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Utterly Yours

The Utterly Yours Pregnancy Pillow alleviates two major issues pregnant women face - lower back pain and lack of sleep. It delivers optimal sleep positioning by keeping mom securely on her side while simultaneously supporting the lower back and tummy. It is incredibly compact – small enough for travel – with beautiful fabrics. www.utterlyyours.com

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Babymel

Includes two insulated zip pockets to keep liquids warm or cool Five internal elasticized pockets/compartments including a zip security pocket for valuables. Adjustable cotton webbing shoulder strap with the new innovative patent pending stroller strap attachment built into the strap, alleviating the need for separate stroller clips. Other features include a padded changing mat and wipeclean lining. www.babymel.com

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The Potty Training Readiness Quiz

Potty training is easier and happens faster if your child is truly ready in all three areas: physical, cognitive and social. But the big question is: how do you know when your child is ready? If you have never traveled this road before, you likely don't even know what signs to look for. Take this quiz to find out where your child is on the readiness spectrum. I can tell by watching that my child is wetting or filling his...

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My Baby Zoo

Whatever scares your little one at night, the New Gus Nightlight from My Baby Zoo will help them feel safe and secure. This adorable turtle is battery operated, low bulb wattage and safe enough to take to bed with them. It also features display settings for extended light time. www.mybabyzoo.com

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My Own Baby Signing Story

Like many parents who sign with their baby, my initial motivation for teaching my son American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary was to give him a way to express his wants and needs before he was able to speak. Joshua started signing at nine months of age, and by the time he was 18 months old, he could use at least 80 words, a combination of spoken words and signs. He was able to communicate his needs and wants. He could request a cookie by signing...

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Separation Anxiety

Is your baby only happy when you are within arm’s reach? When you leave the room, does your child cry as if you’ve left the country? Do you find it nearly impossible to go out for dinner, let alone take a shower! If this is the case with your baby, rest assured that nothing you’ve done has “made” your baby develop separation anxiety. It’s a perfectly normal and important developmental adaptation. Nearly all children experience...

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Kangaroom Storage’s Chalkboard

Lightweight, yet sturdy and transportable, Kangaroom Storage’s Chalkboard Bin is perfect for kid organization! Unique chalkboard fabric fronts, complete with chalk pockets, allow for fun and easy customization. Label, then simply erase with a damp cloth to re- label with different names, images, or items! Available in five colors. www.kangaroomstorage.com

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Pura Stainless

Pura Stainless introduces the brand-new Kiki line. This electro-polished stainless steel bottle is BPA free, hygienic, lightweight, durable and will not leach anything into a child's drink. The beautiful bottles are available in an array of colors including spring green, racing red, pretty pink., aqua blue and tangerine for a modern sleek look. The feeding system grows with a child - turning from a bottle with slow-flow silicone nipple to a...

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Toddler Eating Habits

As your child grows you will find changes in different habits, from sleeping to favourite toys. The most discouraging for parents is the change in eating habits between baby and toddler stages in your child’s life. All of a sudden your child goes from eating anything you put in front of them, to being a pickier eater. There are many explanations for why toddlers seem to have new aversions to types of food. One of them is called food...

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How to select a sitter

When the time comes to go back to work, you will have to start looking for someone to watch your child. Finding the right person might seem like a complicated and stressful task, but in fact, with good preparation, it is easier than you think. Follow these eight steps for a confident choice: Step 1 - Rushing when looking for a sitter is not a good idea. Take your time and think of your household: number of children, age of children,...

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Pashmina Baby Blankets

Pashmina is the traditional name for the very finest grade of cashmere wool, the finest, softest and warmest wool available anywhere. Pashmina cashmere actually becomes softer with each use and with proper care will last a lifetime or more. Pashmina Store cashmere baby blankets are a comfortable 36" x 36", plus wonderful satin borders for the perfect finish. Handmade in Nepal, each baby blanket is made of 100% Pashmina cashmere and comes in...

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My Own Baby Signing Story

Like many parents who sign with their baby, my initial motivation for teaching my son American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary was to give him a way to express his wants and needs before he was able to speak. Joshua started signing at nine months of age, and by the time he was 18 months old, he could use at least 80 words, a combination of spoken words and signs. He was able to communicate his needs and wants. He could request a cookie by signing...

December 30, 2010 Read Blog




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