Now if only they carried this in the U.S. I find that the Europeans come out with the funkiest most versatile baby gear! Hope you find this helpful in your stroller searches. Check it out at buggypod.
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So for the next few weeks lets make these special ones for our children.
1. bring your children to the beach or a public pool at-least 1 time a week until the end of summer
2. turn the sprinkler on once a day and let them enjoy the sun in a cooler way
3. catch fire flies
4. eat ice cream
5. go to sleep late
These are the steps we need to sometimes take when we have a "spirited" child. They don't like discipline very much and their way is the only way. So if you've been blessed with a "spirited" child, don't feel ashamed, do what you need to do to keep them safe.
Check out this cute safety harness from safety4babies
Make a mask and use one stick as the handle!
Instructions:
1. Snap a photo
2. Paste the wooden popsicle sticks around the front of the picture
3. Paste more popsicle sticks on the back of the picture
4. Paste objects of your choice to decorate frame
Let the glue dry for at least 24 hours before displaying or giving as a gift
We've all heard about giving baby massages. But what
they don't tell us is that not all babies love these
massages. It's easy to do this with a newborn infant.
You can easily keep them still because hey they just
don't squirm very much. But once they learn how to
flip, wiggle and squeal its all down hill from there.
My advice to you is to be sure to start early and be
consistent, if there are used to this routine than
you should have no issues but if you're the type that
doesn't get to always indulge your infant in this
routine than they just won't be interested later on.
Take it from me, I learned the hard way.
-Before you begin make sure you are in a quiet
relaxed location in your home. Dim the lights and put
on some classical music.
-Massage in a warm place on a nice comfy soft blanket
-Remove babies clothing and cover with a soft towel
or light blanket the area you will not be focusing on
yet
-No need to spend tons of money on oils and lotions,
just as long as the smell is relaxing and doesn't
contain tons of perfume
-Begin with feet and work your way up
Having a newborn around can be a really scary time, especially when things don’t go as perfect as you imagined. When we had our daughter Paige, we decided we were going to breastfeed and formula feed to make it a little easier. Well no one told me of the consequences that could occur when you do this. The breastmilk and formula combination can do more harm then you imagine in the first few weeks. I realized something was wrong the second night we were home and I decided to give Paige a bottle of formula. After she downed a complete 4 oz. I began to burp her, after the long burping session she began to projectile all of her formula and I had no idea what to do. Thank goodness I had some knowledge on acid reflux in newborns, and when I called her pediatrician this is exactly what they said it sounded like. What I noticed though was that she never spit up when I breastfed, but unfortunately I was not producing much and couldn’t solely breastfeed. I was given a number of things to do with Paige after she would eat.
• Burp after every ½ oz
• Feed small quantities and give more feedings to make up for it
• Sit her upright after her bottles for at least 45 minutes
I did it all and she still spit it all up. I was given a prescription medicine to give to her, which of course I tasted first and couldn’t bare to give this to my baby. So I decided to keep searching for a cure with out the meds.
The Dr. tried to console me when I told him how much she was spitting up and he tried to explain to me that it probably looked like more than it really was, but I knew she was spitting up more than half her bottle every time she ate.
When she was about 3 months old and I had exhausted all types of formula brands I decided to try a lactose free formula. Low and behold she never spit up again! When I explained this to the Dr. I was told she wasn’t lactose intolerant and it happened to be a coincidence. Well I kept my mouth shut and continued feeding her lactose free formula until we were to introduce whole milk. I started with the lactose free and little by little brought regular whole milk back into her diet.
So really what I’m getting at with this story is that Doctor’s don’t always have the right answer and sometimes you have to go with your mommy instinct and do what you think is right.
| A moms advice on acid reflux and lactose intolerance |
Really funky cool clothes at this site

Boon Frog Pod
Drainable Bath Scoop and Toy/Organizer
(check your local target stores)
Play Food Fruits and Vegetables basket
(check your local target stores)
This item is great the pieces are velcro and can be "cut" with a play knife"
All pieces are wood
Munchkin Magic Mozart Cube
8 Mozart compositions included