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  • Questions from Toddler Parents

    About.com Babies & Toddlers
    15 May 2013 | 4:16 pm
    There's a pretty standard list of questions that first-time parents have just before a baby is born -- and an endless supply of experts and books ready to feed you ...Read Full Post
  • Women who smoke during pregnancy increase the risk of both obesity and gestational diabetes in their daughters

    ScienceDaily: Infant Health News
    20 May 2013 | 3:54 pm
    Women who smoke during pregnancy increase the risk of both obesity and gestational diabetes, in their daughters.
  • 30% off Maclaren bags

    Baby Chic 101
    babychic101
    20 May 2013 | 6:10 pm
    Throughout the month of May, receive 30% off Maclaren's entire collection of diaper bags. Besides buying online, you can also take advantage of this offer at one of their showroom stores in NYC and Norwalk, CT. Excludes the BMW bag.
  • The Breast Feeding Chair

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    sophiesjoy
    19 May 2013 | 10:57 am
      I was given the idea for this piece in a mothers creative writing workshop at Little Sunday. The inspiration was; “A place I feel happy in.” My breast feeding chair in our living room. It’s certainly not aesthetically perfect, this room which joins onto our kitchen. A bookcase sits against the wall offering alcoves to store my favorite posessions; books, crystals, sometimes lovely smoothies & juices. My chair sits next to the bookcase and envelops my babe and I while we feed together. He lays his head back on the armrest, breast puckered, sucked into his…
  • Cat Soothes Baby to Sleep [Video]

    The Fussy Baby Site
    Holly
    8 May 2013 | 9:23 am
    Related posts: The Great Jacket Fiasco [Video] I thought I’d share this little diddy from when Sammy... Sleep Equals Sleep Do you keep your baby up during the day hoping... The Miracle Baby Sleep System I recently came across the Miracle Baby Sleep System by...
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    About.com Babies & Toddlers

  • Questions from Toddler Parents

    15 May 2013 | 4:16 pm
    There's a pretty standard list of questions that first-time parents have just before a baby is born -- and an endless supply of experts and books ready to feed you ...Read Full Post
  • What are you reading tonight?

    30 Apr 2013 | 3:31 pm
    Once upon a time my before-bed reading consisted of the latest thriller or revisiting a classic from my bookshelf. These days, I usually am too tired after the kids go ...Read Full Post
  • Baby Teeth Pain

    25 Apr 2013 | 5:25 pm
    We are in the midst of tooth horrors in the Ryan house. I have a 6-year-old who's got tooth number seven and eight ready to fall out (tooth fairy is ...Read Full Post
  • Early Learning and Teaching

    24 Apr 2013 | 5:10 pm
    I know from both research I've read and (mostly) from practical hands-on parenting that every toddler learns at her own rate and follows a unique developmental path (even if it ...Read Full Post
  • Building Fine Motor Skills

    17 Apr 2013 | 3:57 pm
    Little fingers sometimes have a hard time doing things that seem so easy to you and me. Mastering writing with a pencil, using scissors, and building with small blocks are ...Read Full Post
 
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    Baby Chic 101

  • 30% off Maclaren bags

    babychic101
    20 May 2013 | 6:10 pm
    Throughout the month of May, receive 30% off Maclaren's entire collection of diaper bags. Besides buying online, you can also take advantage of this offer at one of their showroom stores in NYC and Norwalk, CT. Excludes the BMW bag.
  • Finally! The Land Of Nod opens a new store

    babychic101
    18 May 2013 | 5:51 pm
    For many years now, only Seattle and Chicago have been able to enjoy an actual bricks and mortar Land Of Nod store. Well that ends next month. As you can see from the above picture, South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA will be getting their very own Land Of Nod store. The shop will open on Level 3 of the Crate & Barrel Wing on Bear Street. The official opening date is May 31.
  • Aden + Anais introduces stroller blankets

    babychic101
    17 May 2013 | 11:05 am
    Aden + Anais has a new line of muslin blankets, this time made for on the go. The Aden + Anais stroller blanket has now hit stores in 6 different colors. The blanket is large enough to fit over any stroller, yet makes a great swaddle or nursing cover as well. Measures 44" x 44".
  • Halo's new BassiNest - Youtube Video

    babychic101
    16 May 2013 | 1:13 pm
    Brixy posted this video of Halo's new awesome product, the BassiNest. It's a great new type of co-sleeper that swivels a full 360 degrees so parents can get in and out of bed more easily (great for c-sections). The height adjustment works well for different bed sizes and a baby up to 30lbs can sleep safely in the BassiNest. Safety is a big issues with this product, as with all Halo products. The sides are all mesh for easily ventilation and the BassiNest actually sits over the bed and has an easy folding side wall for access to the baby. One of the best features though is the little soothing…
  • Win a Peg Perego convertible car seat

    babychic101
    15 May 2013 | 6:10 pm
    Peppy Parents is giving away a Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP 5-70 premium convertible car seat($329.99 value to one lucky winner). You can enter the contest here by May 31, 2013 @ 11:59PM (EASTERN). Please share this link with your friends, as it helps Baby Chic 101 when people follow our link to enter.
 
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  • The Breast Feeding Chair

    sophiesjoy
    19 May 2013 | 10:57 am
      I was given the idea for this piece in a mothers creative writing workshop at Little Sunday. The inspiration was; “A place I feel happy in.” My breast feeding chair in our living room. It’s certainly not aesthetically perfect, this room which joins onto our kitchen. A bookcase sits against the wall offering alcoves to store my favorite posessions; books, crystals, sometimes lovely smoothies & juices. My chair sits next to the bookcase and envelops my babe and I while we feed together. He lays his head back on the armrest, breast puckered, sucked into his…
  • Serious Business: Deciding Whether to Have a Second Child

    Mara Migraineur
    19 May 2013 | 10:51 am
    (First, I would like to pause and acknowledge the fact that this was a choice – whether to be pregnant again or not – and in writing this, I am acutely aware of those who do not have that choice. My love to all of you.) After the arrival of my firstborn, life kept up it’s hectic, messy schedule for us for a while. Our son was ill as an infant, and we spent a lot of time at doctor’s appointments, often getting talked down to because not only were we new at this, but we were on Medicaid – US government paid healthcare, which is it’s own book, but tends to be…
  • Nothing is rude about feeding your child

    momoflandc
    19 May 2013 | 10:27 am
    I am sharing a post I did on Facebook awhile ago. It was part if a online nurse in due to Facebook d
  • Baby Einstein On the run - Traveling Is Lots Of Fun

    sibitec
    19 May 2013 | 10:25 am
    Traveling by various modes of transportation turns into a vivid realm of endless discovery whenever your baby watches this wonderfully created Baby Einstein On the run movie. It is a known proven fact that cars, buses, motorboats, trucks, trains and planes frequently fascinate young children. Children’s contact with these large transportation automobiles might be restricted to a couple of vehicle outings per week, also it usually takes some time to allow them to begin knowing what each vehicle can be used for and just how it will get came from here to there. The good thing about this…
  • Living Backwards: Searching Ahead If You Have Children

    mubizaja
    19 May 2013 | 9:02 am
    Based on the 2000 U.S. Census, the typical American family members have 1.86 children. Possibly you, much like me, haven’t determined how one handles to possess .86 of the child. All I understand is the fact that we’d whole children and lots of them. It wasn’t within the original existence plan to possess a large family. Basically had known on my small big day which i might have twelve children I would have run screaming within the other way. Fortunately we come to be our future, and also the children were born individually. The very first four children were born in under 4…
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    The Fussy Baby Site

  • Cat Soothes Baby to Sleep [Video]

    Holly
    8 May 2013 | 9:23 am
    Related posts: The Great Jacket Fiasco [Video] I thought I’d share this little diddy from when Sammy... Sleep Equals Sleep Do you keep your baby up during the day hoping... The Miracle Baby Sleep System I recently came across the Miracle Baby Sleep System by...
  • Sometimes It’s About the Less-Bad Option

