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Display Name: yummyyummychicken
Member Since: 10/19/10

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I'm guilty of having more than a few toys in the car for my kids. My 2 1/2 year old daughter has a play laptop, books, and a travel aquadoodle and my 7 month old has teething toys and other clip on toys on his car seat.


Toys And Car Safety
4/20/11 3:13 PM

I love this room! I would clone exactly for my sons nursery if I could. :)


My Room: Hunter
Ottawa, Ontario
4/19/11 7:02 PM

Around here I grew up (after 21 of course) using Blue Crab Bay bloody mary mix that is excellent. Like Clamato, but better. http://www.bluecrabbay.com/Sting-Ray-Bloody-Mary-Mixer-Undressed/productinfo/00001/


5 Tips From Chemists for Making the Best Bloody Mary
4/6/11 1:18 PM

The baby in the Etsy listing looks way too little to be sleeping in that bed. Hopefully posed just for the listing? Or maybe not? My kids would have fallen right off that race care bed before they were 2. :) Cute curtain though.


Twinkle Curtain
Etsy Find
4/6/11 12:27 PM

I have the smaller one too and was about to buy another...but yay! Now I can just get this one.


Lawn Countertop Drying Rack by Boon Inc.
Daily Find
4/6/11 12:23 PM

I'm seconding the question on grainy photos. I have a Nikon D90 that i won in a raffle and have been using with moderate success outside of Automode. When I shoot in "A" which is what I've been told to shoot in for every day photos -- I find that my pics aren't crisp or brilliant even if I have my ISO adjusted correctly. (By that I mean I've had it lower and it's super blown out and higher and it's too grainy). Essentially....with a basic lens set, how do you take crisp, brilliant pics of your kids?


Your Chance to Ask a Photograher!
2/4/11 11:51 PM

We have used this one for both our babies (one girl one boy) and have loved it! http://www.amazon.com/First-Years-Comfort-Newborn-Toddler/dp/B000GBGO26/ref=sr_1_17?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1295055254&sr=1-17
The sling is great for newborns and at about 4-5 months depending on the size of your child (mine were both over 9lbs) easily converts to the bath tub by 6 months. We have a textured bottom bathtub so all the adhesive things I tired (including bathmats and decals) never stuck. This tub was a life saver until our daughter could sit up --and our son is still using it as he's a newborn. :)


Alternatives To Bath Mats
Good Questions
1/14/11 8:38 PM

I have the first one (from The Wheatfield) framed in my daughter's room and it's lovely!


You Are My Sunshine Prints
1/4/11 2:14 PM