobram      VICID  110874FB:      www.facebook.com/drinktopink.plexusslimW:    hAp://letsdrinktopink.myplexusproducts.com/

Char  South  -­‐      Gympie  QldID  113417PH:  07  5483  1083E:  [email protected]      FB:  www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimGympieQld  W:  hAp://gympie.myplexusproducts.com

Emma  Dessent  -­‐  Brisbane  QldID  114163Ph:  0414  981  755    E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/PlexusSlimPinkDrinkBrisbaneAustralia  W:  www.naturalweightloss.myplexusproducts.com/

Gillian  -­‐    Townsville  QLDID  115600PH:  0413  570  787E:  [email protected]            FB:  www.facebook.com/GillPink308W:  gill308.myplexusproducts.com

Lisa  Gala/    -­‐  Coolbellup  Perth      WAID  112675    FB:  www.facebook.com/ABeAerMewiththePinkDrink  W:  hAp://beAerme.myplexusproducts.com

Jade  Scantlebury      -­‐  Harvey  WAID  112526E:  [email protected]:  www.facebook.com/naturallybeauIfulyou  W:  hAp://fabulouspinkdrink.myplexusopportunity.com

Queensland

Western  Australia

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Revitalize, Repair and Refresh your skin with Liv Pure Body Wraps

Moisturize, promote skin elasticity, suppleness and fade stretch marks. Your skin will not only feel healthier but it will LOOK healthier with Liv Pure Body Wraps.

$25.00 each or 4 for $80.00 plus $10 shipping within Australia

To order your Liv Pure Body Wraps by Slender-ize please visit http://LivPure.net/Buy_Body_Wraps.html or email [email protected] to make a wholesale enquiry.

Submissions are now open for our next issue out 1st February 2013. Receipt for submissions closes 15th January - theme is Romance/Valentines Day.

Do you have an article you have written? Please send to [email protected]

Want to advertise in our next issue? Visit our website www.wahppublished.com for advertising rates - Email [email protected]

Interested in promoting your product in the Catalogue? Email [email protected]

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Catalogue

BOYSTEROUS 17.00Shoes - handmade pre-walkers available in many fabrics $17.00 + postage. [email protected]

CHIC MAXI DRESS $60.00Rhinestones Sweetheart Neckline Pink Black Mini Dress. Sizes 8, 10 & 12. Unique ruffles make it more gorgeous. Non-removable crystal beads decorate the strap. Padded enough for “no bra” [email protected]

HANDMADE BY ASHLIEGH 30.00Ziggy is a handmade plush made from felt fabrics and is approximately 27cm in height. This product, both hand stitched and machine stitched, would make a great addition to any soft toy [email protected]

JAICO KIDS $24.95Boys Zipper Detail Hooded Sweater.Also available in Navy.Sizes 2 - 7 years.www.facebook.com/JaicoKids

$2.50 listingCatalogue released every month on the 28th!

WAHP Published

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SAVVY BLOOM $22.00White crocheted lace crown, measures 5 cm high. It has glitter paint for that bit of extra sparkle, and 3 flowers, each with a central ‘pearl.’www.savvybloom.com.au

WILLOWBLU NATALIE CLARKE $160.00Measures approx: 43cm Length– 33cm Height – 13.5cm Width. 55cm double leather handle [email protected]

NAIL DOLLS $29.95Temporary hair colour for your hair. Available in sets and sinlges plus our new sparkle [email protected]/naildolls

PINK PUG DESIGNS $35.00 Ralph the Pug Softie - Made out of silky minkie fabric and re-designed for babies and small children. $5.00 from the sale of each one going to help Pug Rescue and Adoption [email protected]

A SCARELETT STORE $12.00 Cats are about 20cm by 14cm and the dogs are about the same. They are filled with polester fill. They are $12.00 with delivery [email protected]/ascarlettstore

JEWELLERY OF THE VALLEY $30.00Handmade Rose Quartz Tibetan style [email protected]/JewelleryoftheValley

