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Ballerina in A Box
$48.00
Give your little ballerina the outfit that she will love and probably will wear to tea parties, family pictures and just a staurday morning for no apparent reason at all :)
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Double Duty Divas Holiday Gift Guide
- Flirty Aprons for the Ladies (with pint size versions!!) Flirty Aprons offers a great selection and deals on aprons for the modern lady! They are a perfect for yourself (you have a wish list too, right?), sisters, grandmas, and best friends. To top themselves, Flirty Aprons offers children size versions of their aprons. The children size versions are just as cute as the lady versions. Plus if you order a ladies apron, you can get 40% off a children's apron! During checkout, enter the coupon code TOGETHER to receive this offer.If you have a man in your life who is the cook, don't feel left out! Flirty Aprons also offers a men's line of aprons!Read the full review of Flirty Aprons at Simply Living on a Budget.Buy It: Purchase a Flirty Apron directly from the Flirty Apron website or check out their link to find a store near you that sells them!
- Ask Their Shoes Size: Polliwalks Make a Great Gift Part shoe, part toy...these are one of Cool Baby Kid's all-time favorite products and therefore great for gifts. Read the full review on Cool Baby Kid.Purchase Polliwalks from various online retailers.
- Coffee Bean Direct: Coffee Lovers Gift Baskets Looking for an awesome gift for the coffee or tea lover in your life. Would make a great treat for the doctor's office or you kids' school.Coffee Bean Direct has variety of gift baskets available full of yummy coffee, tea, and treats!Buy It: Visit Coffee Bean Direct to purchase.
- Sew Cute Creations: Personalized Gifts The best value in personalize apparel for babies and kids that we've found. I use myself for gifts for all occasions!Read the full Sew Cute Creations review on Cool Baby Kid.Buy It: Visit Sew Cute Creations to purchase.
- Putumayo Kids Music: Gift for All Ages Perfect for any child who loves to dance; these are our favorite music CDs.Learn more about Putumayo Kids from Cool Baby Kid.Buy It: Directly on Putumayo Kids website.
- Stocking Stuffer Idea: Prima Princessa DVD Having fond memories of my own years as a "ballerina," I couldn't wait to get my own little girl in a tutu. Coincidentally, the same week that the Prima Princessa DVD arrived, my daughter received a tutu as a gift from a family member, and so naturally we put both on together to prepare for her first ballet lesson. Created by two moms and combining the Paris Opera Ballet and Students from School of American Ballet at Lincoln Center, the Prima Princessa DVD is a must for any ballerina in training. My daughter's favorite part was watching the little girls pirouette, and mine was watching her attempt to do the same. In a few weeks when we start the Mommy & Me ballet class my daughter and I will both be the Prima Ballerinas of the ball after practicing up with Prima Princessa!Cool Tip: Purchase Prima Princessa Presents Swan Lake at Amazon.com and put on your tutus!
- Gifts for Family Members: Between You & Me I've been wanting to review Between You and Me journals by Sand Dune Books for some time now. I gave the book entitled "Grandma: A Few Things I've Been Meaning to Ask: (pictured) to my mother weeks ago. It was worth the wait to to read, in her own words, answers to questions such as, "What do you remember most about being a kid, what are your favorite memories of your mother and if you felt the need to offer some advice to me what would it be?" On behalf of my own children, she completed the book as a memento they will cherish forever. Sand Dune Books also carries journal gifts for siblings, parents, children and even a family reunion version. A truly unique idea immeasurable in value, it's easy to see why people are raving about these journals. Cool Tip: Enter the code "Cool Baby Kid" in the comments section of your order to receive a 10% discount.
- Give a Gooise Gift This Christmas Goosie CardsGoosie Cards enable you to create your own custom flashcards using pictures and words/phrases you upload to their website. The resulting cards are very professional-looking, durable and cute as a button. Uploading was fast and easy, and within days my kiddos were staring at their own faces on the best looking set of 10 flashcards I've ever seen. I love Goosie Gifts even more; the package includes a sample card and coupon code packaged as adorably as the originals. Needless to say, Goosie Cards will be a no-brainer for Christmas gifts this year; they definately get the CBK "Cool & Customized" stamp pf approval!Cool Tip: Enter the code"freeship08" for free shipping this holiday season!
- The Grandparent Gift Co. When began as a mother's poem has become a lovely online boutique of unique gifts for family members called The Grandparent Gift Co. For a sentimental fool like myself it is a goldmine of treasures. Perfect for the upcoming holiday season, gifts like the Ultrasound Frame/Ornament (pictured) or Smiles for Great-Grandma Brag Book are ones they will treasure forever. Not only do I love that the company is family owned with many of the products produced in the USA, but I also find it easy to navigate with categories ranging from product types to family members or occasions. The Grandparent Gift Co. is a perfect place to pick up gifts for any family member this Holiday season!Cool Giveaways: One lucky winner will receive a $30.00 gift certificate to start shopping early this holiday by leaving a comment on this post with your favorite Grandparent Gift Co. item. Since it's launch week, we're giving away a second great prize. Also enter for a chance to win the Grandparent's Memory Book. Filled with question like "What activities did you play in high school, it is something a child will have for years to come. To enter, just leave a comment on this post with your favorite Grandparent Gift Co. item. Click here to find out how to increase your chances. Contest ends 12/3/08. Contest rules apply. Cool Tip: Use code "CUST09" and receive a free Grandparents' Little Idea Book, a $9.95 retail value, with your purchase! (Exp. 12/31/08)
- Peek-a-boo Paperie Holiday Photo Cards It's official. I will never order from the major online photo card sites again. After thoughtful outfit decisions, multiple shopping trips and countless takes (how do you get a baby and toddler to both look at you at the same time anyway?) we want holiday cards that are as individualized as our kiddos. And why not have fun making them while you're at it? I created three different Peek-a-boo Paperie holiday photo cards when one would have been sufficient, but they were all so cute I couldn't resist playing around with different cards and pictures. I will warn you though...if you're a busy mom or dad and an indecisive Libra, like myself, set aside a few minutes to explore their site because you won't want to leave! Baby on the way? Check out their photo birth announcements too.Cool Giveaway: Why can't I win my own giveaways? Who wouldn't want 40 Peek-a-boo Paperie cards just in time for the holidays? To enter, just check out their site and come back to comment about your favorite design. Click here to find out how to increase your chances. An email address is needed to contact the winner. Contest ended.
Inhabitots
- Adjustable Bookend Shelf for Growing Book Collections Tree by Kerri Lee is known for charming, vintage inspired goodies for little ones, and the designer’s latest creation, the bookend shelf, delivers the same. You can hang the sweet shelf, that’s decorated with either a bird, owl or elephant, on your child’s bedroom wall to hold the beginnings of their book collection. But even [...]
- 5 Green Family Night Activities For Bonding and Fun! The priceless benefits that stem from simple yet meaningful family nights have the capacity to change society. The world around us becomes increasingly complex, fast-paced and isolating, but human beings continue to crave the same innate emotional connections and familiar bonds that may only be gained by spending treasured, undivided time in the presence of [...]
- Zebi Sustainable Baby Collection Of all the adorable onesies and baby clothing at the New York International Gift Fair, Zebi caught our eye with their beautiful gift-ready and easy-to-reuse packaging. Their patterned fabrics and designs have a vintage-modern appeal. We love their 100 percent organic cotton baby tees that come kraft cans. Each one is embellished with a linen [...]
- The ‘Safe Cuddling’ Suit by Helge Fischer Intended to stir debate about child safety in public spaces, the Safe Cuddling romper suit designed by Helge Fischer (a recent Royal College of Art graduate) has set off an alarm across the Internet. “The ‘Safe Cuddling’ suit allows for the innocent cuddling of children by helping adults to maintain their integrity,” says Fischer via [...]
- Go Retro With Hank & JoJo’s Original Baby Tube Socks The Original Baby Tube Socks from Hank & JoJo caught our eye at this year’s New York International Gift Fair. The bold colors and extra-long length of these retro tall socks make them an adorable baby accessory, and since they come packaged in a metal lunch box (that’s lead-free and painted with food grade ink [...]
