Sugar Editorial Picks
Jan 07, 2008 -
It's painful to watch your babe bump and bruise their precious skin, but it's usually tougher hearing the whaling and crying that goes along with it. Help bring a smile back to your babe's face and dry up those tears with some funked out bandages ($5).
If your lil ones are wranglers, cover them in western band-aids.
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Oct 12, 2009 -
Aside from the groans of labor and the sterile aroma, registering at the hospital to deliver a baby can feel a bit like checking into a hotel for a getaway, especially second time mothers. Moms-to-be who are bursting at the seams are typically beyond ready to welcome their wee one to the world and rest up after the tough task of pushing or surgery. From the second mama arrives, the nurses and doctors will be catering to her every need.
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Jun 05, 2009 -
Instead of putting baby to boob, some women just start bottle feedings. Whether it's a conscious decision or a biological one, those who don't breastfeed can let the milk dry up naturally or use aids to help keep their chests from producing the body's natural baby food.
As the milk comes in, non-breastfeeding mothers will become expectantly engorged, but unfortunately will not be able to release the pain like nursing ladies.
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May 15, 2009 -
The absolutely adorable all-organic pillows created by Jaya Loves Tekeko take on a life of their own when placed on your sofa or scattered throughout the nursery. Created by a Miami-based mom who named her company after her two tots, the pillows are made from a bamboo and cotton blend with a cotton shell on the kapok insert. Using water-based inks, the six designs showcase Japanese and modern characters worked into natural settings.
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Apr 09, 2009 -
Somethings just get better with time. Such is the case with Playmobil. The old school toy maker keeps upping the ante with new additions to their original staples.
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Jun 11, 2008 -
Pregnancy turned me into a klutz. I guess I should have expected as much. As fingers swell and ankles balloon, it makes sense that agility would take a nosedive.
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