    Holly
    3 May 2013 | 10:07 am
    I keep trying to write this post, and keep deleting it. In fact, I started to write this post over a year ago. This time I’m determined to actually publish it! Here’s why: This post is about….sleep training (gasp!). People are so incredibly polarized on this issue, and I can completely understand why. I get it. I really do. On the one hand, some people are of the mindset that sleep training may hinder a child’s emotional development or attachment with his or her parents, that allowing a child to cry causes undue stress on the child, and that when a baby cries during…
  • 4 All-Natural Teething Remedies

    Holly
    30 Apr 2013 | 12:05 pm
    I’ll admit it. When my kids were teething, I went straight for the Tylenol. Maybe I should have been more hesitant when it came to giving medication*, but I figured both my babies were fussy at the best of times, and I was shooting for instant gratification (well, instant relief). But I know many of you think twice about giving any type of pain medication, and rightly so. Although it’s tempting (especially at night), there are a few drawbacks to whipping out the Baby Advil willy-nilly: Unnecessary dyes and chemicals Potential for inadvertent overdose It can take up to an hour to…
  • A Conversation on Perinatal Imprinting

    Leslie
    25 Apr 2013 | 5:55 pm
    Aside from the medical and developmental scales we use to understand babies, there is a language we can learn that lets us decode exactly what babies are telling us. They have a stealth language that is designed to draw us in so that we listen very closely to what words and thoughts fail to do. Babies speak in the language of the body. They talk to us through movement, sound and facial expressions. Our job, as adults and caregivers is to become attuned to their subtle language. Babies know what they are feeling; often they are telling us a story from their experiences inside the womb and at…
  • Get Your Baby Sleeping Through the Night….By The End of the Week!

    Holly
    20 Apr 2013 | 10:52 am
    Do any of the following sound familiar? Your little one: Seems unable to soothe himself to sleep: This means that up until now, you may have needed to rock, nurse, pat, or swing your baby to sleep. Takes short naps: When you do manage to get her to nap, she wakes up after 20-45 minutes and won’t go back to sleep (although she obviously needs to!). Wakes frequently at night: Wakes up 3-12 times at night, and needs elaborate soothing to fall back asleep. Wakes up super-early in the morning and won’t go back to sleep: Some high need babies wake at 4-5am and are ready to start the day.
 
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    Babyrazzi

  • BRAD PITT Talks About His Family Life In Esquire Magazine

    BRJoanna
    21 May 2013 | 4:48 am
    While I know it’s been about eight years and we should have all gotten over this by now, I just can’t help but say it: Brad Pitt totally has Jennifer Aniston hair here. LOL. Like I said, I couldn’t help but say it! The celebrity father-of-six recently opened up to Esquire Magazine, where inside he talks about his life with Angelina Jolie and their family. Here’s a snippet: On how he’s happiest when he’s around his children: “I always thought that if I wanted to do a family, I wanted to do it big. I wanted there to be chaos in the house… there’s…
  • TOM BRADY The Brady Boys Have A Park Playdate

    BabyRazziSherry
    20 May 2013 | 1:30 pm
    Football star Tom Brady and his sons, Jack and Ben, hit up the park over the weekend for a little Brady boy bonding.  Tom and his boys enjoyed some playtime on the slides and jungle gym together, stopping to take a small snack break in between.  After they were done playing, Tom pushed his tired kids in a stroller as they headed back home.  Jack was in charge of their dog’s leash as they made their way out of the park together. Jack, Tom’s son with actress Bridget Moynahan, will be turning six already this summer!  Ben, Tom’s son with model Gisele Bundchen, just turned…
  • REESE WITHERSPOON Cheers For Deacon Alongside Ryan Phillippe

    BabyRazziSherry
    20 May 2013 | 12:30 pm
    Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe spent their weekend cheering for their son Deacon.  Reese, Jim Toth, Ryan and his girlfriend were all spotted chatting together and supporting Deacon at his soccer game near L.A.   It’s nice to see the whole family being supportive and getting along so well! Reese looked casual and relaxed in her straw fedora, pink t-shirt and brown jacket.  No sign of Deacon’s big sister Ava at the weekend game, but perhaps she hid from the prying cameras.  Ava has grown so much, we probably looked right by her in the thumbnail pics!   Photos by…
  • SNOOKI Shares Lorenzo’s Latest Milestone And Gushes About Motherhood

    BabyRazziSherry
    20 May 2013 | 11:30 am
    Former Jersey Shore star Snooki (aka Nicole Polizzi) is celebrating that her son Lorenzo is already eight months old, but is also sad that the time is flying by!  Snooki shared that her little guy is achieving new milestones every day! The celebrity mom writes, “So as of right now Lorenzo just turned 8 months! He is growing so fast that I wish i could stop it! I was organizing all the pictures I’ve taken of him since he was born (probably about 15k) and he has grown and changed so much already that I’m like “Where’d my little peanut go?!” Snooki gushes that Lorenzo got his…
  • CHELY WRIGHT Welcomes Twin Boys!

    BabyRazziSherry
    20 May 2013 | 10:55 am
    Country singer Chely Wright is a first time mom! Chely and her wife, Lauren Blitzer Wright, welcomed twin sons on Saturday, May 18th.  The boys came early, as they were due to be born in summer. Chely and Lauren named their bundles of joy after their great grandfathers! George Samuel and Everett Joseph have their moms over the moon, we’re sure. Chely shared about George and Everett’s premature arrival, “We are grateful for all the amazing medical care and the love and support of family and friends.” We hope all is well with their new baby boys! Photos by Fameflynet…
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    Celebrity Baby Blog

  • Jamie-Lynn Sigler: My Heel-Wearing Days Are Dwindling

    Anya
    20 May 2013 | 2:42 pm
    Michael Simon/Startraks After a rough start ridden with morning sickness, Jamie-Lynn Sigler is full swing in the sweetest phases of her first pregnancy. “[At] 12 weeks it’s like something happens — something clicks — and you’re back. I’m in the honeymoon stage of my pregnancy,” the actress told PEOPLE while visiting Drugstore.com at New York Family‘s New York Baby Show Saturday. “I’m six and a half months now so I’m mobile. I can still move around. I can still put on heels if I need to — but I know summer’s…
  • Wow! Jennifer Nettles’s Billboard Awards Bling

    Sarah
    20 May 2013 | 12:00 pm
    FameFlynet Pretty in pink! Jennifer Nettles made her red-carpet return at Sunday night’s Billboard Music Awards — and the slim Sugarland singer stunned. The new mom to 5-month-old son Magnus Hamilton chose an Edition by Georges Chakra satin gown with sequin detailing on the hip, back and sides, pairing it with Casadei heels and jewelry by Norman Silverman. Nettles, 38, recently announced that she’ll be releasing her solo debut this fall. It’ll be her first project since delivering her baby boy in early December. “I have appreciated all of your supportive…
  • Chely Wright Welcomes Twins George Samuel and Everett Joseph

    Sarah
    20 May 2013 | 9:30 am
    Jim Smeal/BEImages It’s blue times two for Chely Wright. The country singer and her wife, music executive Lauren Blitzer Wright, welcomed identical twin sons on Saturday, May 18 in New York City, her rep tells PEOPLE exclusively. Although they weren’t due until this summer, George Samuel and Everett Joseph — who are named for their great-grandfathers – are thriving, the rep says. “We are grateful for all the amazing medical care and the love and support of family and friends,” Wright, 42, tells PEOPLE. The couple, who announced the pregnancy in January,…
  • Around the Web…

    Anya
    20 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    Cure your case of the Mondays with these recommended reads: January Jones: The identity of my son’s father is personal — The New York Times Could hand sanitizers (and other body washes) be a factor in infertility? — Baby Zone 18 worst things said to moms during their labor and delivery — The Stir Danica McKellar: Why I stopped breastfeeding after 2½ years — Good Morning America The updated version of the whopping cough vaccine isn’t as effective, one study suggests — Reuters
  • Giveaway: A Giggle Nursery Furniture Set (a $2,000 Value!)

