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LBGMeehan
Mom, Portland, OR
Toddler
NewMesh Crib Bumpers: No Entangled Limbs, but Without the Suffocation Risk...
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Ages & Stages: Pregnancy, Baby
Wanting to avoid the suffocation risk, we chose not to purchase my daughter's crib a bumper when she was first born. Once she got more active, however, she would roll around and her arms and legs would become trapped
NewAmazing Candid Photos of Children, Weddings, and More
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Ages & Stages: General Interest | Locality: Portland, OR
A friend of mine takes amazing photos; he took our family's picture for Christmas this year, and he made us look great! His unique, creative candids were so much better than the kind you see taken by department stores,
+1Affordable Top-quality Infant Formula (with DHA and ARA) at Costco
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Ages & Stages: Baby
When we were ready to stop breastfeeding, my daughter was still too young to switch to milk, and we were very worried about the cost of formula. We were very excited to discover that Costco's Signature Kirkland Infant
NewA Better Alternative to Any "Baby Yogurt"
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Ages & Stages: General Interest
Before I was a mother, I found out about yo baby yogurts, and thought, "Oh, that's nice! They have special healthier yogurt for babies!" Have you examined the nutrition information on the labels, or on those
NewBlog on Green/Eco-Conscious Parenting
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Ages & Stages: General Interest
I just wanted to let people know about my blog I write for EcoMetro (makers of the Chinook Book). It is focused on environmental, green, eco-conscious-or whatever you want to call it-parenting and households. I'd love
+1Ditch the Pull-ups: They Hinder Instead of Helping
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Ages & Stages: Toddler, Preschool
While it may seem tempting to use pull-ups, at least with younger children, they tend to hinder the process of potty-training. We started potty-training my daughter around the age of 19 or 20 months. She showed all the signs
+1Cheaper Alternatives to "Baby" and "Toddler" Foods
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Ages & Stages: Baby, Toddler
When my daughter was early on in trying solid foods, I pureed many of my own fruits and veggies, which is much, much cheaper than buying the purees from the store-plus had no additive ingredients. If you don't want to
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