February 8, 2010

Vulli Sophie the Giraffe Teether, Brown/ White


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I've written about Sophie the Teether before but I feel like I want to put her back in the spotlight because so many parents love her. It's always interesting to see what will catch on. She is made of soft 100% natural rubber and food paint and is free of phthalates and BPA chemicals. There are so many ways for your little one to grab on to Sophie and soothe his sore gums. The contrasting colors will keep your baby interested too. I guess it's easy to see why so many parents rely on her to comfort their little one.

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February 5, 2010

Hamper 3 Drawer Storage Unit- Natural


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It's amazing how much stuff one little baby can require. That's why you can't underestimate the importance of efficient practical storage. It's impossible not to accumulate a huge collection of baskets, totes, and bins. That's why a 3 Drawer Storage Unit like this one is so handy. The drawers slide in and out easily. It's roomy enough to hold diapers, wipes, clothes, toys, or anything else you can think of. The design is neutral so as your baby grows you can adapt it to hold other items, like crayons and coloring books or dolls and action figures.

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February 4, 2010

Cozy Cub Fleece Gaiter


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Groundhog Day has come and gone. By now you've probably heard the news, he saw his shadow and there's going to be six more weeks of winter. I guess it depends on your perspective if that's good news or not. If you live in a part of the country that stays cold for a while anyway, it never hurts to have a little extra help against the cold. This Cozy Cub Gaiter is a great way to help protect your little one's sensitive neck. It's light weight and static resistant and there are no loose ends that can get caught on objects. It is loose enough to last several years so you don't have to worry about buying another one next season. Let the groundhog predict a long winter. You're ready for it.

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February 3, 2010

Personalized Puzzle Stool


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You can't stop them from growing up. It doesn't matter how hard you try. So make it a little easier on your little one to reach up with a safe step stool. Your child will love the colorful personalization. It's also a puzzle that will teach your child motor skills, spelling and colors. It's versatile too. When you don't need it as a step stool, you can use it as a little bench.

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February 2, 2010

NATIONAL CHILDREN'S DENTAL HEALTH MONTH


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When you think of February, do you automatically think of Valentine's Day or Groundhog Day? If you are a parent, you might want to think about your child's teeth. February is National Children's Dental Health Month. It's never too early to get your child into the habit of good dental hygiene. There are so many products to help you get started, like the Summer Infant 3 Piece Oral Care Set. This toddler brush set includes a finger brush so you can clean the hard to reach areas that children so often miss. Don't forget the toothpaste! There are plenty of toothpastes that are safe for little tummies. Baby Orajel Fluoride Free Toothpaste is a brand that parents have trusted for years. For more information on your child's dental health, check out the American Dental Association website.

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February 1, 2010

Which baby monitor is right for you?


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When shopping for safety equipment for your baby most parents would like to spare no expense. The problem is, most parents are on a budget. It's important to look at all the features of a product and decide what matters most to you. You might be surprised. You can give your baby the best they need and stay on budget. If you are a tech savvy parent and feel the need to have a high tech monitoring system for your baby, then maybe the Flat Screen Color Video Monitor with 7 inch LCD screen is what you are looking for. It has 900 MHz technology, 2 channels to minimize interference and 400 feet extended range. Not bad. It even has a wall and under cabinet mounting option for the parents unit and wall anchor for the camera. The video portion of the monitor is a full seven inches. It will be your baby has it's own special TV channel.

If a video monitor is important to you, but you don't want it taking over your room, you can still feel secure with the Digital Portable Color LCD Wireless Surveillance System. The screen is smaller, 2.5 inches, but still gives you important safety features such as good quality audio, audio level indicator and out of range safety warning.

Audio monitors are still a great way to keep tabs on your little one without breaking the bank. The Fisher-Price Long Distance Baby Monitor is portable and has a listening range of up to 800 feet. It also has a belt clip so you can keep your hands free to do other things while your baby naps.

