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07-23-2008, 12:43 PM
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Here is a list of products and things people had invented and make parenting a lot easier. I specially love the temporary tattoos with the parent's contact info and the kids luggage one. Products parents are glad someone invented | ||
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07-23-2008, 01:04 PM
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I'm thinking the Tide stain pen, the sippy cup, play-dough, and.... grandparents. Yeah for grandparents! 
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I was given over a hundred (an exxageration) baby washcloths for my baby shower. Being a first time mom, I didn't think anything of it. What else would I use? Then I tried to use them and they were very difficult to use. They are small and move where they want to go. I was afraid to let go of my baby but I had to in order to adjust the washcloth. UNTIL NOW! My friend bought me RUB-A-DUB WASH GLOVES!!!!! They fit snug like a glove, but stretch to fit my hands and they lather and wash just like a washcloth, but without same problems. I can hold my baby and wash her at the same time. I hate to admit this, but at one point, I was just using my bare hand to bathe my baby because she started grabbing the washcloth, adding to my frustration. Anyway, great mommy invented product! Check'em out Rub-A-Dub Wash Gloves I also love the snack pack, another mommy invented product. This is my first child, so maybe I am just a sucker for easy, but I love it! SnackPack | Home | ||
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07-25-2008, 05:07 AM
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Ive never used any of those products and aside from the shoelace one, magic eraser and the key one, I think theyre pretty silly and over-the-top. A GPS watch to locate your child? Please.
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