As a mother to two young children, it is needless to say that Karen Creed-Thompson has changed quite a few diapers in her time. While it’s not necessarily a task that parents enjoy it is a part of life when you have children in diapers. However, it was the flimsy, cheap changing pads that really […]
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Did you know that visual stimulation can help your baby develop their vision faster? Visual stimulation is just one piece of a whole stimulation program that is geared towards helping babies improve their “curiosity, attention span, memory, and nervous system development.” If you haven’t heard of it before now, you’re not alone. While many parents
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It’s a niche still in its infancy. According to the National Baby Planner Association, about 60 businesses in the U.S. and abroad now identify themselves as baby planning companies, reports AOL Small Business. Within the last several years, the growth of baby planning seems to have followed the niche started by the explosion of the
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When Christine DeHaven’s son was only 2 months old, she decided to make a list of baby must-haves, reports the LA Times. On that list Christine put down the names of products that she felt were essential, including the blankets from aden + anais. She then passed that list on to her friends. “As a
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When babies begin to stand on their own and walk their parents can’t help but feel a little excited or even anxious. It is not only an important milestone in their child’s development, it also means the time has come to find that perfect pair of shoes that they can comfortably walk in. Chalese, Jenny,
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Trendspotter Springwise reports that there’ s a new kid on the flat-pack furniture block, offering a portable high chair solution. Made from recycled cardboard, the Feedaway from Melbourne-based Belkiz is an easy-to-assemble, lightweight version of the traditional feeding chair. It’s designed to be used away from home, wherever baby or toddler feeding chairs aren’t available,
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If you’ve been thinking about starting your own business then you are not alone, reports the Evanston Review. More and more moms are clawing their way to the top of the entrepreneurial ladder than ever before. Until she became a mother, BabbaCo‘s founder, Jessica Kim, never imagined she would start a baby product line. Dissatisfied
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ABC7News: Satisfying taste and nutrition can be a tough job for many new moms. Add to that a desire to keep food choices pure and organic and it can pose an even greater challenge. One Chicago-area mom is now turning this balancing act into a thriving ‘green’ business. The St. Francis Church Moms and Tots
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The phrase “necessity is the mother of invention” is especially true in the case of Rose Marie Iskowitz. A one-time marketing and sales representative, Iskowitz had just given birth to her second child when the idea for a specially designed diaper changing station dubbed the Dipe N’ Go began to take shape, reports MyCentralJersey.com. Since
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Mlive.com: Not long after beginning her adventure as a new mom, Sarah Eddy made a bold move for the sake of the environment. She switched to cloth diapers. “It’s not as icky as some people think it is,” Eddy said. After experimenting with various cloth diaper brands and styles, the 2005 Grand Valley State University
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