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Goody Bags for Birthday Parties
... bought the at-home machine from Target - not sure how pricey though. ..... We've done the counting, sorting and packaging so that you don't have to. ...
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- For a recent party, my 6-year-old was asked to bring one wrapped age-appropriate children's book in lieu of a gift. They played a game to select the books, and the bir...
- Coloring books with crayons from the dollar store are always great - not junky and kids love to color. You could always get pencils or erasers too depending on the ag...
- We have done a McDonalds gift card for a happy meal, with one small junky toy (the kids like them) and one piece of candy. It worked well. We spent about the same amou...
School Lunch Ideas
Kids love packaging, so small packets of Potato Sticks or pudding add a lot to ...... nutritious fare often available a la carte or in the vending machine. ...
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- I have packed yogurt for my kids all through preschool and it stays fine with one of those re-freezable blue ice things you can buy at Target. Plus - in most kinde...
- First get a lunch box that has the thermal stuff in the lining. You can put the plastic freezer thingies in and it will keep stuff cold enough until lunch time. If you...
- Hi B.! I am a stay at home mom to a 4 year old son and 8 month old little boy. I believe in healthy meals and snacks and hope that my advice can help you. My son ...
Diapers Leaking
DO NOT go by the weight on the packaging!!! My youngest son is barely 6 1/2 mos old .... Walking & Taking First Steps · Teething Tablets · Washing Machine ...
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- We've also experienced this problem with our 22 month old son. We had been using Pampers on him since birth with no leakage issues. We've now tried Huggies and Luvs ...
- My son is 17 months old and in Size 6 Huggies. I have been looking everywhere trying to find the Size 6 Overnites. He was in Size 7 Pampers but the Huggies hold the ...
- I never liked Huggies because of that very problem. They seemed to fill up very fast. I have had good luck with Luvs. Just make sure you're using the right size. S...
Creative Ways to Announce Pregnancy to Family
We opened the packages, removed the rolls and wrote on the bottom of the packaging "Baby Teller due July 2002". So, as everyone passed the rolls around the ...
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- huggies diaper with chocolate kisses still wrapped a miniture rattle and maybe a note telling them or something
- We did the shirt thing, too, for our second. I had my 18 month old wear the "I'm a big brother" shirt under a button up shirt. We had a joint birthday party for my n...
- Take a picture of the positive pregnancy test. Make copies of the picture and wrap it different for each person you give it to, not the same shape...that should give...
Unscented Diapers
They are unscented, have no chlorine or alcohol, and are really good and absorbant - they also come in a packaging (it's a soft plastic "wipee refill" sort ...
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- My daughter had sort of the same problem. I recommend cloth diapers. Are you sure it's not a yeast infection? Sometimes the babys urine doesn't mix well wtih the di...
- Hi J., My now 2-year-old grand-daughter had the same problem when she was about 4-months old. She had gotten a terrible rash that would not go away with anything. ...
- My daughter had a rash that no amount of cream would take care of because of the moisture. I used a lot of baby powder (cornstarch) and it cleared it right up. It's b...
Getting Rid of Smell in Duvet Cover?
Asked by R.S. from San Diego
on April 16, 2009
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I bought a duvet cover and when I pulled it out of the packaging it had a terrible smell to it, like it was burned or something. I've since washed it twice and have n...
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- Wash the duvet again and put vinegar (not much, about a cup in a full load of water) in the water. It takes out odors, believe it or not! I have tried it and it works!
- Hi R., Try some Oxy Clean, or some Baking Soda. That usually helps over here. K.
- I would try vinegar. Also, someone had suggested using vinegar and baking soda, but be careful about mixing those - my son and I use that combination in science experi...
Cloth Diapers Vs. Disposable?
Asked by A.W. from Seattle
on May 20, 2008
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I was wondering what you ladies thought of cloth diapers vs. disposables? I used Pampers with my first child and spent a fortune, especially the first several months....
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- I have not used cloth diapers personally, but I have several friends who do. The cleaning issue seems to be the biggest concern for most people. My friend estimates th...
- I have used both cloth diapers and diposies. Personally I prefer cloth. They are so easy to use and I feel much better about the environmental impact. (MUCH CHEAPER T...
- I am a mama of an 18 month old and have used cloth since day one! (well day 4 actually, when we got home from the hospital :) I have used a total of 2 package of dispo...
"How to Read Labels for Risk of Nut Allergy"
Asked by K.D. from Wheeling
on August 25, 2008
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My son's immune system is weak so he's been assigned to a disinfected table in the school cafeteria with two children who suffer from nut allergies. I need to be caref...
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- Here is a terrific website(Kids with food allergies): http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/ Check it out. It's a terific organization with plenty of support and info!
- It's really silly that schools will separate children like that. You should talk to the principal. A lot of schools nowadays have gone peanut free because of the inc...
- ANY reference to nuts on the label could be deadly to a person allergic to nuts. The label may show that it "Contain nuts", "may contain trace amounts of nuts," or "pr...
Going Green: Need Cloth Diaper Advice
Asked by S.M. from Stockton
on May 23, 2008
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With the rising cost of oil and just out of concern for the environment I feel compelled to start using cloth diapers at home. I have no idea how or which to buy. So...
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- Hi S., I've been cloth diapering my daughter since her umbilical stump fell off and it's been surprisingly easy. There are lots of options for diapers. For the m...
- Hi S.. There is a great group called Natrual Mommy at http://naturalmoms.ning.com/. Someone there would definitely be able to answer all of your questions. I know...
- I love cloth diapers. My son has been in them since he was about 4 weeks old and my sister cloth diapered all 4 of her kids. I use tots bots which are from the UK (a...
What's Your Number One, Must-have Product?
Asked by S.M. from New York
on April 30, 2008
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Our baby is due the end of July. We live in just under 500sq ft, a normal one bedroom in Manhattan. The only thing we have in the apartment for the baby is the crib, a...
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- Just had to add this, my baby hated the swing. She cried whenever I put her in it. She didn't start liking it until she was about 6 months. Sad. The book, Happiest Ba...
- We received a bouncer at the baby shower for our son, and I can't tell you how many crying fits the vibrating feature soothed. He loved the rocking motion, also. The o...
- Baby Papasan Chair by Fisher Price. It is inexpensive, folds flat, vibrates to soothe an infant, and cradles them so that they feel secure. My son used it all the ti...