- Stock Up on Green School Supplies at Stubby Pencil Studio Whether you receive it before preschool starts or after the first day of class, inevitably going back to school comes with a list of must-buy supplies per your child’s teacher. While you may feel like crossing a few things off the list, and you may have colored pencils from last year that seem good enough, [...]
- Thorunn Arnadottir’s Tree Shelf Doubles as Storage and Art When we first spotted the tree shelf decked out with apples at the New York International Gift Fair earlier this month, it was easy to see the tree shape right away. But the word at the show was that many attendees had to take a second look to catch the tree behind this abstract concept. [...]
- Net Zero Ocean Adventure Lab Up For Auction The folks at LPA Inc. and Turner Construction weren’t kidding around when the designed and built a net zero playhouse for this year’s Project Playhouse fundraiser for HomeAid in Orange County. The Ocean Adventure Lab goes above and beyond the requirements for a play house, utilizing green and recycled material in the construction as well [...]
- Earthlust Birds & Bees Baby Bottles We’ve loved the pretty designs featured on Earthlust reusable water bottles for a long time. And now they’re catering to the very youngest tree huggers in the family, with the launch of their delightful Birds & Bees Baby Bottles. Like all Earthlust water bottles, these new baby bottles are made with quality stainless steel and [...]
- Go Back to School in Polarn O. Pyret’s Eco-Friendly Clothing We’ve loved Polarn O. Pyret’s soft, simple 100 percent organic cotton basics for awhile. Now the Swedish children’s brand is expanding it’s ECO collection into recycled fleece for fall. The warm tops and bottoms are made from PET bottles — 25 plastic bottles are used to make one Wind Fleece Jacket for example. In the [...]
Nested
- Introducing The Sew Weekly From my new site. By the end of 2010, I hope to have a closet filled only with clothes that I have sewn myself (with a few exceptions). This project began in Fall of 2009 but I began documenting it...
- Molly's Sketchbook: Felt Gift Tags Molly makes extra special gift tags out of felt. Tutorial: An Easy Baby Doll Dress Whitney makes doll dressing a snap. Serging, End Finishing, etc... Advice Needed Amy Jeanne needs advice on how to finish...
- Vintage Sewing Tips Casey posted a great set of tips on sewing with vintage patterns. Especially helpful (to me at least) is the tip to trace out older pattern pieces onto sturdier paper. That way I can also mark the notches better and...
- My Letter to Tavi If you haven't seen Style Rookie, the blog of thirteen year-old fashion prodigy, Tavi Williams, then you aren't reading one of the best blogs out there. I've been reading the blog for a while but have never had the nerve...
- Halloween Success! Penelope was quite pleased with her mommy-made "Big Duck" costume.
- Sewing Lessons Long ago, when What Not to Wear was something to watch on BBC America and not TLC, I was given (or rather the fashion disaster was given) sound advice on dressing a big bosomy woman: don't wear high necklines! I've...
- Eleanor's Halloween Birthday Party One of Penelope's BFF, Eleanor, celebrated her second birthday this weekend with a Halloween themed party. Personally, Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday so tying it into a birthday party makes it fun squared. Thankfully, the shortage of cute and...
- Workday Dress #4 I've been on a sewing tear as of late. One day, a couple weeks again, I decided that I was going to start wearing only things that I made or that were vintage (with the exception of jeans, of course)....
- Feature: it's a small world birthday party Last year, moments after my daughter's first birthday party -- a Cuban theme blowout with catered lunch and rented palm trees -- I exhaustedly uttered a simple sentence to my family: "Next year is going to be a whole lot...
- Halloween Preparations I'll give you one chance to guess what costume I'll be making for Penelope this year.
Cool Baby Kid
- New 3X5 Shutterfly Card Size: A Perfect Thank You Note Earlier this summer we threw a Princess and the Frog birthday party for our daughter. Having named her doll Latti and looking forward to an upcoming Disney trip, the birthday girl is almost as tight with Tiana as Sleeping Beauty, her #1 favorite princess. Luckily, just before the party, I traveled to New Orleans for [...]
- Paper Jamz: Instant Rockstar Review & Giveaway At the Time to Play event last Spring, we were introduced to a unique product that recently our family had the opportunity to try first hand. Paper Jamz by WowWee turns ordinary kids (and their parents) into an instant rock stars. Without strings or chords, the lightweight guitar allows users to “strum” their fingers across the [...]
- Bloggers on Bourbon Product Spotlight Includes MM21 Though much of the conference talk in the past weeks has centered on BlogHer 2010, in July Cool Baby Kid attended Bloggers on Bourbon which was sponsored by some cool companies and hosted my MomDot. My favorite product from Bloggers on Bourbon is the Montenegro Method DVD pack. Touting 21 Minutes, 21 Days I couldn’t resist adding [...]
- Back to School: Teacher/Parent Perspective {Giveaway} “Back to school” is the phrase of the moment and indeed once again the air is turning brisk, a few leaves have even fallen from the trees and school buses are revving their engines. My own daughter is heading to school for the first time as I find my role evolving from teacher to parent. Back [...]
- BlogHer Part III: Favorite Products {Coupon Code} Swag? What swag? I hardly noticed. But I’m happy to share the few things that did stand over the course of four days and seemingly endless parties, though you won’t catch me complaining. One of our favorite events, Getting Gorgeous (@getgorgeous) hosted by the lovely Audrey McClelland and Vera Sweeny, introduced their guests to Miraclebody Jeans [...]
- Bebe Au Lait: Long-Time CBK Favorite {Giveaway} $16 Reversible Double Bib $35 Hooter Hiders Cover $40 Baby Hooded Towel Back in April 2008 Cool Baby Kid reviewed the Bebe Au Lait Nursing Cover, also know as the Hooter Hider Nursing Cover for the more adventurous type. It was a favorite of ours then and continues to be a product and company we’re proud [...]
- Meet the Double Duty Divas on Twitter Cool Baby Kid editor by day, Double Duty Diva moderator by night. You may have heard about the network Bridgette (Experimental Mommy) and I run with help from Renee (What Mommies Need). There are so many fantastic blogs in our network, and Twitter is a great place to connect with other Divas. I’m happy to introduce [...]
- Charitable Sponsors: How We’re Giving Back to Children Thank you to all of Cool Baby Kid’s Charitable Sponsors who donated directly to a children’s charity in order to advertise on our site. You can find each of these companies under “Charitable Sponsors” on the right sidebar. 100% of proceeds are donated. Storkie Express: Our newest charitable sponsor who kindly donated to St. Jude’s [...]
- Sandbox Threads for Cool Kids {Giveaway & Coupon} Rocky Kids Future President Milk & Cookie BFF Sandbox Threads is the epitome of Cool Baby Kid Top Pick selections and represents everything we love most. Is starts with a story about a stay at home dad that wanted his son to move on from “duckies and doggies” but was appalled with high price tag [...]
- Best of the Rest: More Tips, Picks, Coupons & Giveaways Though we’d love to fully review every cool product and unique gift, it’s just not humanly possible. A new Cool Baby Kid feature, “Best of the Rest” will share quick tips and picks that we haven’t personally tested for you to discover yourself along with bonus giveaways too! Enjoy… New Affiliate: Personalized Creations We’re extremely [...]
