Mandee knows all about bumps and bruises. Raising five sons will make you can expert on such things.

Mandee also has her own website called “Raising My 5 Sons,” on which she writes about her home life, which she describes as “a little crazy, hectic, silly, loud but always a lot of love and happiness!” Recently, she reviewed Cool Gel ‘n Cap, a unique first aid cap for kids that was invented and brought to market by Western New York resident Timothy Panicali. Here’s what the mom of five had to say:

Pathways Christian Fellowship is presenting a community Lenten speaker series that is free and open to the public. The sessions will be Sundays from 5 to 6 p.m. at the South Wales Community Hall.

The series starts on Sun., March 13 with “Alzheimers: Dementia & Communicating with Loved Ones.” The presenter will be Kelsey Harvey of the Alzheimer’s Association of Western New York.

Rave reviews continue to come in for Cool Gel ‘n Cap, a unique first aid cap for kids that was invented and brought to market by Western New York resident Timothy Panicali. In fact, here’s what “My Springfield Mommy” had to say following a test of the product:

“I love the Cool Gel ‘n Cap. It is absolutely adorable and functional as well. I love that it holds the gel pack anywhere around my child's head — forehead, back, sides, down over the ears (perfect place for the warm compresses that can relieve ear pain). It's great that my child loves to wear it, so I don't have to fight that during an already rough time.