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Easidream Sleep System: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Nothing beats the sight of an infant peacefully sleeping through the night. Though it is often a struggle to get there, most mamas can see an end to multiple night awakenings by the time their bambino is just a few months old. For those looking for something more immediate, an expensive, but innovate product might provide them with the solution they've been looking for.
Peek-a-Belly: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Baby tummies are meant for tickling, kissing, and rubbing — especially those round delicious Buddha bellies. Onesies can often get in the way a good game of raspberries or smooches, which is why mompreneur Sue Zeiler came up with the idea of Peek-a-Belly ($28-$30). Mums who like to dress their wee guys in one-piece tees can still enjoy their infant's baby soft tum when dolled up in these infant inventions.
UFO Cap Umbrella: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
From backpacks to lunchboxes, school books to cleats — kids have a lot to juggle these days. When dark clouds start to rumble, an umbrella may be the best idea, but it can also be tough to manage with a full load. Have no fear, the UFO Cap Umbrella is here!
Cars-N-Kids Car Seat Monitor: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Every year we hear horrifying stories of children who die after being left in cars by their parents, about half of the youngsters are left unintentionally by relatives who forgot to remove them from the vehicle.
The Cars-N-Kids Car Seat Monitor ($40) is designed to prevent such tragedies. Using a monitor placed under a car seat, the device turns on when a child is placed in his seat.
Beer Hats: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
We are raising a nation of mini mes. Children accompany their parents to bars and some moms and dads don't mind if their tots take a swig or two from a beer. But, what about alcoholic apparel — would you put a Budweiser cap on your baby?
Your Baby Can Read: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Think your kid could be the next Einstein? Your Baby Can Read certainly makes you think there's potential for it. If mommy lets her tots watch Saturday morning cartoons, she's most likely seen the infomercials for the early language development system.
Breastfeeding Doll: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Teaching children about the birds and the bees is no longer a formal chat that happens during the tween or teen years. Many mamas choose to introduce the concept when a sibling makes her debut. Fourteen percent of lilsugar readers say they'd purchase a birthing and nursing doll ($90) to educate their kiddos about the miracle of life, while 43 percent of our mamas would invest in a Boobie Buddy ($55) or nursing doll.
Cotton on Kids Tees: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Cheeky baby tees are too much for some families. Moms and dads who snatched up the Famous on Facebook onesie for their youngsters are steering clear of more brash tees made by Cotton on Kids. The simple shirts have sayings from "The condom broke" to "Pardon my nipple breath" and "I'm living proof my mum is easy" to "Practice safe sex" scribbled across their chests.
Seven Outrageous Items For Attention Getting Infants
In certain circles like Tinseltown, there's been a bit of a baby boom. While lots of folks outfit their bundles of joy in traditional garb, there are quite a few items on the market ranging from the ridiculous to the outrageous that are sure to make an infant the center of attention — for better or worse. Check out our roundup and be forewarned, the products are not for wee wallflowers!
Wireless Child Locator: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
How far would you go to track your toddler? Some lil ones have a tendency to dart off in crowded places leaving their parents in a panic. More than 60 percent of lilsugar readers have no problem with a backpack-style harness or a wrist leash, but what about a wireless device?
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