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iPhone Applications for Parents and Mommies-to-Be
The cheaper and faster iPhone 3G comes out today and geeks everywhere have begun exploring the cool new applications, which are now available on iTunes.
I was shocked and excited when geek told me there are a couple fun applications geared toward pregnant moms and family health. Check them out!
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Blast Back From the Past: Big Wheels
As a child of the 80s, I fondly remember Big Wheels. Seated just inches off the ground, lil rascals tore down the sidewalks pretending they were Ponch and John from CHiPs.
Introduced at the 1969 Toy Fair, The Big Wheel was a staple in many American homes by the late 70s.
Lil Tip: Pizza Wheels For Cutting Kiddie Meals
A fork and knife can only go so far when cutting up your lil one's meals. Once your baby moves beyond pureed food and you find yourself cutting up everything she eats into bite sized pieces, you may notice that forks and knives can really destroy the food you serve. The cheese starts falling off of the crust of the pizza, the breading slides off of the chicken nuggets and in the end you are left with an unappetizing plate of scraps.Wee Are the World: Wheel Chairs For Iraqi Children
Iraqi parents have few programs to teach them how to tend to their disabled offspring's specific needs. So the moms and dads offer them what they can — love. In 2005, Brad Blauser founded Wheelchairs for Iraqi Kids which gives donated pediatric wheelchairs to Northern Iraqi children, many of whom only get around by being carried or dragging themselves across the ground.Moms Options For Avoiding a Double Stroller
Adding a sibling to the family mix brings lots of excitement and a bit of fear to families already crammed for space. A new addition brings more toys and the need for additional sleeping space and a way to transport multiple children. While some families opt for double strollers, budget and space limitations have others looking for alternatives.
Rock, Paper, Scissors! Who Takes Care of Baby?
It's 3 a.m., the baby's crying and both mom and dad feign sleep in order to avoid getting out of bed. Or there's a stench coming from the infant's bottom and neither mom nor dad admits they smell it. Like marriage, parenting involves a significant amount of compromise and deciding whose turn it is to change the diaper or go out with their friends can lead to bickering and blowouts.
A Reminder to Buckle Those Tots in Tight and Apply the Brakes
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Most every parent has had a close call with their child. Rolling off the bed, falling down stairs and bumps on the head are common occurrences for many mamas. What isn't so normal is a stroller rolling onto train tracks just as the engine barrels down the rails.Lil Tip: Whose Turn Is It Anyway?
Becoming a parent is overwhelming in many ways. But, one of the glaringly obvious ones is the heightened responsibility.
New parents often quarrel over who will feed the baby at four o'clock in the morning or change the next diaper.
W Is For Whimsical Wheels
If Lance Armstrong had any input on his son Max's nursery, I'd be willing to bet there is at least one spoke adorned piece in the room. Parents crazy about biking or hot rods may put their ideas in motion by rolling with a wheel themed baby room. Instead of teddy bears and the like, use a ferris wheel to add flair to bookshelves.
Shake, Rattle and Roll! Set Your Wee One Up With Safe Wheels
Strap some wheels on your offspring and let them roll wild! In-line skating, skateboarding and the like will encourage kids to get more physical activity while building muscle and coordination skills. While wheeled sports can provide hours of fun, when not done cautiously, they can easily lead to injuries.
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