Archive for January, 2007
Lucky Wang Styles
Posted by May on January 31st, 2007Filed under: Clothing, Product Guide & Reviews.
These cute and modern Japanese styles by Lucky Wang are a favorite of mine. I love the beautiful colors and prints. Check the Lucky Wang site for the whole collection as well as a listing of where you can purchase these items. Online retailers include nonchalantmom, Arte Bebe, and Black Wagon (receive an additional 20% [...]
Are Doctors Making Us Sick?
Posted by Josh on January 30th, 2007Filed under: Health & Safety, In the News, Parenthood.
A New York Times essay from a few weeks ago, entitled What’s Making Us Sick Is an Epidemic of Diagnoses, is causing a bit of a stir, at least in the pediatrics blogging community. The three docs who authored the essay argue that the medical community has become overzealous in diagnosing disease. They write:
Perhaps most [...]
Animal Bags
Posted by May on January 29th, 2007Filed under: Baby's Room, Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
My sister brought over this large stuffed pig for Pooky today. It’s the largest stuffed animal Pooky owns to date, and it joins her slowly growing stash of stuffed animals. We have this bucket shelving system to store her small toys and books, but we’re not sure what to do when our house turns into [...]
Soft and Snuggly Gaga Goods
Posted by May on January 28th, 2007Filed under: Clothing, Product Guide & Reviews.
Since starting up this blog, one of the things I’ve encountered is a whole lot of websites with people who have started up their own line of baby tees and onesies displaying cute pictures and sayings on them. There are simple designs, cute phrases, elaborate artwork, clever play on words, and a lot of other [...]
I Used To Believe: Grandma Lived At the Airport
Posted by May on January 28th, 2007Filed under: Humor.
From the website, I Used To Believe: The Childhood Beliefs Site:
My brother and I thought that Grandma lived at the airport because that’s where we always went to get her. Then when we were tired of her, we took her back.
-Susan
Pooky Prize Giveaway: Goodies From Dolca USA
Posted by May on January 27th, 2007Filed under: Clothing, Product Guide & Reviews, Site Announcements.
This Pooky Prize Giveaway is sponsored by Dolca USA.
We’re giving away an adorable Dolca girls’ dress and a pencil case! The dress is bubble gum pink and features a little girl in pigtails asking “Quieres Ser Mi Amiga?” (Will You Be My Friend?) - a Dolca best seller. Both the dress and pencil case feature [...]
Vintage-inspired Baby Designs
Posted by May on January 27th, 2007Filed under: Accessories, Diapering, Feeding, Product Guide & Reviews.
Looking for a great baby gift without the usual bows and teddy bears designs? These changing pad sets from Two Elizabeths are made of vintage-inspired fabrics and come with a 28×14 changing pad that’s plush and soft, a matching bib, and a burp cloth. Price: $69.
These items are made by hand by owner Angie and [...]
Are These Booties For Real?
Posted by May on January 26th, 2007Filed under: Clothing, Product Guide & Reviews.
Put a pair of jeans and a tee on your little one, and there’s just something about it that’s just too cute. Slip on one of these booties, and your baby will be in cute overload! Crocheted in cozy acrylic yarn and made to order, these adorable booties will keep baby’s feet stylish and warm. [...]
Tidbits
Posted by Josh on January 26th, 2007Filed under: In the News, Just Babbling.
They say parents shouldn’t use the TV as a babysitter. So far, we haven’t… much. If you’re going to put the kid in front of the TV, though, you can at least make it a somewhat valuable experience.
In a survey looking for the “most unpopular noises,” crying babies came in tied for third. I don’t [...]
Pooky’s Crawling . . . Backwards
Posted by May on January 25th, 2007Filed under: Parenthood, Pooky.
Pooky still isn’t “crawling” yet, but she’s certainly getting around. She rolls, slithers, scooches, and rolls to where she wants to go. One of her new tricks is crawling (or sliding) backwards until she’s under the couch. When she first started doing this, she would startle herself with the inability to move backwards any further, [...]