Baby Cheapskate — Baby Cheapskate
- 57% Off Mega Bloks Tote Classic Have you been looking for a starter Mega Bloks set for your toddler or wanting to add to your child’s collection? Amazon has the MEGA Bloks Miniblocks Tote Classic 57% off at $6.49. It’s eligible for free Super Saver shipping. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- Coupon: 20% off at Carters and OshKosh Use code LABORDAY for 20% off your online purchase at OshKosh and Carters through Monday. In-store, too. Osh Kosh is having a Buy-one-get-two-free sale on select tshirts. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- 50% Off Site Wide at Pure and Little Through Monday, enjoy 50% off site wide at PureandLittle.com. Pure and Little sells organic baby and toddler clothing, organic bedding, organic toys and newborn essentials. The Kate Quinn tee shown here is just $7.50. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- Today at the Daily Deal and Private Sale Sites Check out BC’s “What’s New at the Daily Deal and Invite Sites” post daily to see what’s new at the Daily Deal and Private Sale sites (bookmark it!). New today: Ergo!, bobux, KidKraft sandboxes, Trumpette socks and more. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- Free Trio Racecar with Free Shipping [edited: looks like this deal is done] Mattel is offering a free Trio race car set with free shipping. Allow 8 to 10 weeks for delivery and expect the site to be slow. While supplies last. Thanks to Elizabeth for posting this deal on BC’s Facebook Fan Page. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- 45% Off Plan Toys Eco Town with Bonus Light Rail Train, Free Shipping The Plan Toys Eco Town Deluxe Adventure Set with Bonus Light Rail Train is 45% off with free shipping at Amazon. It’s $109.99. See more of Amazon’s End of Summer Toy Sale. See more Plan Toys on sale. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- 25% Off Safety 1st Air Protect Complete LX Car Seat The Safety 1st Air Protect Complete LX Convertible Car Seat in Cadmium is 25% off at Amazon with free shipping and returns. It’s $157.49, and usually sells for over $200. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- 30% off Clearance at P.S. from Aeropostale New at my Upromise deal blog, Mommy Saves Best: 30% off Clearance at P.S. from Aeropostale. Hurry! Last Day! Nice BTS deals for the kiddos. Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- Extra 30% Off Subscribe and Save Extended? Wow, this is really making me look like the boy who cried wolf! The extra 30% off Subscribe and Save Diapers/Wipes deal at Amazon was set to expire on 8/31 (according to the site), but it’s still up! Hooray! Thanks for reading BabyCheapskate.com!
- 26% Off Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System Need a full-sized stroller that will really go the distance (we literally put over a thousand miles on ours)? How about an infant car seat? Amazon has the Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System in Townsend 26% off at $200.15 with free shipping and returns. The system includes the Graco Snugride 32 infant car seat. Thanks... [Continue Reading]
Babygadget
- PAWLING/print studios, a break from the usual Had enough of the usual baby motifs, but still want to outfit baby in something ridiculously cute? No problem. Get an alpaca onesie. Or a tapir. Or an anteater. Heck, for a mere $25 bucks, you can get all three! Conceived by PAWLING/print studios, each of these cuties is as original (and as adorable) as baby himself.
- Mother cat and kitten Where do babies come from? Never worry again about having to explain the lurid details - just have this gorgeous, minimalist mother cat and kitten toy to hand (or, if you prefer, the cow in the same range). Handy - and unlike real life, when you want to tidy up, junior just pops back into his mum's tum. Hmm, so come to think of it, you might still have to do a bit of explaining - but at least this will broach the subject in a very natural way.
- Petit Collage elephant mirror You can rely on Petit Collage for consistently high-quality design. When you click on the 'about' tab, you understand why - it's all the work of Lorena Siminovich, artist/illustrator turned designer. This elephant mirror is a perfect example. I love the way the elephant emerges from such simple shapes, including the teardrop and circle cutaways that create the negative space. Just perfect for a baby's room (it's acrylic too, so no need to worry about breakage).
- Great Goose! I think part of the reason I had kids was so I could legitimately indulge my love of all things farm: sheep, bunnies, ducks and particularly, GEESE! So, OOOOOO, am I drooling over this exquisite, felted, wool, goose puppet! It's so expressive! So beautifully rendered! So cuuute! Part of a fantastic menagerie of hand crafted critters by Hungarian artist Klara, it's definitely an heirloom piece. What a wonderful way to engage your child's imagination (not to mention your goose fetish) for generations to come. Geese not your thing? (Whateverrrr!) Check out this balloon mobile. The animal figures come out! Another brillant decorative/play addition to any kid's room. The stork is great too!
- Kristian Vedel chair - a piece of design history This children's chair was designed in Denmark, back in the Fifties: it's now been recreated for today's kids to enjoy. Cleverly, it requires no screws or nails to hold it together, thus meeting the safety standards of even the most fretful parents. With its curved lines and coloured highlights, it looks good too. The only downside, as always when it comes to classic reproductions, is the price label. Let me sum that up in two words: not cheap. It may be time to start exploring the yard sales of Denmark...
- Babygadget not enough? Try Babiekins, too Goodness knows we try to bring you as many posts on kids' design as we can, but even we would admit that we can't offer coverage of everything. So, for those long moments between Babygadget posts, you may be glad to peruse the online Babiekins magazine. Styling itself as "for the trendsetting child", the publication brings together several inspirational contributers, mostly parents themselves. Fashion and interiors are interspersed with ideas for things to do with kids and some stunning photography. The Moomins interiors spreads are a particular highlight. The whole publication is visually beautiful, and it just goes on and on, with something to catch your attention on every page. Babiekins, we salute you.
- Solar powered night lights from Clifford Richards In March 2008 we featured the gorgeous paper sculptures of old-school designer/illustrator Clifford Richards. A friend recently drew my attention towards these solar-powered animal nightlights, and it was a delight to realise that the assured and somehow jolly shapes come from the same designer's hand. In powder-coated steel, these should last an entire childhood, and quite possibly beyond.
- Belle and Boo If you have fond memories of picturebooks from your childhood - or even those passed on from your parents' childhoods - then you'll love the illustrational prints of Belle and Boo, created by Mandy Sutcliffe. Somehow reminiscent of the Little Grey Rabbit and its ilk, the world Sutcliffe creates shows small children with bobbed hair and vintage style clothing. The images are available on art prints, cushions - and, if you really wish to embrace the look - clothing up to age 4. Goodness, I wish I had found this before my own daughter turned 4.
- Rockid We all know how difficult it is to transfer a just-fallen-asleep baby from your arms to its cradle. Well, maybe that'd be easier if the cradle were right there by your side. That's the concept behind the Rockid. Here at Babygadget, we appreciate furniture that grows with your offspring. Apparently, once your kid has outgrown the crib section, the Rockid can be transformed into one big rocking chair, which looks like it ought to have room for at least one adult and child to sit companionably side by side. All good. Via SwissMiss.
- Hasenpfeffer's custom recycled dolls They're not cheap (sample price, US $104.25) but they sure are awesome. At Hassenpfeffer's Etsy store, you can get a doll custom-made to any specifications. You might get one made in your child's own image, or a best friend, or simply dictate favourite colours for clothing and hair. Best of all, everything is recycled, strongly made and has amazing attention to detail. Via Poppytalkblog.
Project Nursery
- Introducing EMTanner Designs + a 20% Discount EMTanner, the site for modern personalized t-shirts, lunch boxes and plates.
- Baby Safety Month Part 1: Munchkin Safety Gates September is Baby Safety Month! Our friends at Munchkin, leading national designers and manufacturers of infant and toddler products, know just how important safety is for families. According to Safe Kids U.S.A., 2.3 million children suffer…
- Warm Those Chops With 15% Off Our friends at Pork Chop Kids are making headlines these days with their new back to school styles and highly anticipated holiday line. While I don’t have a little girl to dress daily (yet so I tell…
- Birth Announcements Gone Wild Now a days there are so many creative ways to display a name in the nursery. These big birth announcements for the wall from Ronnie’s Design are by far my favorite way of displaying baby’s birth information…
- Cupcakes Go Couture With The Cupcake Tower I knew at the age of five that cupcakes were nothing short of amazing. Now why couldn’t I have put that knowledge to work and capitalized on the cupcake craze that has taken over the nation?…
- Real Rooms: BluLabel Bungalow Goes Nautical There’s nothing like your own children to inspire you. Erika Ward of Erika Ward Designs is the woman behind the fabulous design blog BluLabel Bungalow which mixes home, decor and fashion. Her style is right up our…
- Play Group Birthday Party: Monkey-ing Around Play group birthday parties seem to be all the rage lately! Whether weekly or monthly, you spend a lot of time with both the moms and kids – so it’s no wonder you would want to…
- Bethenny Frankel’s Bellini Nursery I recently had the pleasure of working with reality star and NY Times Best Selling author, Bethenny Frankel on creating the nursery of her dreams for her daughter Bryn. Bethenny did not know she was having…
- Giveaway Vlog: Win Childproofing By Safety 1st Pros! While every parent is different when it comes to nursery design style, there’s one thing we all agree on: A Nursery Should Be A Safe Place! Little Crown Interiors regularly calls on the experts at Safety…
- Patterns Make For Fun Wall Art! Just a quick note this week to let you all know how excited I am about our new collection of children’s artwork. I had so much fun designing this collection for OopsyDaisy. There are over 20…
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- We've Moved! image: http://www.bellgirl.com.au Don’t adjust your internets, Droolicious has a new address and a slightly new look and search. We’re very excited to have launched new software so update your bookmarks, links and anywhere else you have us saved so you won’t miss out on the best (and worst) baby, kid and parent design on the planet. Follow us here! Trying to find that awesome stroller we talked about last month? Look it up in our archives on the sidebar. Happy shopping! - April Peveteaux, Babble Blog Editor
- A Possible Cure to Are We There Yet This lap pad is perfect for car trips or air travel. With a chalkboard on one side and a notepad on the other, your little artist can draw away the hours and hopefully that will cut down on the number of times you hear "Are we there yet?". The popsicles are cute, too. The Zookies Car Lap Pad is at Oompa for $31.99. Chalk, crayons and note pad are included. Shop Oompa for more styles of Zookies Car Lap Pads.