    Shanelle
    19 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    Courtesy giggle Giggle asked some of the industry’s best designers to create the ultimate mid-century modern nursery and they’re hoping to get your help to pick a winner by voting and pinning your favorite pieces on their Pinterest board. You can also enter to win a $1,000 giggle gift card! They’re also giving away a Giggle nursery set (Harper crib, dresser and changing table) to one lucky Moms & Babies winner. Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 5/20/13 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on…
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    BinkyBlogs:: The best baby / infant and early child raising blog posts from around the web

  • Disaster Relief: The Red Cross and the Okies

    blogdig.net
    20 May 2013 | 11:24 pm
    Some days I look around me at the Rocky Mountains, the streams that are all over our area, the rolling green hills, the big sky and fantastical cloud formations and really feel grateful that I can live in such a beautiful area. Boulder, Colorado, surely one of the prettiest towns in one of the most majestic states in the USA. But it’s not just here that’s pretty, it’s our planet. Really, if you take a...Read More ---- linkBinkyBlogs:: The best baby / infant and early child raising blog posts from around the webThe best baby / infant and early child raising blog posts from…
 
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    My Mommy Manual (For the Journey)

  • A Mother’s Bedtime Poem

    Zen Mommy
    20 May 2013 | 8:39 pm
    —– When we follow our bliss, anything is possible. I hope you walk with me and other moms here, sharing the stories of our lives, because motherhood (and life) is better when we hold hands.
  • Little Ears

    Zen Mommy
    6 May 2013 | 9:34 am
    We were driving to dinner and my three year old son asked, “Mom, can I have an E-F-H?” Dad and I look at each other. “A what???!” “An E—-F—-H…” he repeats in a do-you-pinky-swear-you-won’t-tell-anyone?!?! sorta whisper. And with that, I get it and interpret for my husband. Our child is attempting to spell out a cool-secret-thing [...]
  • The Day My Daughter Shaved Her Head

    Zen Mommy
    1 May 2013 | 12:43 pm
    It was only a week ago that my 12 year old daughter first asked me, “What if I shaved my head?” to which I immediately responded, “What? Why?!?” She replied softly, “I don’t know. I was just talking about it with my friends.” I took a deep breathe and thought about her question for a [...]
  • How Can I Forgive

    Zen Mommy
    25 Apr 2013 | 9:02 am
    There is nothing like parenting to make life a-parent. I get opportunities to heal things from my past all the TIME delivered to me by the four little master teachers (all under ten) that live with my husband and I.
  • What If We All Entered The World To This Sort of Love?

    Zen Mommy
    4 Feb 2013 | 1:32 pm
    This. This is why I teach baby massage. This is it. It is all here in this video.   A peace-filled, conscious connection possible with our hands, telling our little-est people that the world around them is a safe and nurturing place. Telling them it is okay to trust and that they are loved. Who [...]
 
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    About.com Baby Products

  • Choosing the Best Cloth Diapers

    30 Apr 2013 | 4:30 pm
    When it comes to cloth diapers, what works for one family may not work for another. That means it's hard to say which cloth diapers are the best overall. If you're looking for the perfect cloth diaper for your baby, the first step is to learn about the different cloth diaper styles, since each one has its own advantages and disadvantages. Talking with other parents about the cloth diapers that work for them can also be helpful....Read Full Post
  • Photo of the Week: No Paparazzi!

    30 Apr 2013 | 4:20 pm
    © 2013, HC. 15-month-old Collin rides rear-facing in a Chicco NextFit convertible car seat. Share a photo for Baby Products Photo of the Week
  • Reader Question: Convertible Cribs

    30 Apr 2013 | 4:09 pm
    Q: I'm looking for a new crib for my second baby, and I don't understand all of the different labels and styles. Which type gives the most use for the money? I don't mind spending more money if the crib has extra features....Read Full Post
  • What's That? Baby Products Glossary

    30 Apr 2013 | 3:56 pm
    Things change pretty quickly in the baby products industry. Even classic baby gear is subject to trends and updates. These changes can lead to new terminology that confuses new parents and grandparents. I once received an email from a new grandmother who was really disappointed about not finding any playpens listed for sale in online baby products stores. That's because playpens are almost always called play yards today. Here are a few other baby gear terms that might not be familiar....Read Full Post
  • Get Started With Cloth Diapers

    29 Apr 2013 | 12:10 pm
    Whenever I talk about cloth diapers, lots of people are surprised at how easy it is to use the modern versions. If you've considered using cloth diapers, now is the perfect time to do a little research and try them out! Learn the lingo, choose a style or two, and discover how convenient today's reusable diapers can be....Read Full Post
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    :: mon petit amour :: {canadian baby blog}

  • :: panko almond crusted fish tacos with pico de gallo and dill crema ::

    1 May 2013 | 9:24 pm
    At the request of some Instagram friends (where I spend most of my time these days) I am blogging this ah-mazing recipe. My favourite treat when we go to the Farmer's Market is a very expensive plate of fish tacos. I've been nervous to try my hand at it, but I am so glad I did. I daresay these are even better. I love the extra crunch of the almonds on the fish, and the lighter flavour when it's baked as opposed to fried. First, Hunter and I decided to make our own corn tortillas. Daddy has been working late the past few weeks and it helps pass a little time while we wait for him to get home.
  • :: things i love sunday ::

    20 Jan 2013 | 12:58 pm
    First, thank you for all the lovely congratulations on our sweet little girl. We are just loving life as a family of four, and I can't get enough cuddles and kisses with this new bundle. She is just perfect! I've had so many ideas for posts lately, but precious little time to sit and type between nursing our little piglet and playing with big brother. She's having a nap now, and H is out swimming with Daddy, so here's a little round up of things I love on this lazy Sunday afternoon. - this amazing vegetarian cassoulet. Who knew carrots, kale, and white beans could taste so delicious? -…
  • :: she's here ::

    4 Jan 2013 | 8:45 pm
    Miss Scarlett Clare arrived on Boxing Day. 9 pounds, 1 ounce of pure perfection. We are so in love and this mama can't wait to shop the girl's section - finally! We are resting up and enjoying the cuddly newborn days. I'll be back soon :)
  • :: around here ::

    14 Dec 2012 | 7:38 pm
    It finally looks like Christmas at our house. After almost a month of at least one of us being sick, we mustered up the energy to grab a tree at Ikea, string up the lights, and decorate in our mismatched eclectic style. I like the look of matchy trees, but I really love the look of our tree full of treasured ornaments in all shapes and shades. It reminds me of my childhood, and how much I loved pulling out each ornament and remembering the story behind it. For that reason, I buy a new ornament each year to symbolize that year. I have a Frog Prince for the year we got engaged, wedding…
  • :: Cyber Monday - save 40% on Photography Concentrate ::

    26 Nov 2012 | 9:11 am
    where are all the deals hiding? If one of your goals is to learn how to use your DSLR camera better before the holidays, you will want to visit Photography Concentrate to nab a few of their awesome e-book tutorials for 40% off! Sale ends tomorrow. I absolutely loved Essential Camera Skills, and I am now working through the Lightroom Tutorial. Such a great way to support Canadian small business too (they are from Edmonton). Happy online shopping. Have you found any great deals today? p.s if you are all shopped out (or maxed out), check out some of the great free stuff on Photography…
 
