charmesh's Profile
| Display Name: | charmesh |
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| Personal URL: | http://www.blogspot.com |
| Member Since: | 6/20/07 |
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I would use the snap cup for myself in my purse. Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh | Thursday Giveaway: Boon Feedling Line |
6/5/08 2:35 PM |
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Not homogenized. The website warns that it may be pink from the blood in the milk. And there are cows on the family ranch. The calves are kept with the mothers for a while. And the milk is just used in Foster Farms milk. So one would assume that they are allowed to on an organic, free range farm. The reason I didn't use it with my son is because he has an adrenal problem, so even though he has never had anything more serious than a cold, he is not healthy. So unpasturized milk would be too dangerous. Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Cooking With Colostrum |
6/2/08 2:15 PM |
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I was going to buy the milk for my son. But the milk and colostrom are unpasturized. So there isn't a problem with heating killing the antibodies. Unpasturized milk isn't really a worry if you are healthy person. Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Cooking With Colostrum |
6/2/08 9:53 AM |
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I just bought a vintage Two Tune TV off of eBay. I was going to use it as a music box for the baby. I was looking to decorate with a lot of adult things and thought that this would be a nice way to bring in kid things. Apartment Therapy - Classic Toys at Back to Basics |
11/28/07 7:46 AM |
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I am all for tracking the kids. My oldest has autism and his middle school actually lost him. He has the Wherify phone, it probably isn't charged. But $500 on a coat for a growing kid is stupid. By the phone, sew a pocket onto the coat your kid already has, and save $400. What are you supposed to do when it's too hot for a coat? It's still in the 80s here. I love wasting money, but this is the stupidest idea ever. Apartment Therapy - Hot or Not?: GPS Children's Jacket |
10/26/07 9:45 AM |
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Why not just buy an actual desk and pretend it's a changing table. Nobody ever uses a changing table unless it's their first baby. Owo Changer & Kawa Wall by Timkid |
8/14/07 9:12 AM |
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I have 4 generations living at home, myself, my mom and grandma, and my two boys. I work from home so I am able to keep an eye on my Grandma while my mother is off at work. And they can afford a better lifestyle by living with me. And my mother can't cook either. I think moms stopped cooking in the sixties. Blogging NYT: Multigenerational Cooking |
6/20/07 10:19 AM |
