CaseW's Profile
| Display Name: | CaseW |
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| Member Since: | 3/14/07 |
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We don't have a separater. But will think about it now. Using Furniture To Create A Separate Play Area |
6/2/11 8:07 PM |
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Love it! I have a few waiting for recycling. Repurpose Empty Puffs Containers For Toddler Bowling Nice Girl Notes |
4/27/11 8:20 PM |
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Great idea! Wish I thought of it when my sister was organizing my baby shower. Since I purchased the essentials on Craigslist, I ended up returning most of the gifts and using the 'gift' cards to buy diapers. Secondhand Baby Shower |
3/15/11 5:33 PM |
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Very interesting results. It would have been nice to see the results segmented by age ranges of boys and girls (0-2, 3-5, etc) and see if there is correlation between growing societal factors and type of toys they play with. Thinking Outside the Gender Toy Box (or Not) A Survey on Gender & Toys |
3/14/11 3:27 PM |
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Oxi-clean in our house. I spot clean with the spray and add the powder along with detergent. I also soak any bad stains in cold water with some Oxi-clean before the garment goes in the washer. What Are Your Favorite Baby Cleaning Products? |
3/9/11 12:47 PM |
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What a great theme party and you thought of all the little details! May have to steal your plate idea for my son :) My Party: Jackson Dover, IN |
3/8/11 4:35 PM |
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Nice design, but i can't imagine carrying a baby up and down the ladder for early am nursing in bed. I am way too clutzy in the middle of the night. Bedroom Above Nursery Below |
3/1/11 3:49 PM |
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We used a jack spade 'briefcase' looking bag, similar to your pic. Working out well. We used a skip hop diaper changing kit and put rest in ziploc bags. Only drawback is the limit on number of toys for baby as he got older and needs to be entertained. Advice for Transforming Regular Bag Into Diaper Bag Good Questions |
3/1/11 3:42 PM |
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I have a 6-month old baby, and even though we have a dishwasher, we washed his bottles, nipples, toys, etc by hand because we never had enough dishes to run a wash as frequently as I needed access to said bottles, nipples, or toys. I purchased the dishwasher rack for the nipples, bottles, but haven't used it yet. Dishwashers and Grandmothers Good Questions |
2/7/11 4:36 PM |
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Going to try this now. Thanks! Falling Brooms! Make Your Brooms Non-Slip In A Snap |
2/2/11 11:01 PM |
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He'll be missed. I looked forward to reading his column every Wednesday; his no-nonsense approach to cooking inspired me to put down the take-out menu and make a meal. Adieu, Minimalist! Mark Bittman Gets a New Column The New York Times |
1/31/11 1:59 PM |
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Great idea! I've used vaseline to rub the bandaid off, but it takes a long time, especially for a sqirmy baby. The Easy Peasy Band-Aid Removal Trick |
1/25/11 4:37 PM |
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Really cool. He can start a business with this idea PLAY Cabinets |
1/14/11 1:08 PM |
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My family is buddhist, and we use the whole chicken as offering to the gods. As a child, I went food shopping with my mom in Chinatown for whole chicken, and all the butchers carry them especially during the religious holidays. When we moved to the burbs, my mom felt that the supermarket cheated her on the chicken head and feet. So we started our weekly trek to Chinatown to get our meats and veggies. Weekend Meditation: The Whole Chicken |
1/9/11 12:43 PM |
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A basket of the classic board books - goodnight moon, brown bear, peek a hoo, ... Tried and True Baby Essentials Recommendations Good Questions |
1/7/11 1:49 PM |