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    Playground Confidential

  • In Defense of Sports

    rebecca
    16 May 2013 | 10:31 am
    Don’t let the sunshine and chirping birds fool you. A long shadow has been cast upon my city and with the Toronto Blue Jays sitting dead last in their division it could be a cool summer, indeed. Last Monday, we let our seven-year-old son stay up way past his bedtime to watch perhaps the most [...]The post In Defense of Sports appeared first on Playground Confidential.
  • Be Still My Grammar-Nerd Heart

    rebecca
    13 May 2013 | 8:00 am
    Where do I even begin, dear readers? How about with the basic grammatical convention of only using capital letters to begin a sentence or to demarcate proper nouns? Uppercase letters are not sprinkles. You don’t scatter them willy-nilly throughout your sentences. There’s a minor spelling error. “Maks” should obviously be “makes.” No biggie. Proofreading is [...]The post Be Still My Grammar-Nerd Heart appeared first on Playground Confidential.
  • What Summertime Memories Are Made Of

    rebecca
    11 May 2013 | 12:30 pm
    This post is sponsored by Natrel Baboo. Thank you, Baboo! The t-ball season is on. You know what that means. It means untold hours upon hours of hanging out at the t-ball diamonds and the practice fields with two other kids in tow. It means that the most meaningful summertime memories my toddler is going [...]The post What Summertime Memories Are Made Of appeared first on Playground Confidential.
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    Sprittibee

  • Asparagus and Eggs – Two Ways

    Heather
    20 May 2013 | 10:23 pm
    My latest food crush grows in ditches and tastes like summer. I always hated asparagus growing up, but have come to really like it as an adult. In my early married years I tried baking it a few times, and even enjoyed success with it when I had it smothered in sauces. My white Béchamel Mornay cheese sauce was a favorite. However, I usually ended up with asparagus that dried out, so I never could understand why people loved it so much. Once I started pan-frying it in butter, my entire perspective changed. Or maybe I just grew up a little. Or my taste buds matured. Who knows? I ended up with a…
  • HOME and GARDEN 101, Ironite and a Sponsored Give-Away

    Heather
    17 May 2013 | 4:05 pm
    What could be better on a homeschool mama’s blog this time of year than a “Home and Garden 101″ series (which is happily sponsored by Central Pet & Garden – who are also providing my readers with a 25$ AMEX gift card give away)? Make sure to read to the end so you can enter to win 25$ – and come back every Friday from now through the next 4 weeks to win more! I apologize up front for not having as many photos in this post. I was busy taking video instead! Click to watch below… - – - – - – - - After having two babies in two years, my…
  • OH HAI there…

    Heather
    16 May 2013 | 10:27 am
    OH HAI there! It’s been a while since we just had some over-the-fence neighborly talk. They say that random posts aren’t allowed, but for people who thrive on random (like my bunny-trail loving self), I beg to differ. My brain has been on lists lately. End of school lists, grocery and pantry inventory lists, house refinance paperwork lists, to-do lists… Take today for instance… it’s the last day of Spanish class for my kids. We’re meeting at the park for them to put on a puppet show in Spanish. I have no idea what we’re taking for our picnic. Which is…
  • Microsoft Store Events, Products, Twitter Party & 100$ Give Away

    Heather
    13 May 2013 | 2:53 pm
    I’ve been invited to be a part of a number of really cool campaigns that companies create to reach out to the public. This week’s campaign is one of those that rates high on the “COOL FACTOR”. I get to tell you about the Microsoft Store, today – and to offer my readers a 100$ Microsoft Store gift card (P.S. they sell Xboxes, Microsoft Points Cards for gamers, and Windows Phones there). I appologize in advance that the post is long, but I promise you’ll learn something cool about Microsoft Stores that you probably don’t know… and even if you love…
  • Authentic Italian Risotto with Chicken and Rosemary

    Heather
    11 May 2013 | 8:39 am
    Risotto is one of those mouth-watering comfort foods that you just have to love. It’s like a glorified chicken and rice dish that is all grown up. It may not be that pretty, but hardly a grain is left in the pan after everyone fights for the last spoonful. I learned how to make it from a friend who’s husband is from Italy. That would explain the “authentic” part of my title. Real people from Italy are great cooks. No lie. This risotto recipe is with chicken, a bit of rosemary, a dash of garlic salt and white wine. However, there are as many risotto recipes as there are…
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    Nancy's Baby Names

  • How Do You Like Your Name, Ailsa?

    Nancy Man
    21 May 2013 | 2:00 am
    “I like being the only Ailsa I know,” says Ailsa, a 59-year-old from Swansea in South Wales. Ailsa also likes the sound of her name, and appreciates its Scottish roots. (The name is a reference to Ailsa Craig, an island off the west coast of Scotland.) How common is the baby name Ailsa? In the U.S., it’s rare: 2012: 14 baby girls named Ailsa 2011: 12 baby girls named Ailsa 2010: 19 baby girls named Ailsa 2009: 12 baby girls named Ailsa 2008: 12 baby girls named Ailsa 2007: 13 baby girls named Ailsa Overseas it’s relatively more common, though the raw number of baby…
  • Most Popular U.S. Baby Names By State, 2012

    Nancy Man
    20 May 2013 | 2:00 am
    Wondering what the most popular names in your state are? Scroll down to find out! Alabama (AL) Top Baby Names, 2012 1. Emma, 317 baby girls 2. Ava, 240 3. Olivia, 226 4. Isabella, 197 5. Madison, 191 6. Abigail, 183 7. Elizabeth, 182 8. Ella, 181 9. Chloe, 169 10. Harper, 166 11. Sophia, 164 12. Anna, 152 13. Addison, 146 14. Brooklyn, 128 15. Emily, 127 16. Lily, 125 17. Aubrey, 123 18. Mary, 123 19. Lillian, 120 20. Avery, 119 1. William, 436 baby boys 2. James, 317 3. Mason, 300 4. John, 277 5. Jacob, 260 6. Elijah, 256 7. Aiden, 247 8. Michael, 230 9. Jayden, 226 10. Noah, 219 11.
  • Gender Test: Which Girl Names Are Not Quite Girl Names?

    Nancy Man
    17 May 2013 | 2:00 am
    The Gender Test: Girl Names Yesterday was the masculinity test, so today, of course, is the femininity test. Here’s the focus question: Which girl names were given to a significant proportion of baby boys last year? If you’re looking for a name that will clearly identify your daughter as a girl, the answer will help you avoid names that could cause gender confusion. This year’s femininity test is even easier to understand, as I’m now using a pass/fail system. So, if a girl name was… Given to baby girls at least 80% of the time, the grade is pass. (But less than…
  • Gender Test: Which Boy Names Are Not Quite Boy Names?

    Nancy Man
    16 May 2013 | 2:00 am
    The Gender Test: Boy Names Time for the annual masculinity test! Now, when I say “masculinity,” I’m not talking about a name’s image or associations. I’m talking specifically about how the name is being used nowadays. The question I’m asking is: Which boy names were given to a significant proportion of baby girls last year? If you’re looking for a name that will clearly identify your son as a boy, the answer will help you avoid names that could cause gender confusion. This time around, I’m making the masculinity test even simpler by sticking to…
  • The Truth About Elizabeth

    Nancy Man
    15 May 2013 | 2:00 am
    Queen ElizabethThe Daily Mail wonders whether Queen Elizabeth, who “received a lot of exposure last year, due to the Jubilee celebration of her 60-year reign, as well her presence at the London Olympics,” has anything to do with the baby name Elizabeth being back in the U.S. top 10. I can’t speak to the Queen Elizabeth part — perhaps she did influence a lot of expectant parents here last year — but I’d like to throw in my two cents about the top 10 part. Because “top 10″ makes it sound like the name Elizabeth has become more popular. It…
 
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    Adults: I Believe in Me, EQ Blog

  • High EQ Skills

    [Your Name Here]
    15 May 2013 | 7:30 pm
    There's various ways to look at EQ and understanding what it is.  For the basics think: 1. Awareness of Emotions2. Management of Emotions3. Self-Motivation4. Empathy5. Relationship capacity Items 1-3 are Intrapersonal  Items 4-5 are Interpersonal.  The more intra personal traits and skills we have (understanding ourself) the more capable we are of the interpersonal traits and skills (understanding others.) It is intrinsic in humans to want to succeed ... to belong and to contribute.  We want to contribute as much to our own life and ability to live as well as to contribute…
  • Maslow's hierarchy of needs