- 7 Days of Dad: Music to his Ears He ponied up for Mother's Day, so now it's time to get cracking on how to make Dad's day. Lucky for you, we were wondering too. So we're offering up seven days of what we'll be giving the guy who reads bedtime stories and changes stinky diapers. For dads whose playlist can't handle one more "waaaah" or "why," we can help. Help him get double duty out of his iPhone or iPod with the dexim docking station that hooks right into the TV for big-screen viewing and big sound listening of your downloaded podcasts and movies. One of the most affordable options out there at just $69.95, it was easy to set up and it's versatility means it will last (it works with most generations of the iPod or iPhone). With a wireless remote for easy control from his easy chair and a recharging option as part of the docking station, the dexim will let him share his favorites with his favorite little people. Because sometimes, he just needs to block it all out, EarPollution headphones from iFrogz can help. He can design his own set (or you can plug his tastes into their site to make him a pair), but even better than the style is the sturdiness of these headphones. Made to be folded up and stowed in the bag, they can handle your toddler yanking them off of Dad's head to ask him a question or accidentally (we'll give them the benefit of the doubt) sitting on them. Loud enough to drown out the noise, with good quality sound and comfortable fit, iFrogz hops onto the list for Dad. Check out more gifts for Dad this week on the 7 Days of Dad.
- Classic Vans for Robot Fans My boy already bounces around like he's part bionic. So to ease the wear and tear on his hinges and hydraulics, I opt for tried and true brands like Vans. These slip-on robot shoes ($34) feature ankle biter 'bots in lively colors. And let's face it: Summer is not the time to fight with laces.
- We All Scream for Ice Cream This new organic t-shirt by Little Lark is perfect for your little screamer! Nothing says "summer" better than a soft serve ice cream cone. Also available as a onesie for smaller screamers. Onesies are available in cream and light blue for $26. T-shirts are available in cream, brown and light blue for $26. Check out Little Lark's incredible selection of cool t-shirts for summer.
- Our Four Best Picks for Kids' Packs Summer vacation is coming. Whether you'll be packing the kids up for a trip to grandma's or getting a vacation yourself, you can't go wrong with these picks for packing:1. Little Passenger Sparky Junior Travel Backpack - They'll be so busy making their way through the adventures in this car-shaped backpack, they'll forget to ask "are we there yet?" seventeen times over. Stuffed with their own map and road atlas, plus travel-themed playcards and activity books, there's room to add a few more of their favorites into the bag before you hit the road.TIP FOR PARENTS: Use the accompanying dry erase markers to plot your road trip route in the map so they can follow along. Sparky's see-through make-up also means they can spot their toys from the outside, leaving you to drive while they paw through their Little Passenger. Get it from CSN Stores for $23.50 with free shipping. 2. Ramblin' Kids Suitcase by the Piggy Story - Retro- and rover-licious, this hard case is made in the grand old traditions of overnight cases. And while it really is an overnight case with limited room for their goodies, I say that in the best sense of the word. Packed with a soft blanket and pillow, the Piggy Story case is covered in a fun doggy print that suits both girls and guys. Take out the pillow and blankie to pack in an overnight outfit and a few of their favorite toys, or leave them in and send them off to granny's where she has doubles of their duds anyway. The case is small enough for them to carry, and sturdy enough that it will survive the trips. Get it from The Chocolate Cake Club for $54.3. Dastardly Dragon Overnight Bag by Sassafras - Let them out of your castle for an overnight adventure with a small bag that packs a surprising amount of room. The cuddly dragon (didn't know that could happen, did you?) lets this bag double as a friend to squeeze when they're away from home at night, but it's the ample space inside the zippered body that makes this a must buy for parents. Well, that and the sparkly "fire-breathing" tongue? Get it from the Chocolate Cake Club too - for $26.95. 4. Duffel Bag, Little MissMatched - The last thing you want when you're five hundred miles from home, is to find out your daughter's sippy cup that he chucked onto the bag beside her has soaked through the bag into all of her clothes. Hello waterproof linings! It doesn't hurt that these are cute (and a little on the kooky side), but the Little MissMatched bags make it onto the list thanks to ample space for all of their clothes (I packed ten days worth in my daughter's duffel on a recent trip), handles for little kids to cart them or a strap for Mom and Dad, and a lining that helps them stand up to being dropped in mud puddles on the way into the hotel or left too close to the pool. Get one for $30 (check out the different designs). Check Out More On the Go Goodies:Five Finds for On-the-Go With Your Little Monkey
- Spit Up: What Does a $1230 Baby Spoon Look Like? How much would you spend on a baby spoon? $1? $2? $5? Maybe $9.99? How about $1230? Yeah, I thought not. Want to see what a $1230 baby spoon looks like. Just look below and check it out for free! This Diamond Sterling Baby Spoon by Christofle is made of sterling silver and features a small diamond on the handle…hence the high price tag. This spoon is an exclusive for Vivre right here if you have that kind of money in your kid’s cutlery budget.
- Personalized Stickers By Frecklebox These Way To Go personalized stickers from Frecklebox are a hit with my son who is car crazy. I’m going to use them to label his backpack and water bottles. Prices range from $3.95 for 12 stickers to $9.95 for 48 stickers.See other designs at Frecklebox.
- Pregnancy Faves and Raves: Spoiled Mama Skincare Spoiled Mama's organic and natural skincare for pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding and babies offers an extensive collection of skincare products for all the stages of pregnancy and beyond. I thoroughly enjoyed spoiling myself with a few of their pregnancy products!My favorite was the Massaging Aloe Leg Gel which is perfect for us pregnant women in the summer. Spearmint leaves and Peppermint oil help with circulation of swollen, aching legs and feet. Keep it in the refrigerator for a refreshing treat. Let your husband massage your legs and enjoy one of the few perks of pregnancy! The Cocoa and Shea Tummy Butter smells like chocolate and feels luxuriously rich and wonderful on the skin. The Lavender Sugar Scrub helps with circulation, deep cleans and brightens tired skin. It also smells delicious. Beautiful packages are available for gifts. Everyone deserves to be spoiled. Shop Spoiled Mama.
- Do You Dream of Electric Pink Sheep? You got your white sheep and your occasional black sheep but what little kid gets to ride on their very own pink sheep? The lucky one who gets the Electric Pink Rocking Sheep by Danish Crafts. This fluffy hot pink sheep is an adorable option for the nursery that goes beyond just the black and white. But it’s an expensive option. It goes for $575 from Vivre here.
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- SNAKKES Wall Lamp – Speach Bubble LED Light Board SNAKKES is a wall mounted LED light board that functions as a wall lamp and a notice board. It would be great for the kids room where it could function as a “chalk board”. SNAKKES is the latest lamp from the Norwegian design collectiv Northern Lighting, and the word “snakkes” actually means “talk to you [...]
- Oopsy Daisy – Fine Art Lamps for Kids Oopsy Daisy creates fine art for kids, and amongst their selection of room décor there is a huge amount of colorful lamps. The lampshades features art by many different artists, and each lamp has a pull charm and a ceramic base that coordinates with the art. Owls on a Branch is one of my favorite [...]
- Rockid – Rocking Chair and Cradle in One So smart, practical, simple and cute! A rocking chair and cradle in one. The dutch Rockid could be a sleep deprived parents best friend. Instead of sitting beside the cradle rocking it with your hands, you can simply sit in the rocking chair part of the Rockid with one hand on the baby in the [...]
