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Pros: Amazingly smooth ride – large, easy-swivel tires make any terrain a snap (the stroller comes with a second set of smaller wheels, but I prefer to leave on the bigger ones) Stands upright when folded – easy to maneuver folding means less time fussing with folding and more time with baby! Wheels easily remove – with one-handed removal, this feature makes Mutsy all the better for quick storage The Mutsy Sitter turns your seat into a wonderful, detached seat for your little boy or girl. … Cons: It seems larger than other strollers – tight turns or small grocery store aisles may pose a problem It can appear weighty for some – at around 25 lbs for the stroller alone, it can be considered by some heavy duty.
Category Archives: Babies
Our intrepid mom and dad reviewers rate the Symmetry Sleep Positioner
December 12, 2008 – 2:44 pm
The challenge was, our active son actually rolled over by himself at 1 week, so was not likely to stay on his side. … In the months before he was able to really move on his own, we place him in the SSP within his crib, and he slept comfortably. The device stopped being useful once he could roll himself off of it, but by then he was moving enough that the flat head syndrome was not an issue.
Review: Safety 1st (AKA Safety First) OnBoard Car Seat
December 9, 2008 – 10:50 am
Leave behind base – keeping the base securely in place in the car means not only convenience, but peace of mind that fewer mistakes can be made in the buckling. EEP Foam – I call it the “super shock absorber stuff” and I can safely say my baby doesn’t know what it is, but he is very appreciative! … Not only is it good for your little tykes, but parents will find the stay-in-car base and the knowledge of the child’s safety among the most important attributes.
Review: SoundSleep for Babies CD
November 24, 2008 – 9:47 am
Clue one: The soothing, subtle sound of the heartbeat Clue two:Ambient, soft conversation sounds Answer: The SoundSleep for Babies CD, from Sound Science A lot of parents, especially frustrated ones, have tried products that say they’ll help soothe your baby. … I put the CD in the player, hooked up the headphones (making sure the volume was appropriate), and put them on a fussy baby. … Pros: Comprised of actual recordings from the womb, digitally enhanced Based on medical, scientific, and audio research Calms even the fussiest of babies quickly Plays for one hour Keeps baby asleep Cons Unless the room is super quiet, I had to use headphones – otherwise, just playing them on a CD player, baby was uninterested I am always skeptical about products that say they will quiet a baby fast – especially if they’re just going to play music and sounds.
Review: Baby K’tan Carrier
November 24, 2008 – 9:31 am
Pros: Can be used from birth to 42 lbs – one of the only systems to carry that much Made completely of natural cotton making the carrier very breathable Ability to carry twins – the only carrier I’ve seen that is able to do this Comes in patterns for both moms and dads 8 possible positions for baby Cradle Hug Explore Adventure Twins Two-Hip Hip Back Phone support
Neutral: Can take some practice, but with well written and video instructions, getting the hang of it does not take that long Again we have a carrier with no cons (and only one neutral). That is why with today’s ever advancing products and product ideas, it is important to compare and see what works for you and your little one, or ones!
Review: Infantino’s Front2Back Rider
November 24, 2008 – 9:11 am
Pros: Light weight Comfortable for both petite and larger people It is super to buckle and unbuckle Soft, memory-foam type straps assure comfort for the wearer Like the SlingRider, it has fantastic, breathable mesh to assure good airflow Extra storage pocket for keys or other small objects (think extra pacifier!) “Tidy Wraps” help contain excess straps Cons: None It is a rarity when a product truly has nothing under the Cons section, but this rider has managed to do just that. There is comfort to be found for everyone using the Front2Back Rider – with its soft straps (a big plus), breathable mesh for baby (and peace of mind for parent!)
Review: Bumkins All-in-One Cloth Diapers
October 29, 2008 – 7:04 am
While discussing baby products with a friend of mine, he stated that he found out about some great baby products only after they were relevant and needed. I find that to be true, as well, and such a pity! The All-in-One cloth diapers from Bumkins are one of those products. Created and designed in the [...]
Review: Wee*Go Bottle by GoBabyLife
October 28, 2008 – 10:35 am
You have heard about it. You have seen the letters. You know it is bad for baby. But what it is? BPA stands for Bisphenol A and is found in some plastic baby bottles. Although the safety of using BPA in containers has been in question since the early 1900’s, some bottles still contain the [...]
Review: Onyx Stroller by Delta
October 28, 2008 – 10:14 am
Everyone looks for a good stroller – everyone. The stroller is a typical mainstay when travelling with a baby, at the mall or further from home. Before the stroller, and rarely in the Western World, everyone else was using slings or other devices to carry baby on the body – there is even Egyptian artwork [...]
Cloud B Constellation Nightlight
October 27, 2008 – 3:43 pm
I like it because it turns their entire room into a planetarium, with choices of blue or green stars (and a moon). Stargazing has always been a special time for me with the kids and, while they can’t always figure out what I’m pointing at, they like the time lying on the grass staring up at the sky with daddy and talking about ‘stuff.’ While the Cloud B Sea Turtle, and it’s other endangered animal constellation brothers, can’t replace that experience, it reminds of good times we’ve had and to come.