    [Your Name Here]
    6 May 2013 | 12:11 pm
    Ever think about your "needs"?  A need is not a preference it is a must.  According to Abraham Maslow, there is a hierarchy of human needs. Whether in regards to work, relationships, team efficiency, life... I'm going to state these in regards to being part of a family. These needs can be applied to any walk of life. Survival:What a family member needs in order to know that what they are doing is acceptable and fits within the boundaries of the family unit. Security:Let your family members know that their contribution are of value, are considered, that nothing is…
  • Expect the Unexpected

    [Your Name Here]
    3 May 2013 | 10:55 am
    Expect the unexpected and I mean that mostly in a positive way.  You know those great day dreaming thoughts in your head, the "wishful" thinking that a certain phone call or opportunity will come along. Then the old negative thoughts can creep in and down you go!  My suggestion is to think, the positive exciting, the thrilling, the possible can happen - so, can the negative.  My focusing on the positive potential, the excitement of what that will feel like, is so much more rewarding than focusing on the negative...and, often the positive happens for me. I believe in having…
  • React vs Responding

    [Your Name Here]
    1 May 2013 | 7:48 pm
    React - acting as we usually do, often a knee jerk reaction.  How often do you wish you hadn't said that which you just did?  Wish you had "responded" differently? There's many times we might wish to respond - to be able to pause before saying or doing something.  You might try the five R's React: Realizing you wish to not "react" Refrain: Hold back from saying or doing something right away. Reword: Reword in your head what you really wish to say. Respond: This allows you to respond - to say or do what you really wanted to Regain: Regain your composure and begin to feel better…
  • Love, Grief and Emotions

    [Your Name Here]
    26 Apr 2013 | 2:15 pm
    Little did I know when I wrote the last blog on April 17th, that we would lose a friend unexpectedly and instantaneously.  The shock of that and the reality is a powerful punch.  Our emotions rise up in total disconnect that it can't be true, yet it sits there naked and true. Grief is a complicated process...it comes to visit whether it's a death or a loss of another kind.  Emotions rush in like a tsunami, with a force unpredictable and powerful.  They ebb out and leave behind the remains and representation of that force.  Hidden within that powerful tidal wave is the…
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    Latest Updates from Stroller-Envy | Best Baby Strollers Blog

  • Chicco Updated

    3 May 2013 | 6:22 am
    Chicco has made some recent changes to their line of budget to mid-range strollers. They no longer carry the Trevi full-featured stroller with the umbrella handles as well as the S3 all-terrain stroller. They have, however, come out with the Liteway Plus. The original Liteway is one of my favorite mid-range umbrella strollers. It looks sleek and modern with the single wheels and I love the colors. The Liteway Plus is designed in the exact same way, but made to accommodate an infant car seat! Demand is there for lightweight travel systems. Gone are the days of the whale-sized full strollers…
  • Mountain Buggy Terrain Stroller Review

    16 Apr 2013 | 5:53 am
    For marathoners and other serious athletes, the Mountain Buggy Terrain is a product that withstands all the hammering you can give it. This is the stroller that Olympic marathoner Kara Goucher uses, and is highly recommended by many mother runners. Parents understand that to have a successful run, they need a comfy, happy child and they recommend the Terrain to do the job. For the kiddo, a multi-position CUSHY seat that lies back to flat for newborns to upright for kids up to 6 years old. Yes, the seat can hold up to 55 pounds! The Terrain is car seat, carry cot and face-to-face seat…
  • Redesigned Baby Jogger Summit X3

    8 Apr 2013 | 6:46 am
    The award-winning Baby Jogger Summit X3 is now changed for 2013. It used to be called the Summit XC. The Summit X3 is redesigned with a rounded footwell; it looks more sleek and sporty. It is also 1.5" narrower than the 2012 version. This all-terrain/jogging stroller has all-wheel suspension with 16" rear tires for a smooth ride and superb maneuverability. Parents love such features as the swivel front wheel that locks into place for jogging stability, the tether strap and hand brake for safety. Consumers want to know the difference between the Summit X3, the BOB Revolution and the Baby…
  • New Joovy Roo and Twin Roo

    2 Apr 2013 | 6:50 am
    Did you ever think that a stroller frame could look and function differently? Joovy has done it! The new Roo and Twin Roo are unique in several ways and the first, most obvious is the way that the car seat sits in the frame, as you can see from the photo (car seat not included with purchase). The sideways mount is better for restaurant sittings or when it is time to feed the baby, you can parallel park and not have the handle get in the way. The Roo base width is wider than other standard car seat stroller frames to add better stability. Smaller six-inch rubber wheels enable better…
  • Introducing Mountain Buggy

    30 Mar 2013 | 7:36 am
    Originating in New Zealand in 1992, Mountain Buggy strollers were created by a couple of parents who wanted something agile enough to handle the rugged mountain trails they liked to explore with their baby. They designed a stroller themselves, a buggy that could handle the rough trails and steep hills that they liked to hike. A lightweight, yet sturdy frame like a quality backpack, is essential for hitting the trails. Ergonomically designed handles and seat give both parent and child comfort while using. And safety for both baby and parent is the most important aspect. Mountain Buggy puts…
 
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    The cutie files

  • Happy mommy-baby day

    Emily Davila
    12 May 2013 | 6:23 am
    Mother’s Day is a great holiday, in fact I would not mind it if it was more than once a year.  It could also be called international Mommy sleep-in day.   And a good one in my case as Elena decided to get up at 6:30 today.  I dusted off my sleeping in skills, and rolled out of bed around 11 to be greeted with a cappucino and two slices of cake.  The cake is still sitting on the table as it looked a bit rich for breakfast.  Each time Elena sees it she says “Happy Birthday Mama”. It’s been a long time dear readers, and a hectic spring.  Elena was in the hospital,…
  • A week in the kinderklinik

    Emily Davila
    12 Apr 2013 | 6:47 am
    I’m writing this blog as I hold steaming onions to my ears.  It’s a trick I learned for ear infections from my German friend. We just spent a week in the hospital, Elena had bronchitis-pneumonia.  It was awful and scary. Now we are home, and I have the worst sore throat like there is a creaky hinge where my throat once was,  and I also have Elena’s e eye infection.   I am hoping the healing qualities of the onion vapor will sink down my eras to my sinuses.  Meanwhile Elena is running around the house opening every bag, box and drawer she can find.  As we had been gone…
  • A Day in the Life of the Greatest Mommy Blogger in the World

    Emily Davila
    1 Feb 2013 | 3:33 pm
    for BlackHockeyJesus The greatest mommy blogger in the world takes you to a bookstore that used to be a movie theatre. As the escalator sinks into the floor, she lifts you off your feet. In the corner there is a giant orange mouse sitting on plush blue seats. You give it a hug.  Everything in the store is at your eye level.  You remove as many price tags as you can.  You try to steal a Star Wars Easter egg even though it is only January.  You only leave the store after you are promised a ride in the elevator. The greatest mommy blogger in the world buys you a nutella crepe. It is freezing…
  • Disneyworld!

