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Hyland’s Teething Tablets – Tackling Teething Nightmares

As a new parent, I was rather concerned about teething. You hear so many horror stories and chapters of parenting books are devoted to making baby feel better when faced with the most excruciating pain of his young life. Being concerned is understandable. When the first signs of teething appeared, I knew I was right [...]

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Pregnancy Body Pillows – A Plush Heaven

Just about every pregnant woman has seen them – the giant U-shaped pillows designed to keep pregnant women comfortable and perfectly positioned while sleeping. Pregnancy pillows are large, but then the state of the giant belly toward the end of pregnancy requires a large support system. As pregnancy progresses, the large belly and the aching [...]

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Robeeze Footwear – The Perfect Baby Shoe

As the mother of my first baby, I read extensively about the right way to do things in regard to his development. One of the most common suggestions was to have him learn to walk barefoot or in socks because shoes are too confining for baby’s little feet and might interfere with learning to walk [...]

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The Double Umbrella Stroller: The Best Way to Carry Two

I had two babies roughly two years apart and that meant I would need stroller capacity for both of the little boys in my life. To accommodate this, I began a search for the best possibility that wouldn’t break the bank, would fit into the back of the car and was easy to use with [...]

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Bucket Seats for Baby: Infant Carrier Reviews

I am not qualified to judge the best car seat for your baby, and I encourage all parents to consult with an authority on testing and safety in making this selection for your own family. However, as a mom with more than a bit of experience with infant carriers, or the bucket seat, as we [...]

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The Perfect Measure for Toddlers: Ear Thermometers

My rule with toddlers at home is to simplify everything that can be simplified. One of my favorite medicinal tools does exactly that. When I came home from the hospital, I was sent with a tiny digital thermometer to use rectally or under an arm. Lovely as it was being digital, it still took more [...]

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