Baby Jar Foods: Infant, Britax
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Food and Air Travel
Asked by M.M. from Las Cruces
on March 15, 2009
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I will be flying next week to Kentucky with my 14 mo son and my 3 year old daughter. My question is does anyone know about taking our own snacks on the plane. Also h...
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- I flew many times with my two little ones this last year. You're right, the liquid rules, don't apply to sippy cups and drinks for your kids. It just has to be a reaso...
- I don't know about the milk but you can take any kind of dry snacks with you as long as they are not opened. You should be fine with pretzels, cookies, granola bars, s...
- I know they say you can bring prepared formula though but I have been made to dump it out. The snacks you should have no problem with. Depending on which airline you a...
Best Baby Shower Gifts and Ideas for Games
Asked by C.B. from Madison
on March 24, 2008
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I have a two-part question as my mom and best friend have started to plan my baby shower. First, what were the best and worst gifts you received at your baby shower, o...
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- i love the clothes pin game. everyone is given one clothes pin and thru out the party if some one catches someone else with their arms or legs crossed they get their c...
- I think the BEST gift we received was our exersauser... It was the only way for me to get a shower or dishes (etc) done. A major must! The cutest game I've ever se...
- Best presents: Boppy pillow Jogging stroller Gerber Burp Rags (get lots..go through 3 a day sometimes) Nuk brand pacifiers Onsies, all sizes Sleep sacks High ch...
Car Seat for Flight
Asked by C.P. from Charlottesville
on March 5, 2008
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My husband and I will be flying with, at the time of the flight, our almost 11 month old daughter and we have purchased a seat for her but I noticed that the car seat ...
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- I do not have experience on those particular airplanes, but I do know that i have a large carseat and it has fit on every plane I have been on. You should be able to c...
- We flew to Colorado last July with a 2 1/2 year old and 13 month old. I think on Frontier, so I'm not sure about other airlines. I would call. I also took the print ou...
- Hi C.! You will find that most car seats will be standard to 19 inches. I would check with the airline to see if they will supply you with a carseat. Or will they a...
Advice on What I Really Need!
Asked by M.K. from Syracuse
on August 6, 2008
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I'm expecting my first baby in December...just looking for some advice/recommendations on what I will definitely need right away in terms of supplies/gear. Also- woul...
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- Mara - one tip that was given to me (although I didn't listen but understand it now) was this: You will get sooooo many clothes that are sized 0-3 months or even 6 mo...
- ToysRus have a great selection...it may help to go into the store and see what they have.
- Mara, Congratulations! Alot of what you'll need depends on your life style. It's been awhile (mine are 11 and 13). Must haves: A car seat- If both you and...
Trouble Introducing Solids
Asked by D.C. from Savannah
on October 20, 2008
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I breastfed my baby for 6mos exclusively like they recommend. I have introduced rice cereal and now oat but she really dislikes solids. I even tried a little bit of pe...
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- My pediatrician gave me the best advice on solids. He told me to eat around my boys - we had dinner together on certain nights with the twins in high chairs. When th...
- Hi- I did not exclusively breastfeed for more than 6 months. However, I am aware that people do it. I know people that have breastfeed for 12 months. Breast milk stil...
- A healthy baby who does not want to start solids simply is not ready. Just wait a bit before trying again. I have nursed for up to a year before starting solids; it al...
Seeking Car Seat Information
Asked by G.G. from Denver
on September 7, 2006
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My daughter is about to turn one and my parents want to buy her forward facing car seat. There are several on sale that they are looking at. Is there a website or some...
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- I just bought a new carseat yesterday for my daughter, and I checked out the consumer reports website first. It doesn't have a ton of information, but it was helpful....
- First off...I urge you to keep your baby rear-facing. Yes, the MINIMUM is 1 year and 20 pounds, but it is safest to keep them rear facing until they reach the limit on...
- There's a book called Baby Bargains... it's like a Consumer Reports, but only has kids products. They publish a new one every year and rate everything on price, safet...