- 4 Companies With Merino Wool Products For Children Merino wool textiles have some fantastic characteristics that makes them the perfect textile for children. Merino wool textiles are stretchy, soft, comfortable, it absorbs moisture, stays warm even when it’s wet, is cool in summer and warm in winter, it’s odor resistant, naturally fire retardant and environmentally friendly. In short merino wool textiles are natural, [...]
- Beautiful Wooden Toy Set With Yoyo, Spinner and Hole-Stick-Toy Toys for the soul is a set of three wooden toys hand-crafted from beautiful rosewood and mahogany. These beautiful wooden toys are made in an Indonesian farming village, after sustainable principles. The set consists of a yoyo, a spinner and a hole-stick-toy. Toys for the soul wooden toy set is designed by Singgih Kartono, and [...]
- Space Invader Mirrors UK designer Michael Siney has designed a couple of super cute mirrors inspired by the famous 1978 computer game Space Invaders. The two mirrors are of the same space invader, one with hands up, and one with its hands down. Both versions are available for £45.00 at Honkydory Home.
- HA-RUE – Action Figure Tailors 1/6 figures and ball joint figures does actually have the possibility of getting their clothes from a real tailor! HA-RUE specializes in tailoring for the figures, and are making some incredibly nice stuff. The picture shows a David Beckham figure in an ivory coat, denim jeans and a white shirt. Via Toysrevil
- Geemo – Flexible Alien-like Magnet Toy Geemo is an alien-like magnetic toy with flexible arms that can grab- or repel each other. Kids have to use their fantasy and be creative when playing with Geemo. The possibilities this toy offers are great as you can make some really huge structures. Geemo is made under strict quality standards, is non-toxic and washable. [...]
- Custom Cartoon Portrait of the Kids How about a funny cartoon portrait of the kids to adorn the livingroom wall instead of the usual pretty photographs? Designer and Illustrator Ryan Feerer creates funny personal cartoon portraits of people and their favorite things based on a photo. Underneath is a couple of examples of portraits which Ryan Feerer has made for Randy [...]
- Shoes and Laces Wooden Toy Tying shoelaces comes easy to some children and for others it’s quite difficult. We adults often forget how much it means to learn things like tying your laces, and how hard it can be for children that are having difficulties learning it. Shoes and Laces Wooden Toy is meant to make shoe lacing fun, and [...]
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- We’re launching a Travel Edition soon – be a contributor! I’m well aware that parents are desperate to travel whenever possible. Summer vacation, 3-day weekends, holidays. You name, let’s leave the house and go somewhere fun! We have to get away from the dirty laundry and dishes sometime right? I also know that finding a family friendly hotel, lodge, or resort to stay at can [...]We’re launching a Travel Edition soon – be a contributor! is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
- $5 off ZooAtlantaPhotos.com photo books, calendars, and more through September 8th At the Zoo Atlanta Photo Site you can upload your own pictures and combine them with Zoo Atlanta’s professional, premium-quality images to make personal, customized photo books, posters, and calendars. http://www.zooatlantaphotos.com gives you what other photo websites cannot – access to dozens of zoo pictures and images. Bears sleeping on the day you visited? Monkeys [...]$5 off ZooAtlantaPhotos.com photo books, calendars, and more through September 8th is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
- Drink Hint Water for 6-Months FREE Hint Water is offering one lucky Facebook user the chance to win a 6-month supply of the zero-calorie, zero-sugar beverage when they opt to “like” the Hint page. Facebook users can enter to win by simply going to Hint’s Facebook page www.Facebook.com/DrinkHint and clicking to “like” it. Once the page reaches 5,000 fans, one grand-prize winner [...]Drink Hint Water for 6-Months FREE is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
- SHOUT Go Play Sweepstakes – Enter to win! SHOUT (you know.. the stain remover you use on your kids clothes a few times a week) has partnered with Growing Tree Toys and Rainbow Play Systems to offer an excellent opportunity to win a Rainbow Play Systems play set AND every week one winner will receive a $200 gift card to Growing Tree Toys. [...]SHOUT Go Play Sweepstakes – Enter to win! is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
- Tuesday August 24th online sample sales Don’t miss these online sample sales for Tuesday August 24th: Totsy – Sophie Catalou, Couture Clips, Jusami, Tea Collection ideeli – donna ricco, kenneth cole, samsonite, sweet romeo Gilt -Marc by Marc Jacobs, Juicy Couture, HABA Kids, Candy-Colored Gems Zulily – Legare Furniture, Beehave, BabyStar, Tees for Change, Uncommonly Cute Editor’s Closet – Fendi accessories, [...]Tuesday August 24th online sample sales is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
- August 23rd sample sales – Gilt, Rue LaLa, Totsy, Zulily and more.. Don’t miss these online sample sales for Monday August 23rd: Totsy – Couture Clips, Jusami, Cavichi, Me Too Infants, Tea Collection ideeli- Beetlejuice, da nang, hype kids Gilt -HABA Kids, Maclaren Strollers, Beryll eyewear Zulily – Smocking You Love by Jayne Copeland, Celebrity Studded Diapees & Wipees, Little Society, Pluie Pluie: Children’s Rain Gear, Kaloo, Keep Her [...]August 23rd sample sales – Gilt, Rue LaLa, Totsy, Zulily and more.. is a post from: The Mommy Insider. It looks like you are reading this post in your favorite RSS reader. Don't be shy..hop on over to check out our current giveaways, coupon codes, and to share your comments!
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- We're Moving....Creating a Dreamy New Toddler Room! Long time, no post! I have been a busy bee with working 3 full days per week as a Children's Social Worker again, pretending to be a "stay at home mom" on the other 4 days of the week and...
- Emme turns 2 with a Neverland Birthday Surprise! My baby girl is two...not so much a baby as a toddler/preschooler, but "my baby", nonetheless;) Ten of Emme's best toddler/preschooler friends joined our family for a Neverland Birthday Celebration of Pixies & Pirates! The girls donned pixie wings and...
- Cuddlebug's Baby Valentine Gifts at Polka Dot Whale! Valentine's Day is fast approaching (February 14th, to be exact), so you've got one week to get your orders in for Baby Valentine Gifts at Polka Dot Whale! We have so many sweet gifts for your sweet baby that are...
- Inauguration Speech Word Clouds - More Fun with Words Natalie's husband is popping in here today to post about Obama's Inauguration. Being a history buff, he was fascinated by these Wordle collages from our last 3 President's Inaugurations. Here's His Post: A quick follow-up from our last post. Here's...
- Fun with Words Now that Emme is starting to really use her "words" (the other day she said, "I don't know").....it reminded us of a fun web tool called Wordle. The tool takes a bunch of words or a website and creates "word...
- Merry Christmas from Polka Dot Whale & Baby Fashion Blog! The year has almost come to an end and, as usual, is all a wonderful blur.... We have been busy at home, at work and with family, busy raising Emme and busy running Polka Dot Whale. There are many highlights...
- RentAToy--An Awesome Holiday Gift for Young Families! A friend just forwarded me the link to a cool new Toy Rental Service called Rent A Toy.com... What a great holiday gift idea for any family with young children! The Rent A Toy package offers a Netflix-like service whereby...
- Holiday Family Fun! We have a December packed with fun holiday activities on the calendar! Emme is lucky to participate in fun activities everyday at her pre-school celebrating the holidays and at our Mommy & Me program, too. It is wonderful to celebrate...
- Cute Holiday Favorite Baby Gifts...Mullins Square & Pineapple Cove! Christmas and Hanukkah are right around the corner! I was feeling like I still had some time until the fun holiday art projects started streaming in from school....Goodness Gracious! I broke down and picked up some wrapping paper and ribbons...
- Natalie's Holiday Gift Guide...Do your Shoppin' at Polka Dot Whale! The elves (and I) have been busy gearin' up for busy weeks ahead in the Polka Dot Whale workshop! Check out my latest Polka Dot Whale Holiday Gift Guide featuring some of our hottest-selling baby items, all under $30....great gifts,...
