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Love my tripp trapp, but i think the new hang sitt (booster/highchair to go) would be great for apartment and small house dwellers

our new home has window units. it is nice to not feel bad to switch them on and off as opposed to the central air of our old home. i can cool the downstairs down for an hour or so and feel fine the rest of the day.

at night our row home though get's very sweltering upstairs so we sleep with a unit on.

ebay it! i bet you'll get way more then 250

we bought a home with a 1951 stove. it isn't practical if you bake big meals in the oven. like the thought of cooking cupcakes for my son's first seemed overwhelming. we love it though she really is a true gem to our kitchen.

if we do every replace her it is going to mean we have to replace all the cabinets too as she is so much larger then modern appliances.

I am a little concerned so many people are recommending infant loungers/bouncers, if this person is looking at jumperoos their child is way best the age of the bjorn bouncer. fwiw we bought the fisher price bounce and spin froggy. it was the smallest food print, it bounced play music (we never installed batteries) and it was gender neutral.

Like someone above mentioned they are used for such a short amount of time once a baby can crawl and move they don't want to be in them anymore!

We boil water in a tea kettle turn on the forman and pour the water over it and let it flow directly into the sink. Then we use paper towels to pick up the excess. It isn't perfect.

it's pretty, but doesn't look practical at all.

i cringe at which of the toys will wind up under my tree from the grandparents to be honest

Love that the space actually looks used. There is an actual coffee pot etc. I am tired of the overly staged look.

for nursing mamas i have found phillies and mets ballparks allow you to nurse in first aid. they are quiet and air conditioned