    Emily Davila
    2 Jan 2013 | 8:02 pm
    I’ll admit it, I was intimidated. It just seemed like too much. This has been a giant trip, but what else are you supposed to do in Orlando but visit the happiest place on earth? And like the wicked witch who wanted to make nightmares come true, I too was won over by dancing princesses, Mickey and Donald. This morning I told Elena: get ready for the funnest day of your life. Fresh for fun. We spent the day in the Magic Kingdom, and seeing it through the eyes of a two-year-old is a perfect thing to do. We hit the rides without height limits and caught all the shows with talking…
  • Elena turns two! sunshine and family in the Florida Keys

    Emily Davila
    1 Jan 2013 | 8:55 am
    After Luis came back from Doha exhausted, we headed to Florida to meet my family in the Florida Keys.  We’ve been talking about having a warm Christmas vaca for a few years now, and this looked like a good spot in between Seattle and Bonn. The Keys are string of islands connected by 42 bridges and highways at the very tip of Florida.  Cuba is just 90 miles across the pond.  The water is green blue like the Caribbean. It is a wonderful place. We spent hours on this perfect porch. Coffee tastes best on the dock. We stayed on Summerland Key, and just the name sounds magical.  It is not…
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    Baby Development Milestones

  • Top tips on picking the right care provider for your pregnancy

    Gunawan
    20 May 2013 | 11:43 pm
    Top tips on picking the right care provider for your pregnancy. Picking a health care provider for your pregnancy is a crucial decision that can have a great bearing on your overall experience and the wellbeing of you and your newborn. Even if you are using a health care provider for a home birth, you [...]
  • Pregnency Week by Week

    Gunawan
    16 May 2013 | 7:57 am
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  • 3 Marvelous Gifts That Will Help Reduce Your Child’s Carbon Footprint

    Gunawan
    15 May 2013 | 4:16 am
    With scientists predicting the wrath of global warming in the near future, you need to do everything in your power to avert this possibility. You, as an adult, might be guilty of an insane carbon footprint. But you can do something about the footprint of your child who has not yet started abusing the environment. [...]
  • Some Baby Shower Food Ideas Your Guest Will Fall in Love With

    Gunawan
    15 May 2013 | 4:14 am
    Some Baby Shower Food Ideas Your Guest Will Fall in Love With Are you looking for an Idea for your baby shower party’s food? this is a really cute baby shower food idea, Just take a look at the picture. I’m sure your guest will really love it. Tag: Baby Shower Food Ideas, picture dimension:594×445, [...]
  • Why Should You Buy Organic Foods for Your Chilren?

    Gunawan
    14 May 2013 | 2:47 am
    There is a vast range of organic food available on offer, as a trip down your local supermarket aisle will reveal. From organic pasta and organic rice cakes to organic baby rice cereal, there is quite a host of organic products to choose from. But what exactly does the term ‘organic food’ mean? ‘Organic food’ [...]
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    Baby Development Milestones

  • Top tips on picking the right care provider for your pregnancy

    Gunawan
    20 May 2013 | 11:43 pm
    Top tips on picking the right care provider for your pregnancy. Picking a health care provider for your pregnancy is a crucial decision that can have a great bearing on your overall experience and the wellbeing of you and your newborn. Even if you are using a health care provider for a home birth, you [...]
  • Pregnency Week by Week

    Gunawan
    16 May 2013 | 7:57 am
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  • 3 Marvelous Gifts That Will Help Reduce Your Child’s Carbon Footprint

    Gunawan
    15 May 2013 | 4:16 am
    With scientists predicting the wrath of global warming in the near future, you need to do everything in your power to avert this possibility. You, as an adult, might be guilty of an insane carbon footprint. But you can do something about the footprint of your child who has not yet started abusing the environment. [...]
  • Some Baby Shower Food Ideas Your Guest Will Fall in Love With

    Gunawan
    15 May 2013 | 4:14 am
    Some Baby Shower Food Ideas Your Guest Will Fall in Love With Are you looking for an Idea for your baby shower party’s food? this is a really cute baby shower food idea, Just take a look at the picture. I’m sure your guest will really love it. Tag: Baby Shower Food Ideas, picture dimension:594×445, [...]
  • Why Should You Buy Organic Foods for Your Chilren?

    Gunawan
    14 May 2013 | 2:47 am
    There is a vast range of organic food available on offer, as a trip down your local supermarket aisle will reveal. From organic pasta and organic rice cakes to organic baby rice cereal, there is quite a host of organic products to choose from. But what exactly does the term ‘organic food’ mean? ‘Organic food’ [...]
 
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    ebabee likes : big style for little people

  • So sweet & so chic…

    ebabee likes
    20 May 2013 | 4:40 am
    ‘Chic for kids’ is how this Italian brand describe themselves and boy is it true!  Simple linen clothes and accessories embellished with adorable little details is what you’ll find at Minimu.  That fish bib and those dusty pink bloomers – how incredibly sweet are they?  I only wish I had a little baby to put them on… While the Minimu Spring Summer 2013 baby range is to die for, the girls range is no less impressive.  The dresses and tops on offer are so pretty and so stylish without being fussy or cutesy.  They have just the right amount of subtle detail to…
  • Feeling green…

    ebabee likes
    17 May 2013 | 8:54 am
    Yesterday my daughter had a play date with another little girl and they got hooked on the colour green.  The two girls kept saying ‘green’ louder and louder and then bursting in to fits of laughter.  They then started adding an extra word and coming up with things like ‘green toast’, ‘green dog’… the idea being to pair it with something that most definitely isn’t green.  This produced more laughter and eventually the inevitable bathroom humour ensued followed by the loudest giggles ever!  I don’t know how 4 year old minds work but I do…
  • mama & baby…

    ebabee likes
    16 May 2013 | 6:05 am
    This week’s picks for mama & baby… let mama carry her shopping in this simple but stylish canvas tote while baby wears that minimal drawstring jersey dress. Tweet This Post
  • Jewellery for girly girls…

    ebabee likes
    15 May 2013 | 5:52 am
    Yesterday I was feeling the love for these neon sandals and today I’m continuing with the neon obsession but this time for these pretty bracelets and necklaces for girls.  Delicate, bright and unashamedly girly these jewels are by the French Louise Misha.  I love the striking colours, the sweet tassels and even the cute little cloth bags they come in.  Louise Misha is the creation of 2 friends who started their own line after being inspired by a trip to India.  I completely get this since India is a place full of colour, inspiration and beautiful things (OK maybe I’m biased…
  • Neon, neutral or classic?

    ebabee likes
    14 May 2013 | 6:31 am
    These gorgeous sandals are called ‘Avarcas’ and are a traditional Menorcan sandal.  They caught the attention of a French family who now make these shoes for babies, kids and adults too so there’s something for everyone.   Minorquines also make a few other different styles of sandal but the unisex Avarcas were my favourite.  I’m seriously tempted by the neons but then again, I love my neutrals too!  Neon, neutral or classic… what will you choose? Tweet This Post
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    The Indie Tot

  • The Scalf Family by Jessica Cochran Photography

    Erika
    20 May 2013 | 9:01 pm
    Meet the Scalf family: Megan, EJ, Sullivan and baby Eli! They celebrated Eli’s first birthday with a photo session in the small Southern town of Brevard with Jessica Cochran Photography. They started on the grounds of an old, run-down church; the white chapel and ivy-covered trees made a perfect backdrop. For the rest of the session, they spent time at a tree farm with Megan’s grandmother’s antique wagon seat as a prop! Credits Photographer: Jessica Cochran Photography Submitted via Two Bright Lights © The Indie Tot, 2013. | Permalink | Follow The Indie Tot on Twitter |…
  • Izzy at the Park by Abbey Bradshaw Photography

    Erika
    19 May 2013 | 9:01 pm
    Izzy is an active 18-month-old who brought her favorite stuffed animal to her portrait session with Abbey Bradshaw Photography! They went to a local park, and Izzy didn’t want to sit still, so these images capture her exploring, playing in the sun and discovering a flowering tree. At first, she was shy and didn’t want to put down her stuffed animal, but her shyness quickly faded and her personality shone through! Credits Photographer: Abbey Bradshaw Photography Submitted via Two Bright Lights © The Indie Tot, 2013. | Permalink | Follow The Indie Tot on Twitter | Join us on…
  • The Sampson Family’s Graffiti Session by Leigh Skaggs Photography

