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  • Plush Baby Photo Albums from Gund

    Baby books for newborn babies are always a good gift, but I've always been a fan of baby photo albums. We've been the recipient of a few soft sided books with family pictures in them over the years, but my favorite are from Gund. We have the traditional " My Family Photo Album " (shaped...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by moderndaydad on 06-25-2008
  • A Delivery Story That's Truly Incredible

    Fill that mug with coffee and recline that office swivel chair -- have I got a pregnancy and delivery story for you. Xochitl Parra is a 17-year-old high school student who, somehow, managed to hide her pregnancy from her parents for nine months. Assuming they would kick her out of the house once they...
    Posted to Strollerderby (Weblog) by Jen Chaney on 05-05-2008
  • First Week Home: 5 Things That Didn't Work Out

    5. Safety 1st "Safe Saver" Bathtub, $12.99 - I'm a sucker for any product that says it saves space, but this sink bathtub, while tiny and collapsible, didn't fit in my fairly standard kitchen sink. In fact, it was a hand-me-down from another set of parents, who didn't want it because...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 05-01-2008
  • First Week Home: The Best Bottle

    As you may have gathered from my previous posts , I’m breastfeeding. But due to weight gain problems, we had to supplement for a while – and now, I occasionally have to leave the house for more than two hours, so my husband bottle-feeds him pumped milk. We tried a number of bottles during those first...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-28-2008
  • First Week Home: 3 Places to Put Down Your New Baby

    Like many new babies, mine wanted to be held constantly at first – so it was a relief to realize, after a few days, that we could actually put him down: in his crib, or the bassinet in the play yard , or the middle of our bed. Here are three more products that have helped give our arms a break. 3. Bright...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-28-2008
  • First Week Home: 3 Great Non-Girly Diaper Bags

    Let’s be honest with each other: any bag can be a diaper bag. But although I sometimes leave the house with only a few diapers and a burp cloth stashed in my regular purse, I really like these 3 diaper bags.* The abundance of pockets and super-practical design means I’ll probably continue to use them...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-25-2008
  • First Week Home: 3 Breastfeeding Essentials

    1. Medela Freestyle Pump –about $350; go here for stores. I started out with a Pump in Style , heretofore the gold standard of home breast pumps. Mine was nine years old (you can buy new kits to keep things sterile) and still worked great. But when it was time for a new one, I opted for this brand-new...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-25-2008
  • First Week Home: 3 Reasons To Get a Boppy

    To sit on, during the inevitably bumpy, pothole-filled ride from the hospital. If you had a vaginal delivery, this use alone will be worth the price. To put in your lap while you’re typing, so the baby has a cushy place to curl up as you work. To feed the baby. Although I really like the Brest Friend...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-24-2008
  • First Week Home: 5 Essential Babble Bests

    I based most of my registry off our Babble Best lists – because I know how much time and effort our writers put into testing all those products, and Lord knows I didn’t have time to test all the available diaper pails myself. I highly recommend this strategy. Here are 6 Babble Bests that are getting...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-24-2008
  • First Week Home: 5 Surprising Things You’ll Need in the Delivery Room

    1. Camelback water bottle – Three words: Built. In. Straw. Tipping a water bottle over to drink from it is going to seem like a Herculean task while you’re busy pushing out a baby. And you’re gonna be thirsty. Trust me, you will want this. $11.95 on Amazon. 2. A Sock With Tennis Balls In It. – Even if...
    Posted to droolicious (Weblog) by editors on 04-23-2008
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