Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Baby Gizmo Bumbleride Queen B Stroller
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Bugaboo Cameleon Tailored Fabric Chocolate Twill
!9#:Bugaboo Cameleon Tailored Fabric Chocolate Twill
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Post Date : Jan 26, 2012 00:21:08
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Looking for a change of color, or would you like a replacement while cleaning your stroller, then select a second tailored fabric option. Fleece fabric is cool as needed or warm and insulating as required. Tailored fabric set includes: seat inlay, sun canopy and bassinet apron only. Bassinet is not included. Red, Black or Chocolate or Off White Canvas Tailored Fabric Set.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Bugaboo (PRODUCT) RED Cameleon Base Stroller
!9#: Bugaboo (PRODUCT) RED Cameleon Base Stroller
The versatile, modular and multi-terrain Bugaboo Cameleon takes you everywhere you want to go: from infant to toddler, city to country, winter to summer, on the beach or in the snow. Innovative design, premium materials, and endless accessory combinations. The Bugaboo Cameleon is made to go your way! Bugaboo Cameleon Base includes: chassis, wheels, seat/bassinet frame, carry handle, base seat/bassinet fabric in red color, underseat bag, rain cover, mosquito net. Every Bugaboo item is (PRODUCT) RED and generates a contribution to the Global Fund.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Bugaboo Cameleon Tailored Fabric Orange Canvas
!9#: Bugaboo Cameleon Tailored Fabric Orange Canvas
Post Date : Jan 06, 2012 07:39:44 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Looking for a change of color, or would you like a replacement while cleaning your stroller, then select a second tailored fabric option. Fleece fabric is cool as needed or warm and insulating as required. Tailored fabric set includes: seat inlay, sun canopy and bassinet apron only. Bassinet is not included. Red, Black or Chocolate or Off White Canvas Tailored Fabric Set.
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Do You Really Need to Wear Breastfeeding Clothes?
Breastfeeding Clothes Make Nursing In Public Easier, But They Are Not Always Needed
Hello nursing mom! I'm the mother of four breastfed children who I nursed pretty much everywhere: friends' homes, church, shopping, movie theaters...even while on board a motor boat while pulling a water skier!
One reason I can easily nurse in public is that I am able to nurse discreetly, thanks to clothing that keeps me comfortably covered.
So, what type of clothing do you need?
Many nursing moms think they need to make some major investment in breastfeeding clothing. And, while I've known a few moms who want to do this, it is possible to nurse discreetly without spending a lot of money on breastfeeding clothes. Here's how:
o Make your own breastfeeding clothes, even if you don't sew much. I've converted several layered dresses and 2-piece tops into nursing wear by simply cutting two vertical slits in the layer closest to my skin. The top layer keeps the slits, and you, covered when nursing your baby.
o When wearing your own clothes, dress in layers. An unbuttoned blouse or sweater worn on top of another shirt works quite nicely.
o Many moms find that wearing "official" breastfeeding clothes makes them feel more confident about nursing in public, but they don't want to spend too much. So, look for nursing clothes at garage sales and consignment sales. Also, keep your eye on a few websites for clearance sales. I've even had friends either loan or give me their no-longer-needed breastfeeding clothes.
o If you do decide to purchase some new breastfeeding clothes, look for styles that you'll want to continue wearing when your baby is no longer nursing. Right now, two of the nursing shirts in my closet are ones I like so much that I will be wearing them for a long time!
Whether you wear breastfeeding clothes or not, you may want to consider something else for discreet nursing in public: a sling. I can't tell you the number of times I've nursed one of my babies in the privacy of a sling. Most people have no clue you are even nursing! Plus, many babies are lulled to sleep while nursing in a sling.
Oh, one other bonus to wearing a sling. . .you can take your baby many places you couldn't easily go with a stroller (and continue nursing at the same time). Like walking through a crowded store, going for a hike on a rustic trail, or taking a sightseeing tour. When your baby wants to nurse, all you have to do is adjust baby's position, latch him or her on and continue with whatever you were doing. It really is that easy!
Good luck nursing in public. You CAN do it!