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- Raw Banana Icecream Recipe A great way to use up very ripe bananas (instead of banana cake or muffins!)you need: 20 pitted dates - chopped, 2 tablespns raw honey, 2 tablespns extra virgin coconut oil (I found this at CS organics - very quite $$ but 1 bottle will go far!), 1 teaspoon vanilla extract - I used real (not imitation) vanilla essence, pinch cinnamon, 4 cups (sliced) ripe bananas.Cover and soak dates in lukewarm water for 10 mins. Drain dates and reserve liquid.Blend dates with 3-4 tablespoons of the liquid in a blender. Add honey, coconut oil, vanilla and cinnamon and blend until smooth.Add bananas and blend until mostly smooth (can leave it a little bit chunky if desired).Transfer to a stainless steel bowl.Freeze bowl (I popped a bit of glad wrap over the top), stir a couple of times before it reaches a semi-solid state, and freeze overnight.Allow to thaw at room temp 5-10 mins before serving.Would add a photo but it was too delicious and we've eaten it all!
- Downloadable patterns It's Sunday and it's raining and I am procastinating about tidying the house!So here are some great patterns for Wardorf dolls from Dancing Rain Dolls.Also, if you missed it on Facebook, here is a pattern for an Upcycled Baby Sleeping Bag and upcycled tank top bags. Happy Crafting!
- Babywearer Knitting pattern These babywearer ponchos are hot in Europe right now and very practical if you are using a sling or baby carrier in this weather! Babywearer Knitting pattern (Little Turtle Knits.com)(thanks to Melanie for the link!)
- Hire Things! I was fortunate to meet Iona of Hirethings.co.nz, which is quite frankly a very brilliant website.Hirethings quite simply allows you to hire stuff from other people or (if you have some useful stuff at home) it allows you to hire it out to other people!You might want to hire a bouncy castle, a bubble machine, kids costumes, a buggy, high chair, baby swing, backpack, the list goes on...Environmentally friendly (big tick) and makes total sense!At Organic Baby, we are joining the party and in the next few month's we will have available for hire: The Ergo Baby Carrier and Honey Child Nappies.We'll keep you posted....
- Vintage Baby patterns Downloadable for free at - http://www.vintagepurls.co.nz/content/9-freevintagepatternsGeniune vintage including a practical baby vest pattern.I do have a love of all things vintage!
- Vintage-inspired coats These gorgeous coats are made by Bev Lees in North Canterbury, fashioned using vintage blankets and adorned with Tagua nut buttons by ecofabric. They may be purchased through our web store.
- Born out of a love for good food Let us introduce you to Onefootprint, a fabulous Wellington-based Gardening Consultancy Service which uses organic principles to empower garden owners to grow good food at home.Onefootprint was born out of a love for growing good food and a passion to eat healthy, full-flavoured, nutritious food at home. That bought a partnership between Heather Murphy - a trained chef and avid gardener, and Kate Findlay, a horticulturist and applied science student.Heather and Kate can provide personal consultation to discuss and plan your seasonal edible garden requirements, assess and co-ordinate requirements for tools, natural sprays, fertilizers, composting and irrigation and even provide 10 Seasonal recipes to match your garden.Garden Consult gift vouchers are available for special occasions like birthdays, weddings, anniversaries. new house and new arrivals!
- Preloved Pic of the Week Divine retro-styled print...from Europe!"Smafolk" sz 74cm (9-12m)$14.00 from Organic Baby
- Buttons - for style with a conscience New Product!These buttons are made in Ecuador under fair and certified (ISO 9001: safe, equitable conditions) from Tagua.Tagua (pronouced "Tah-gwa") is the dried seedpod of the Tagua palm tree (Phytelephas Macrocarpa) which grows in tropical rainforest.The buttons come in natural or may be dyed as shown by the second photo (dyed with onion skins).The buttons by "ecofabric" are beautifully presented in an button card printed in New Zealand using EA latex based toner - the most eco choice for recycling and only available from Organic Baby (we are the first stockist!)
- Preloved Pic of the Week Preloved Tummy Tub (with instructions) only $30. These normally retail at $55 Tummy Tubs are fanastic for bathtime ....developed in cooperation with midwives, the unique shape of the Tummy Tub enables the baby to relive the security of the womb, which means baby feels more comfortable, and is more likely to enjoy bath time. Baby will naturally adopt the familiar and reassuring foetal postion.No more carrying around a heavy baby bath....the shape and size of the Tummy Tub means you need less water than a conventional baby bath and water stays warmer for a longer time.
BABY NURSERY DECORATING IDEAS BLOG
- UNIQUE BABY SHOWER THEMES - IDEAS for BABY BOYS AND GIRLS BABY SHOWER THEMES COOL and UNIQUE BABY SHOWER THEMES. Ideas for decorating, games and gifts. Baby Girl Shower Themes. Baby Shower Party Themes. Baby Boy Shower Themes. BABY SHOWERS TIPS for BEGINNERS!
- BUMBLE BEE BABY SHOWER THEME - HONEY BEE BABY SHOWER IDEAS, FAVORS DECORATIONS BUMBLE BEE BABY SHOWER IDEAS - HONEY BEE BABY SHOWER THEME IDEAS, FAVORS and DECORATIONS
- Madelyn's Pink and Green Nursery Pictures As you can see from Madelyn's pink and green nursery pictures, our baby girl's room has many different decorative elements including stripes, polka dots
- SIMMONS CRIB ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Yay! I finally found a way to get Simmons crib assembly instructions. There is a Simmons crib owners guide that is downloadable and a link to get Simmons
- Simmons Crib Assembly Instructions for Model No. 1606 I need Simmons Crib Assembly Instructions for Model No. 1606. I have been searching for the Simmons crib instruction manual for the Simmons 1606 crib
- TWIN NURSERY PICTURES - TWINS NURSERY DECORATING IDEAS TWIN NURSERY PICTURES - Stylish twin nursery decorating ideas and decor. A photo gallery of nurseries for twins. Nursery pictures for twins. Rooms for twins decorated by real moms.
- VINTAGE BABY SHOWER INVITATIONS - OLD FASHIONED RETRO BABY SHOWER INVITATIONS OLD FASHIONED VINTAGE BABY SHOWER INVITATIONS - Old fashioned announcement cards with vintage style wording for retro baby showers for baby boys and girls.
- BABY SHOWER INVITATIONS - UNIQUE INVITATION IDEAS for YOUR BABY SHOWER Cute,fun baby shower invitations! DIY Stylish baby invitations . Trendy baby announcements and baby shower thank you cards. Free printable invitations ideas. Free online party invitations.
- BABY GIRL NURSERY PICTURES - BABY GIRL NURSERY DECORATING IDEAS and DECOR BABY GIRL NURSERY PICTURES Girl nursery photo gallery. Baby girl nursery decorating ideas. Baby girl nursery ideas, designs and decor. Elegant, cute and feminine pictures of baby girl nurseries.
- PINK and BROWN NURSERY PICTURES - PINK and BROWN NURSERY DECOR DECORATING IDEAS PINK and BROWN NURSERY PICTURES. Adorable pink and brown nursery ideas. Get decorating ideas that will create a cute pink and brown baby nursery for your baby girl.