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January 29, 2010

Fairy Dresses


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What little girl hasn't dreamed of being a fairy princess? It's the stuff movies are made of. Now you can outfit your little dreamer with the perfect custom fairy dress, at an affordable price. Each dress is hand made or hand painted. The straps and bodice are elastic for an easy fit. The wings are made of bamboo and covered in velvet to ensure comfort. Your little girl will have so much fun running around in her special dress, she will naturally wonder if Prince Charming is on his way.

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January 28, 2010

Fisher-Price Rainforest Peek-A-Boo Waterfall Soother


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If your baby needs a little help settling down and you want to try something different than a traditional mobile, try this Rainforest Infant Soother by Fisher Price. Your baby will love the colorful lights as they slowly turn on and off while two rainforest friends move about in the leaves. You will love the choices of classical music, lullabies, and rainforest sounds that play long enough to put your baby to sleep without resetting the music.

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January 27, 2010

Grateful Dead Onesie


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You dress in a way that reflects your style and way of life. Now, you can dress your baby that way too. If you are too cool for little trucks and butterflies, then your baby probably is too. So don't feel obligated to go with the traditional playful infant clothes. Walk on the wild side and take your little one with you...by the hand of course.

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January 26, 2010

The Teethifier - The Advanced Back Teeth Teether


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Did you ever notice that most teethers have a very limited design? There's room for a little fist to cling on and a small space for a few front teeth. That's great for the front teeth, but what about those later months when the really big back teeth come in, bringing really big pain with them? You need to give your baby a way to soothe himself for his sake and your sanity. The Advanced Back Teeth Teether will help your little one reach those back areas that might be hard to reach with traditional teethers. It's also a great alternative to topical medications that might be bitter and distasteful for your baby.

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January 25, 2010

Kids Hypoallergenic Pillow


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Allergies are on the rise among our kids these days. Any precaution you take can make a big difference in how your child feels. Hypo allergenic pillows are a great way to avoid the night time sniffles and morning headaches. This pillow is kid sized and mite proof. It's also antimicrobial, ideal for allergies. You'll sleep better knowing your child is.

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January 22, 2010

Waterproof Mattress Protector


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Potty training can be one of the most stressful phases of parenting. Staying dry through the night is a milestone that most parents dream about. But until you get there, expect to do a lot of laundry. Protect your child's bed from wetting and save yourself from extra work with this extra wide mattress pad. Place it over the fitted sheet and if it gets wet, just take it off the bed. It is quilted for comfort and extra absorbant if an accident takes place.

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January 21, 2010

Face & Body Moisturizer


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During the winter months it is important to protect your baby's sensitive skin. Cold weather can turn a baby's cheeks red in minutes. If you enjoy the outdoors during this time of year or if you just want to give your little one an extra layer of protection, consider using organic aloe on your baby's skin. Nature's Baby uses organic olive oil which absorbs quickly and retains moisture. It's fragrance free so that means no added chemicals on your baby's skin.

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January 20, 2010

Portable UV Pacifier Sterilizer


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Here's something a germ conscious parent might not want to know. A dropped pacifier carries more germs than almost anything else your baby touches. So much for the 5 second rule. The good news is, there's a solution. You can sterilize a dropped pacifier in six minutes with this handy, portable pacifier sterilizer. It is battery powered and fits easily in your diaper bag. It uses UV and ozone technology to keep your pacifiers 99% germ free. That's good news these days.

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January 19, 2010

The First Year's Infant To Toddler Tub with Sling


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Bath time can be a tough time for a new parent. Babies are so dependent when they are born and the bathroom can be a dangerous place if you are not careful. Don't worry, this tub has a few features that can give a nervous parent a little help. The drain plug alerts parents if water is too hot and there is a sling and foam padding to provide extra support. These features are great, but it is important to always remain at your baby's side when he is in the tub. Once you get the routine down, it can actually be a fun bonding experience for you and your little one.

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