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SIREN & SAILOR $110.00Siren and Sailor is a fresh new fashion label situated in Byron Bay. At the S&S helm are Chris-tine Berry and Emily Turner.www.siren-sailor.com

WILLOW MAE $42.00 “Tickle me pink” collection. Releasing soon. [email protected]

CHIC MAXI DRESS $50.00EXOTIQUE Cobolt Blue & Black. Sizes 8-22. A beautiful full length one-shoulder maxi dress with 3/4 [email protected]

MISSA MADE IT $50.00‘Huggable Babushka Doll’ made from an original Missa Made It pattern. [email protected]/MissaMa-deIt

PRETTY PETALS $55.00Dress - Handmade vintage in-spired clothing and accesso-ries for girls of all [email protected]/pretty-petalsAUS

CHELLE BELLE CREATIONS $20.00 Handmade giraffe softie made from cotton fabrics and felt. [email protected] / www.madeit.com.au/chellebelle

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PRETTY PETALS $21.50 Singlet Set - Handmade vintage inspired clothing and accessories for girls of all [email protected]/prettypetalsAUS

PINK PUG DESIGNS $30.00Made using quality designer quilt grade fabric, they feature cute lace, a hand embroided face and hand-made embellished flowers. [email protected]

SEWLOVABLE DESIGNS $60.00Our lil Angels come complete with Tutu, ballet shoes and Wings, they can be made to order in a range of colours and fabricsc. [email protected]/sewlovabledesigns

THE LITTLE DETAILS BY JANE $6.00 Baby Booties goatsmilk soaps suitable for Baby shower gifts. Available in all colours and Baby pow-der fragrance oil.info@thelittledetailsbyjane.com.auwww.thelittledetailsbyjane.com.au

PINK PUG DESIGNS $40.00Lamp Mobile Ring: Made from the softest lambs wool minkie fabric and handstitched. It sits in a fab-ric covered ring embellished with handmade flowers and tiny roses and [email protected]

BOYSTEROUS $20.00Pyjamas - handmade pyjamas many fabrics available $20.00 + [email protected]

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UDESIGN PHONE COVERS $30.00 Personalize your own mobile cover with your busi-ness or favourite photos. All models available for soft and hard [email protected]/UDesignPhoneCovers

WILLOWBLU NATALIE CLARKE $160.00Also available in Tangerine, Copper, Bright White and Black. Measures approx: 39cm Length– 28cm Height – 15cm Width. [email protected]

PRETTY PETALS $21.50 Sandals - Handmade vintage inspired clothing and accessories for girls of all [email protected]/prettypetalsAUS

THE LITTLE DETAILS BY JANE $10.00Makeup bags and Personal Sanitary bags with zip-pers. Come in many designs and colours, they are 19cm x 16cm. info@thelittledetailsbyjane.com.auwww.thelittledetailsbyjane.com.au

NAIL DOLLS $5.00Nail wraps, no more nail polish. Starting at only $5.00 per set of 24 nail [email protected]/naildolls

JAICO KIDS $14.95Available for pre-order. Ruffle dress, 2 Colour op-tions (pink & blue)> sizes 2 - 5 years.www.facebook.com/JaicoKids

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BUBBAMIA $30.00-40.00Strawberry Delight’ Patch-work Pillowcase Dress. Avail-able in sizes 6-12 mth, 12-18 mth, 18-24 mth, 2, 3, 4 & [email protected]. facebook .com/bub-bamia.09

SIREN & SAILOR $110.00Siren and Sailor is a fresh new fashion label situated in Byron Bay. At the S&S helm are Chris-tine Berry and Emily Turner.www.siren-sailor.com

WILLOW MAE $69.00Latest dress which is a OOAK (one of a kind) Spring Garden [email protected]

CHELLE BELLE CREATIONS $20.00 Handmade elephant softie made from cotton fabrics and felt. [email protected] / www.madeit.com.au/chellebelle

Add your listing in the monthly WAHP Published catalogue for only $2.50! The cataogue is published every month.

Submissions close on the 15th. To place a listing please email [email protected]

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