    Erika
    16 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    The Sampson family celebrated Jaxson’s birthday with a photo shoot by Leigh Skaggs Photography, complete with graffiti and silly string! You can see how much Jaxson loved “tagging” the walls and playing with his mom and dad. Credits Photographer: Leigh Skaggs Photography Submitted via Two Bright Lights © The Indie Tot, 2013. | Permalink | Follow The Indie Tot on Twitter | Join us on Facebook | Pin with Us on Pinterest | Hang out on Google+ The post The Sampson Family’s Graffiti Session by Leigh Skaggs Photography appeared first on The Indie Tot.
  • Th R Family by Annie Tao Photography

    Erika
    15 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    The R family packed up their umbrellas and ventured out into the rain on a December day in San Francisco for a photo session with Annie Tao Photography! They started at their house before walking around the marina and a local farmers market. Finally, they stopped at a warehouse area to play and watch the boats. Credits Photographer: Annie Tao Photography Submitted via Two Bright Lights © The Indie Tot, 2013. | Permalink | Follow The Indie Tot on Twitter | Join us on Facebook | Pin with Us on Pinterest | Hang out on Google+ The post Th R Family by Annie Tao Photography appeared first on The…
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  • Would You Need Breastfeeding Pillows?

    admin
    9 May 2013 | 10:57 pm
    Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers face a lot of challenges related to their condition. Thus, they’ll need all the help they can get, especially the first-time moms. One of the small things that can make a being a mother easier are breastfeeding pillows. Would you need one for yourself? These pillows come in different types and [...] Related posts: Different types of sleep positioners Working As A Live-In Care Nurse
  • How to Buy Wholesale Kids Clothing Online

    admin
    6 May 2013 | 12:19 pm
    It is important for one to take into account different ways when it comes to shopping. There are those that want to have easier solutions and dealing with wholesale baby shoes will lead them to get high quality results. This means they will cut down on costs for buying shoes since they are purchasing in [...] Related posts: Looking for Cheap Baby Care Products – Buy Online Be in Budget The Best Shoes For Your Wedding Buy Designer Watches For Men And Women
  • Looking for Cheap Baby Care Products – Buy Online Be in Budget

    admin
    27 Apr 2013 | 8:00 am
    Most babies can sleep in a crib as early as the first day; a newborn can begin with a bassinet or cradle thus making life easier for it. A cradle or bassinet can be a suitable place providing the much-needed comfort for a baby’s sleep for the first few months. A baby crib is also [...] Related posts: How to Buy Wholesale Kids Clothing Online Baby Furniture Essentials Finding the perfect baby gift
  • The Best Gifts for Autistic Children

    admin
    8 Feb 2013 | 4:47 am
    Autistic Children has special needs and so the gifts you’ll give them have to be extra special. The gift that they should receive must be at par with their abilities, not with their age. Do give gifts that can help them in their development. For example, some autistic children have language or social skills issues. [...] Related posts: How to cheer up sick children with get well gifts Cherished Bespoke Baby Blanket Gifts Add Personal Touch For That Special Event Of A Lifetime Finding the perfect baby gift
  • The Best Books for 3 Year Olds

    admin
    9 Jan 2013 | 1:03 pm
    Here are two great books for three year olds from my personal collection. I think every single kid just must read them. The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry & The Big Hungry Bear So many children all over the world since the mid 80’s have adored reading about the little mouse and how he [...] Related posts: How to cheer up sick children with get well gifts
 
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  • Live Clean with your Baby

    TKrajden
    14 May 2013 | 7:17 pm
    My love for the live Clean Baby products started when I was at Walmart and a friend asked me to pick up two of the largest bottles of Live Clean Baby Shampoo that I could find there and so I was intrigued and bought myself a bottle and was hooked! Best of all, it was WAYYY cheaper than the shampoo I was previously buying and I liked it so much more – you see, cheaper doesn’t necessarily mean inferior! Lucky me, I was recently sent their new line  of baby products to try out and I have to say I am very pleased. You will see a common theme throughout all the products … Let me…
  • Baby Brain … I Swear … It’s Real!

    TKrajden
    9 May 2013 | 6:00 pm
    My last pregnancy I felt .. well … DUMB and this pregnancy, honestly no words can describe this feeling – could it be left over from my last pregnancy or is it possible it’s accumulating I find myself saying over and over to friends, family and even clients “can I blame it on my baby brain” and it’s no joke .. IT’S REAL!!! Recently I got a call from a girlfriend  who I shared my frustrations with and she told me that there were articles about baby brain/pregnancy brain being an actual problem for pregnant women. She sent it to me and of course I had…
  • A Solution for Colic Babies? Colief Infant Drops – Enter to WIN

    TKrajden
    27 Apr 2013 | 3:15 pm
    My blog is about testing products and when I love them, sharing it with all my readers. I really don’t post on products I have never tried, however this post about Colief Infant Drops is one exception and there is a reason for this exception (and NO I am not being paid in any way for this post, I was however sent the product to try out). If your a mother or father of a baby with colic, you will understand when I say that you look for ANY solution humanly possible to help! I tried two types of baby carriers (the Bjorn and the Kangaroo) which was a temporary solution … walking…
  • Yummy Quinoa!!!! Easy Recipe

    TKrajden
    23 Apr 2013 | 6:12 pm
    This is by far one of my favorite recipes! It’s a yummy quinoa salad that is great as a side dish or for the lighter eaters, it can be a full meal. My husband NEVER had quinoa before and I made him try this and now he said he would eat it everyday. It’s super easy to make (for real … this is coming from someone who really doesn’t know how to cook and I make this all the time) 1/4 cup of lime juice or lemon juice (i use lemon juice)2 tablespoons low sodium soy sauce1 tablespoon olive oil1 tablespoon honey *if you put the olive oil in the measuring spoon before the…
  • Marlowe & The MiX … One Dancefloor LiVE!

    TKrajden
    17 Apr 2013 | 6:56 pm
    Looking for something to do next weekend with the kids? Here’s something fun!!! Juno-Nominated kids pop group, Marlowe & the MiX, will be performing songs from their groundbreaking CD, One Dancefloor, Sunday April 28th – 2 to 3:30pm at St. Michael’s Centre for the Arts – 1515 Bathurst St. at St. Clair $12 Tickets are on pre-JUNO special now to celebrate our nomination!! Buy 4 pay for 3 = $36 for THE family concert of the year! Tickets available on line at www.marloweandthemix.com Described by one critic as “Free to Be You & Me meets the Black Eyed…
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    Newborn Baby Blog

  • Colorado Springs, Colorado - Melissa J Photography, LLC

    8 May 2013 | 7:35 pm
    Melissa J Photography specializes in birth and newborn photography and uses a creative and gentle approach to create lifelong art for you to cherish. Bringing
  • Dallas, Texas - Rebecca Riley Photography

    15 Mar 2013 | 7:25 pm
    Rebecca Riley Photography is a natural light, on location photographer in the Dallas | Fort Worth area in Texas. I firmly believe that the best place for
  • Brooklyn, New York - Le Studio NYC

    5 Feb 2013 | 8:29 pm
    Le Studio NYC is a celebrated professional photography studio based in New York City specializing in editorial, portrait, and headshot photography. We
  • Vernon, B.C.-Baby Bliss Photography

    4 Feb 2013 | 10:38 am
    Specializing in newborn and infant photography, Baby Bliss Photography is the Baby Photography Specialists in the Okanagan Valley. Servicing Kelowna, Vernon
  • Farmington, Utah - Monkeyface Photography

    12 Jan 2013 | 12:44 pm
    For those near Farmington, Utah, Monkeyface Photography is THE place to obtain photographic memories to last a lifetime. From maternity photography to newborn baby photography, and beyond...
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    Life on Planet Baby

