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Having a baby comes with having a lot of “stuff”.  And by “stuff” I mean things to take care of baby, for baby to play with, chew on, drool on, eat, poop in and of course sleep in/with. There are lists out there telling you all the things you need for having baby. And that’s all fine and dandy, but what about products that mom’s love that aren’t necessarily a standard item. Or what about what KIND of that item they love or swear by? These are few of my lastest favorites for baby and why. We have used each and every one of these things with Carsyn, and I’m so glad I have them. 1. Car Baby Mirror . We have tried a lot of these out, and found that there are several things that you need to look for. First, construction. You want to make sure it’s made of strong materials and that it attaches securely on the seat or you will constantly be fixing it. Second, size. These are not created equal. The larger the mirror the better you can see baby while you’re driving. We love this car baby mir...

Interesting Toys For Your 8 Month Old Baby" src="http://cdn2.momjunction.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Interesting-Toys-For-Your-8-Month-Old-Baby.jpg" alt=" Interesting Toys For Your 8 Month Old Baby" width="720" height="480" /> Image: Shutterstock Table Of Contents: I can’t wait to see my little niece! She has turned eight months old and is zooming around the house on all fours. Seems like she is unstoppable and the little explorer is growing smarter by the day. I wanted to get her the best suitable gift for her age. But what would that ‘ suitable gift ’ be? After a lot of thinking and browsing, I have realized that this is the time she would love to play with toys. And the best toys for an eight-month-old are way too many! To make our selection easy, MomJunction has come up with a list of interesting toys that promote the baby’s motor development and cognitive skills. But before picking up a toy, we need to understand the devel...

Saturday Mother woke me this afternoon with sharp raps on the front room ceiling . My eyes opened wide and I shouted down in my best sensible voice. “Yes, I’m upstairs!” I had been having another flashback in my sleep and it was pleasant. I do not see myself as a bad person. I stood against my door and hurriedly pulled on my trews. Then I peeled back the edge of my rolled-down curtain and peered out through the pale yellow light . It was not the police. The kids were seated on the roof of another burnt car on the Walk. I stepped back and rubbed my face and moustache which were itchy with dry sweat. Everything was still and loud. I could hear the kids’ laughter and hammering against the car. It was vital I caught the local News on my television, though it was not yet evening. I had time to kill. From the room below I heard her panting and then a longer groan, so I went down. But why did the electric light have to be on when everyone can see us from the Walk? It was making shadows on th...

One great thing about frugal living is that being frugal tends to lower your impact on the environment. In honor of Earth Day, we have collected some money saving tips and articles that are also good for the environment. Ride A Bike Get a bicycle. Goodwill stores often have nice used ones for $10 or so. Make sure it's the right size for you, it's comfortable and you know how everything on it works. Then put reflectors on it, a basket on the front and/or back, get a lightweight lock, and go for it. Optional: light, and rear-view mirror on handlebars. And please always wear bright-colored clothes when riding, or at least tie a bright scarf on the back. Thrifty, green people know how to avoid accidents. By Jantoo Cloth Bags For Groceries A few stores in my area, like Fred Meyer, have been selling sturdy reusable cloth totes to use instead of paper or plastic bags. They have nice handles, sit flat and are good for the environment. So I always remember t...