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Sunday, January 31, 2010

Look What’s New: Baby LuLu - Pepper Toes Car Romper


Really, can you get any cuter than this Romper?

Baby Lulu is a leading label that has brought beautifully designed and carefully crafted children's apparel to market for over a decade. Unsatisfied with fabrics that didn't embody her vision, designer Erin Murphy took inspiration from vintage tablecloths and textiles and designed the fabrics that would become her signature, applying new, trend-savvy color palettes, and combining them in fresh ways. She then created patterns that emphasized proper fit and Baby Lulu was born. Featured here is the Baby LuLu Pepper Toes Car Romper, made with 100% Cotton.

Check it out today at AtterdagKids.com.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Baby Napping Basics

Naptime at our house used to be a recurring mystery: When would Lucy go down today? I'd be on the lookout for clues and remain suspicious through dim lights, books, and droopy eyelids. When I could no longer stand the suspense, I'd plop her in her car seat, where she'd anticlimactically drift off like it was no big deal. I knew Lucy should be napping in her crib, but she hated to, so I was willing to do whatever worked. Thank-fully, sleep experts say this isn't all that bad. "There's no one way to get your baby to nap, so you have to try lots of different things," says Mary Ann LoFrumento, M.D., a pediatrician in Morristown, New Jersey, and the author of Simply Parenting.

If you've ever experienced naptime drama, read on for mom and expert help.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Just in time for Easter: Kissy Kissy Carat Bunny Line


Have your little one dressed right for Easter! Kissy Kissy's Carat Bunny line features an adorable rabbit and carrot themed print. All items are made with high quality, 100% Pima Cotton.

Check out the Kissy Kissy Carat Bunny line at AtterdagKids.com today.


Thursday, January 21, 2010

Tips for safe bathing

Bath time can be a fun, special time to share with your toddler. It's also a time for caution, though. The first and most important rule is this: Never, ever leave your toddler unsupervised, even for a minute. Children can drown in less than an inch of water. Gather all of the supplies (soap, towel, etc.) you'll need ahead of time. And if the doorbell peals or the phone rings, and you feel you must answer it, scoop your child up in a towel and take him with you.

Keep these bathing tips in mind to keep your little one safe while he gets squeaky clean.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Juicy Couture Boys Coverall Gift Set


AtterdagKids.com is now carrying the latest from Juicy Couture for kids. The Juicy Couture Boys Coverall Gift Set includes 100% Cotton Coverall, Hat, and Booties in Light Blue with Skull and Bones, packaged in a Keepsake Box. This would make a GREAT gift – wouldn’t you love to receive it if you were having a baby boy?

For more information, click here. By the way, this item qualifies for free shipping in the U.S.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Paging Dr. Oz: His five favorite health tips for parents

Besides heart surgery, my great professional passion is working with a group called HealthCorps—a program that places energetic, healthy young people in high schools, where they help students live better, healthier lives. Its message stresses mental resilience and the notion that even kids have the power to control their bodies and the world around them.

My wife, Lisa, and I have tried to impart that message to our own four children, and I stress it to my viewers on The Dr. Oz Show. We parents have to be role models. I've distilled what I've learned along the way into these five ultimate health tips for kids.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Baby Vision: What Your Little One Sees

All of your child's other senses -- touch, taste, smell, and hearing -- are ready to go at almost full power at birth. But vision takes some time to develop. For instance, months will pass by before your baby can see in color. For now, she sees in only black, white, and gray. And eye movements are pretty uncoordinated at the beginning, which means a newborn's eyes might move independently of each other. As your baby grows, her eyes will get stronger.

Read on to find out when and what she sees, plus how to keep those baby blues healthy.

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Post-Holiday Sleep Recovery: 5 Tips for helping your kids rest up

December was a whirlwind. You shopped up a storm, performed magic in the kitchen for your houseguests, went to all of the holiday parties, drank your share of the wine and watched the ball drop. What’s left? Picking up the pieces! With the close of the holiday season comes a stark reality: You’re due at work on Monday and your family is off-schedule, tired and cranky.

If you’re lucky, getting back to your normal routine will be a piece of cake, with just a little nudge. But for many of us, it will be a week or more before our little ones snap back to the norm.

This article presents some quick guidance on recovering from the holidays.

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Beautiful Baby Search 2010

We think all babies are beautiful, but we're looking for one to appear on the cover of Parenting magazine and be crowned the LIVE! with Regis and Kelly Beautiful Baby Search winner 2010.

  • The winner will appear on the cover of Parenting Early Years, and LIVE has partnered with Gerber to provide the lucky boy or girl with $125,000 to be used toward a college education.
  • In addition to the top prize, LIVE and Gerber will award an additional $100,000 to be divided amongst the four runners-up, to be used toward a college education.
  • 10 semi-finalists will receive fabulous prizes from Gerber.The contest begins January 5, 2010, and deadline for entries is January 29, 2010.

To enter, click here.

Monday, January 04, 2010

She’s a Mom First

Before Michelle Obama became First Lady, she was a working mother married to both her career and an ambitious guy. Does that juggling act sound familiar? In an exclusive interview with children's health, she reveals what works at her house. It just might help out at yours, as well.
Read the full article.