  • Celebrating Mothers' Day 2013

    14 May 2013 | 9:38 pm
    Bonjour! Oui, c'est moi. Just popping in to thank you so much for your heartfelt responses to my last post. Please know how much your words lifted my spirits. However, it threw the cat amongst the pigeons for some so I edited it and some comments - life's complicated enough right now.  Anyway, onto lighter news. Here are some highlights of my Mothers' Day 2013. Having a photo of me with the pixies is such a treat. Bed hair and all! They helped Mr PB whip up some scrambled eggs and bacon. Mmm! Here's Joshie's card spelling out Mothers' Day. Bless him. I've never been called…
  • Feeling tired and tongue-tied

    27 Apr 2013 | 5:59 am
    Source Hello lovely Planetarians. I am really struggling here. This popping-my-head-back-over-the-parapet business to restart blogging is confounding me. For the first time ever, I don't know where to start. The challenges life has been throwing us lately have left me unsteady on my feet. And this bloggy caper, which always came so readily to me before, is no longer familiar territory. I miss it. And I miss you, too. I don't mean that in a melodramatic, overly familiar way. I mean it most genuinely. I treasure the support you Planetarians gift to me, in so many ways and places. I…
  • Celebrating Easter 2013 on Planet Baby

    6 Apr 2013 | 4:08 am
    Bonsoir, you gorgeous Planetarians. Thanks so much for your enthusiastic responses to my last post about Planet Joy. I'd love to bottle your enthusiasm! And speaking of which, that's how Easter was embraced here this year. We had brunch here with a couple of families with youngsters - there were 6 adults and 12 under 12! Much hilarity ensued. I'll let the photos do the talking. The Great Easter Egg Hunt Here's Miss India with her bounty. And Joshua. Followed by Sam, saying "Cheese!" as only he can! Here are the assembled hunters. Sammy found eggs in…
  • And joy rushes in: the lowdown on Planet Joy

    28 Mar 2013 | 4:32 pm
    Ahem. Getting back into the bloggy saddle is proving harder than I anticipated! Life here is still a hard struggle at the moment so my energy reserves are finite. I can't blog like I used to. However, I want to resume regular life back here as I miss you all. So I'll keep up these shorter posts with that aim for the next little while, okay? Now, time to fill you all in on recent Planet Joy happenings!  The past 5 months have flashed by. I've had some welcome successes, numerous efforts and a few disappointing fizzers. All part of the mix when setting up a craft business, I…
  • Starting the new school year

    16 Mar 2013 | 4:12 am
    Oh my word. Thankyou ever so much for your warm welcome back to Blogland. I have been staggered by your interest and kindness. It has really buoyed my spirits. I'll respond to your comments shortly - I'm still finding my bearings a little. So, the next catchup post is about the pixies starting school and daycare for 2013. I relish taking photos of them to mark the occasion. They'll be a treasured family series once they've all left school. So in keeping with my new habit of shorter, more photographic posts, I present these beauties to you. Joshua was so proud to be the leader of the gang…
 
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  • 1960′s Retro Family Photo Shoot

    Kirsty
    29 Apr 2013 | 2:26 am
    This is one beautifully styled 1960′s themed family photo shoot based on a Mad Men’s 1960′s holiday  in Florida. This was cleverly put together by Roberto Chamorro from Kane & Social. We love the fabulous sixties outfits that mum and dad are wearing, the vintage car and of course the lovely baby in the retro smock and her old fashioned pram. Our favourite photo is the one in the car with baby in the middle, her expression is adorable! Tell us about your 1960′s retro family photo shoot, Roberto? This is a shoot I did for some friends of mine who wanted to do a…
  • Yusra & Ray’s Joyful Maternity Photos

    Kirsty
    24 Apr 2013 | 12:46 pm
    Yusra & Ray’s beautiful maternity photos were captured by talented Susie Allnutt of Huckleberry Photography. Yusra is wearing a lovely motif maternity dress and she is blooming with her pregnancy. You can feel Ray and Yusra’s joy and excitement for their baby’s arrival in this photo shoot. I love the glass dragonfly mobile (above left) which will reflect the light beautifully for baby to enjoy watching. Susie originally graduated from university with a degree in Law & History but went back to college to study professional photography part time in Vancouver and then…
  • Baby Sylvie – Pretty in Peach

    Kirsty
    21 Apr 2013 | 2:46 am
    This is baby Sylvie, an adorable newborn captured by Shellie Wall Photography. Sylvie is snoozing in all her photos wearing adorable knitted hats and crocheted headbands. My favourite hat is the chunky knitted one above with the flower, it makes a lovely newborn photography prop! Tell us about Baby Sylvie’s photo shoot, Shellie? Sylvie she was 11 days old on the day of the photo shoot. Mum wanted a vintage look  and no pink! Sylvie slept like a dream and the session was completed in only 2 hours. We had a super time! Credits & Sources: Newborn Photography: Shellie Wall Photography…
  • 5 Great Ideas for Personalised Baby Gifts

    Kirsty
    17 Apr 2013 | 1:42 pm
    There are so many personalised baby gifts out there but many are so mundane! I’ve picked 5 great ideas to share with you, whether you are looking for a gift for a new baby or a special personalised object for your nursery, there is something for everyone. There is something special about choosing a personalised baby gift and it is likely to become a treasure object to the child as they grow up. Enjoy! 1) Personalised wooden puzzles by Tiny Me, starting at £17.99 (suitable for baby to play with from 12 months) 2) Personalised name plate hand painted and designed by Ninainvorm, £43 3)…
  • Baby photos of Evan

    Kirsty
    15 Apr 2013 | 11:41 am
    When Katie sent baby photos 0f baby Evan I was instantly charmed. Evans looks all snug in his stripy sleep suits captured by Katie Drouet Photography. Baby Evan has such a expressionful face whether it is happy or not so happy! One of the few times in life one can look adorably angry! Katie has a lovely photography style and I am not surprised mummy and daddy fitted a photo shoot in while they were back in Suffolk visiting family. Tell us about your baby photos of Evan, Katie? I recently took this little boy Evan’s photos who was six and half weeks old at the time. Evan’s mum is…
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    Incredible Infant

  • A Big Announcement. AHEM.

    Heather
    7 May 2013 | 9:54 pm
    Incredible Infant is currently on “pause” for new blog posts. (That’s the bad news.) You’re going to get some pretty sweet freebies and bribes for sticking around. (That’s the very GOOD news.) Why the coming re-launch of Incredible Infant? Because she needed a makeover.  (I’m a female! it’s what we “do”.) She needed a new [...]Enjoy this appetizer? Indulge on the whole post! A Big Announcement. AHEM.
  • How to Choose a Safe Baby Sunscreen

    Heather
    3 May 2013 | 7:43 am
    Want to know what a safe baby sunscreen looks like? Here are the 6 phrases you want to find on your bottle and 3 you want to avoid. Easy peasy.Enjoy this appetizer? Indulge on the whole post! How to Choose a Safe Baby Sunscreen
  • The Muppets Solve Your Breastfeeding Problems

    Heather
    1 Mar 2013 | 10:00 am
    You can solve many breastfeeding problems by simply understanding your baby's natural preferences. Using the Muppets, I'll teach you how to make tiny adjustments that lead to the breastfeeding bliss your heart is longing for. Enjoy this appetizer? Indulge on the whole post! The Muppets Solve Your Breastfeeding Problems
  • The Bad Parent’s Guide to Switching Baby Formula

    Heather
    13 Feb 2013 | 6:56 am
    Finally! A guide on switching baby formula for all the could-care-less parents out there! Why should good parents get all the advice?Enjoy this appetizer? Indulge on the whole post! The Bad Parent’s Guide to Switching Baby Formula
  • A Simple Schedule to Introducing New Foods to Your Baby

    Heather
    5 Feb 2013 | 4:44 pm
    The hardest part of introducing baby food is answering the "when" question. When can he have...? Let's go month-by-month and food-by-food to find out.Enjoy this appetizer? Indulge on the whole post! A Simple Schedule to Introducing New Foods to Your Baby
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