Consumer Reports
- Tips for managing at home with ADHD Tips for managing at home with ADHD Most children with ADHD have mild symptoms and do not need medication, says Michael L. Goldstein, M.D., a child neurologist in Salt Lake City and a former vice president of the American Academy of Neurology. "Many children and families have developed good strategies on their own so that symptoms do not cause distress to the child," he says. (See our guide to ADHD and treatments.) When implementing a nonmedication strategy, he says, "Parents should remember that ADHD is a disorder that decreases the child's ability to do what they want to do. Increasing punishment doesn't work for ADHD symptoms. Some behaviors may be deliberate misbehaviors that may require discipline, but most ADHD impulsiveness and inattention is not intentional and will not improve with discipline." What does work is "understanding what the child can do and changing the adults' expectations to closer align with the child's abilities. 'Now' is always the best time to initiate nonmedication strategies." (See more about ADHD treatments that work.) Following are nonmedication strategies from child neurologist Martin L. Kutscher (see video above) that you can use anywhere to help you and your child cope with ADHD. (See more about parent support.) Keep it positive. Because people with ADHD cannot put brakes on distractions, they will always attend to whatever is most appealing in their environment. Like moths, they are attracted to the brightest light and will stay there until something else becomes more interesting. Positive re-enforcers will get their attention. Constant criticism rarely improves a person's attitude. Keep it calm. No one (child or parent) can think clearly when stressed. Keep it organized. Kids with ADHD often do their work and forget to hand it in the next morning. They need organizational support from parents and the school. Keep doing all of the above. People with ADHD are born with a neurologically different brain that has difficulty executing a plan. Constantly provide a safety net: Continually monitor the situation from the sidelines, but step forward to help when needed. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Vacation photos: 5 mistakes to avoid Vacation photos: 5 mistakes to avoid Whether on vacation or at family gatherings, you're probably doing a lot of shooting this summer. But are you getting the most out of your digital camera? Here are some common mistakes to avoid: Using flash when you shouldn't. Flash can cause red-eye, wash out skin tones, and flatten scenes that ought to have depth. To avoid using flash, shoot with the sun or other light source to your back or move your subject closer to a window or other source of light. Using a slower shutter can also let you shoot in natural light, providing the subject and camera both remain quite still. When all else fails, turn up the ISO setting, but only as much as absolutely necessary. Never use flash on a subject more than a few feet away, as at a sporting event. All you'll get is a dim subject with a black background. (See more family and child photo tips.) Trying to squeeze too many photos on the storage card. You can do this by lowering resolution or increasing compression, but both will reduce the quality of larger prints you make later, such as 5x7 or greater. Memory cards are cheap. It's better to bring along extra storage and not compromise what may turn out to be lifetime memories. Not bringing a spare battery. Even if you charged the battery the same morning, reviewing shots on the LCD and using flash can deplete it by late in the day. Exposure to cold can also reduce battery life. To be sure you don't run out of gas just when some of your best photo ops present themselves, charge a spare and keep it on hand. Get more great photo tips in the full post on our Electronics blog. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Best cell phone for a preteen child Best cell phone for a preteen child If you're like me, back-to-school shopping may include buying a first cell phone for a kid who's becoming more independent. And you may, like me, be receiving entreaties from your fledgling phone owner to think smart. That is, to consider buying them a smart phone, or at least one of the many regular cell phones that come with a host of features aimed at younger users, like easy access to social networks and multimedia services. (See more back-to-school news and advice.) You're forgiven if you cave under the pressure—after all, a two-week family vacation can allow your kid ample, wearying opportunities to plead their pressing need for, say, a phone with the ability to shoot video. (I speak from recent experience.) But I recommend you hold the line, and do what I'm doing for my technology-obsessed 10-year-old daughter: Get a cheap, simple phone with a prepaid plan and see how things go. Here's why. Read the full Electronics blog post to learn more. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Ratings of kids' fruit juice drinks Ratings of kids' fruit juice drinks With claims such as "100% juice," "lower sugar," "no sugar added," and "with vegetables," buying a kids' juice box or pouch isn't child's play. We recently chose 10 popular drinks, checked their nutrition facts, and asked 35 children ages 6 to 17 for their preferences after blind taste-tests. (See our fruit juice drink Ratings, available to subscribers.) What we found. All products aren't the same. The amount of actual juice ranged from less than 10 percent to 100 percent; calories from fewer than 50 to more than 100; and sugar content from about 10 grams to 25. About those "100% juice" claims: Although the tested products with that label don't have added sugars, all are higher in calories and sugar than those with lower juice percentages. (See One in five children have risk factors for heart disease.) As for taste, Capri Sun Original Fruit Punch, with 10 percent juice, was rated highest: 79 percent of the kids said they'd drink it again. At 30 cents per pouch, it's also among the cheapest, and it has just 60 calories. The Ratings (available to subscribers) list all the tested options. Our children's panel was least enthused about Vruit Orange Veggie Blend, a "blend of 100% pure fruit and vegetable juices" with a carrot/veggie flavor. Did you know? The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests limiting fruit juice to 4 to 6 ounces per day for kids 1 to 6 years old and 8 to 12 ounces for older children. That could help kids avoid calories and cavities. (See Extra phys ed equals fitter, leaner kids.) Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- What if your child gets sick on vacation? What if your child gets sick on vacation? What I thought would be a relaxing summer vacation at my mother’s turned out to be my worst trip ever. That’s because I had to navigate the never-before-traveled path of getting medical treatment for my very sick 19-month-old son, while far away from home. The morning after we arrived at my mother’s house, my son woke up with a fever, threw up, and refused to drink just about everything. I knew I had to get him medical attention, but where? Family friends and neighbors referred us to their pediatricians, but they were either out of the office, too busy, or unable to handle a one-time visit with a new patient. Throughout the ordeal, I was in touch with my son’s pediatrician, especially since I knew he might get dehydrated. One doctor’s office recommended an urgent-care clinic. These clinics are for patients who need treatment right away but don’t necessarily need to go to an emergency room. Urgent-care clinics take walk-ins, and don’t schedule appointments. Consumer Reports’ medical consultants say it may be best to choose an urgent-care clinic affiliated with a hospital, if you can find one, which is what I did. I was prepared for a health emergency in one key way: I’d packed our health insurance cards. Everyone—adult and child alike—should have their health insurance information with them when they travel, in case of emergency. (In fact, you should have this with you at all times, even when you’re not far from home. You should also have key medical information with you—including a list of conditions if you have a chronic disease or any allergies, drugs you’re taking, and family contact information.) My son was diagnosed with a viral infection. As directed by the health professionals at the clinic, I gave him infant acetaminophen to keep the fever down. But when he continued to refuse fluids the next day, I became very concerned. I called our pediatrician back home and at his direction, brought my son to the ER at the nearest hospital, which didn’t have a children’s unit. (While all acute-care hospital emergency rooms should be able to handle a pediatric emergency, you can always inquire whether pediatric services are available if you have a choice of hospitals. You can also find organizations of pediatric hospitals online: the National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI) is one such source. (See their hospital directory search.) At the hospital, he received intravenous saline to treat his dehydration. That finally started him on the road to recovery, and he was allowed to come home with me. But he still has nightmares about the hospital visit—I think he was traumatized by going to a strange place and having strange people do strange things to him, most of which were painful—and I’m still reeling as well. (See Helping Your Child With Medical Experiences: A Practical Parent Guide (this is a PDF file) from Children’s Hospital Boston. Some tips for travel with children: Check with your pediatrician for steps on handling dehydration if it strikes your child before leaving for vacation. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the greatest risk to an infant with diarrhea and vomiting is dehydration, and a fever or increased air temperature (at a tropical locale, for example) can increase fluid losses and speed dehydration. Research the availability of doctors and healthcare facilities at your destination, in the (not unlikely) event that anyone in your family becomes ill. Check with your health insurance policy to see what is and isn’t covered at your destination, especially if you leave the United States. In addition, it’s a good idea to pack some basic medications for all travelers, as well as a first aid kit, and any prescription medications that family members take regularly or intermittently. —Sandra Temko, CRTV producer Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Unhealthy teen trends Unhealthy teen trends Unhealthy teen trends parents should be aware of: Noise exposure. About 12.5 percent of American children between the age of 6 and 19 have measurable noise induced hearing loss in one or both ears. (See Turn down the iPod.) Texting while driving. This practice is widespread and getting worse. According to a 2010 survey by AAA and Seventeen Magazine, 86 percent of drivers, age 16-19 admit to risky driving habits. Those who texted, sent, on average, 23 text messages while driving in the past month. Tattoos. Although most states have laws prohibiting minors from getting them, they are poorly enforced. Outbreaks of community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) skin infections among tattoo recipients have been related to sloppy infection control practices. Piercings. Besides traditional ear piercings which carry the standards risks of infection, allergic reactions to nickel, and scar formation, kids are piercing other parts of their bodies, including their nose, naval region, lips, eyebrows and tongues, as well as areas hidden from parents, such as the nipples and genitals. Bacterial infections are not uncommon as are risks of hepatitis, tuberculosis, HIV and tetanus. Deformity and scarring can be permanent. ADHD prescription drug abuse. The same drugs being used to treat attention deficit disorder are being freely shared by some teens on college campuses and high schools to give them an edge at preparing for exams. Tobacco escalation products. Like many teens, my son was convinced that, unlike cigarettes, smoking a hookah was not harmful. In fact, hookahs do use tobacco (referred to as Massel) which comes in a wide variety of flavors. Tanning salon use. Even though exposure to tanning beds before the age of 30 increases a person's risk of developing melanoma by 75 percent, this real danger is dampened by television shows that depict it as trendy and fashionable. Circle lenses/decorative contact lenses. Illegal to sell without a prescription, but easily bought online, doctors are concerned about risks of blinding infections and damage to the cornea. Biting and cutting and sucking blood. Yes, as unbelievable as it sounds, there’s a vampire movement afoot thanks to the glamorous portrayal of teen vampires on the Twilight series and The Vampire Diaries and the popularity of HBO’s True Blood. Tech use at night. The high-tech bedrooms of many teenagers are anything but dark and quiet. No wonder they're tired in school. Learn more about these disturbing trends in 10 troublesome teen trends. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Back to school: Help for kids with diabetes Back to school: Help for kids with diabetes An estimated 24 million people in the United States have type 2 diabetes—that’s about 8 percent of the population, up from 2.5 percent in 1980. Anyone with this chronic condition who receives proper and consistent care can live a good quality life, and can work and function normally. But if your child has diabetes, you may be anxious about how consistently he takes care of his condition during the day, once he heads off to school. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recently released guide, Helping your child manage diabetes at school, offers parents and kids tips to help them manage their diabetes during the school day and at extracurricular activities. Since a person with diabetes must manage this chronic illness constantly, the help of school staff such as nurses, teachers, and coaches can prove essential. They may help your child take medications, check blood-sugar levels, choose healthy foods in the cafeteria, and be physically active. (See One in five children have risk factors for heart disease.) The CDC suggests you: Create a diabetes management plan with the school. Work with your child’s doctor and school staff to manage diabetes throughout the day, and to learn how the school handles any diabetes-related emergencies. Check for necessary diabetes supplies. A child with diabetes should carry a blood glucose meter, testing strips, lancets, extra batteries and glucose tablets, as well as other essentials in their backpack every day. Make sure your child can manage diabetes at a level appropriate for his or her age. If a trained school employee helps your child monitor their blood sugar, make sure your child knows the symptoms of low blood sugar and where and when to go for testing. If carrying their supplies presents a problem, arrange for supplies to be left with a responsible adult at the school. Encourage your child to eat healthy foods. Prepare a healthy breakfast, and pack a healthy lunch. Make sure your child gets one hour of physical activity every day. Being active can help your child improve his or her blood-sugar control. Also, limit TV and computer screen time to ensure adequate time for physical activity. Help prevent sick days. Children with diabetes can take longer to recover than those without the condition. Make sure your child has all the recommended vaccinations, including the flu shot, and washes her hands regularly. About 1.5 to 2 million people in the U.S. have a form of the disease called type 1 diabetes. In this condition—usually diagnosed in childhood or the early teen years—the pancreas stops producing insulin altogether. People with type 1 diabetes must inject insulin every day. Type 2 diabetes is one of the most serious medical conditions affecting our nation today. In this type, the body’s cells become resistant or insensitive to insulin, which is then produced in less-than-optimal amounts by the pancreas. It was once referred to as “adult onset” diabetes, but no longer. In recent years, the incidence of type 2 diabetes among children and adolescents has exploded. A good part of that surge is due to the dramatic increase in the number of young people who are physically inactive and overweight or obese over the last 20 years. (See 4 ways to keep your child at a healthy weight.) Studies conclusively show that diabetes more than doubles the risk of developing and dying of heart disease and other problems. Indeed, the condition is as potent a predictor and risk factor for heart disease and heart attack as are cigarette smoking, high blood pressure, and uncontrolled high cholesterol. As the CDC notes, parents and schools want all students to be safe and to learn in a supportive environment. By taking these steps, parents can get their children on the right track. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- Baby, child, and parent news headlines Baby, child, and parent news headlines Recent news headlines about safer school supplies, new parents and sleep deprivation, and more. Child health and wellnessA new report from the Royal Horticultural Society has found that when children work in school gardens they develop increased life skills, greater literacy and numeracy and are more responsive to the challenges of adult life.—Treehugger A new study finds that girls are more likely today than in the past to start developing breasts by age 7 or 8. The issue is of concern for both medical and psychosocial reasons.—The New York Times (free registration required) According to a study from the Urban Institute…49% of American babies born into poor families will be poor for at least half their childhoods. Those poor at birth are more likely to be poor between ages 25 and 30, drop out of high school, have a teen nonmarital birth, and have patchy employment records than those not poor at birth.—Center for Media Research The Apps for Healthy Kids competition is part of First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! campaign. The competition calls on software developers, game designers, students, and other innovators to develop fun and engaging interactive tools and games that help communicate healthy lifestyle choices.—Supermarket Guru Back-to-schoolThe Center for Health, Environment & Justice (CHEJ) has released a free Back-to-School Guide to PVC-Free School Supplies. In addition to phthalates, PVC can also contain lead, cadmium and organotins, all of which can have adverse health effects and have been linked to asthma, obesity and learning disabilities.—inhabitots Parent wellnessWomen who gain a lot of weight during pregnancy are more likely to have high-birth-weight babies, which may increase the children's risk of becoming obese later in life, a new study suggests.—USA Today A recent sleep survey in the UK found that parents lose an average of six months’ sleep during the first 24 months of their child’s life. According to the Silentnight survey, about 10 percent of parents only managed to get 2.5 hours of continuous sleep each night.—inhabitots The Good Men Project was launched in June and is one of a crop of new magazines...that cater to men with features about parenting, relationships, and mental health as opposed to articles about sex and sports common in some traditional men’s publications.—Boston Globe (via boston.com) Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- If your child gets locked in the car If your child gets locked in the car If you ever find yourself in any perilous situation involving your car, knowing what to expect and being prepared can provide peace of mind, and maybe even save a life. Rule No. 1 is to keep your cool and help your passengers remain calm. Panic won't benefit anyone. If your child (or pet) gets locked in the car, don't hesitate to pry open or break a window. Make sure it's the one farthest from the trapped passenger. Use whatever's handy, such as a jack tool from another car, a screwdriver, or some other sharp tool. If you're not successful after just a few minutes, call 911. See the survival strategies that we recommend for other harrowing driving predicaments, including: brake failure, car crash, car fire, overheating, and more. Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
- How to choose a diaper pail How to choose a diaper pail Changing diapers, of course, is the least glamorous aspect of taking care of a baby. But it must be done many times a day, and the right diaper pail can make the job easier. That’s especially true if you have more than one baby at a time in diapers—twins or triplets, or children close in age. The type of diaper pail you’ll want depends on whether you’re using cloth diapers or disposables. Cloth-diaper users may favor a “dry” pail, a lined plastic pail you put rinsed diapers in until wash time. “Wet” pails—a plastic pail for soaking diapers before laundering—were once the standard, but are not used much anymore. The typical disposable-diaper pail is also plastic, and it may be rigged with special liners or devices that dispel diaper odors, or for use with regular garbage bags. The right diaper pail can make diaper duty less of a chore. Pails that use their own liners typically contain odors better than those that use garbage bags, but refills do cost more, though some products that take garbage bags may claim to control odors. If you use cloth diapers, dump solid waste into the toilet before depositing a soiled diaper into the pail. It’s a good idea to dump waste from disposables, too; that added step helps cut down on the odor. (See cloth vs. disposable diapers.) Look for a secure lid; any diaper pail can be a danger to a young child. Plastic liners in a disposable or dry pail are a suffocation hazard; water in a soaking pail is a drowning peril. And a child who lifts a diaper pail lid and falls in may not be able to get out. Capacity counts too, although we have found in previous testing that manufacturers may claim a pail holds more than it actually does. But as diaper size increases, any pail holds fewer diapers. And besides, whether you go with cloth or disposables, you will want to regularly empty the pail anyway to minimize odor. A pedal- or motion detector-opening mechanism makes disposal faster and easier. A taller pail means you won’t have to bend as far. When you’re changing diapers all day, every day, anything that helps you out is a plus. Related: Seventh Generation diapers and other products to be sold at Walmart Take the stress out of potty training Subscribe now! Subscribe to ConsumerReports.org for expert Ratings, buying advice and reliability on hundreds of products. Update your feed preferences
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