Showing posts with label baby planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby planning. Show all posts

Hi friends. Today I bring to you a review on a great little gadget that I was introduced by a program at my husband's work. This device has been around for a while now, but maybe like me, you hadn't heard of it before and I thought I would share in case it raises interest in you guys as it did with me.

What is it?
This little gadget is called a Fitbit zip. Fitbit has developed several types of activity tracking gadgets that can help you take control of your well-being and stay fit. It comes in different colors: Blue, Black, White, Fiusha, and Green. It requires a battery that is included in the packet, and it is my understanding that it lasts up to about 6 months.



Hello friends, and welcome to another post from "The Happy Baby Blog".
First of all, Happy 4th of July to everyone who celebrates it. It is a great holiday in the United States to spend some time with your friends and family, and enjoy the outdoors.

Today I will be talking about the bumkins AIO cloth diapers. Consider that since I don´t have children, my experience and experimentation with this diaper is merely objective to the function, rather than what happens in specific situations with real live babies. As you all have read before, my husband and I are planning on getting pregnant next year, and I have all this time to research and test products before having to rush blindly towards something that I might need and not work when I do need it.



Hi and welcome to another blog post at "The Happy Baby blog". Today I wanted to share my story on how I became thrifty. You see, my grandparents were middle-low class, since my great grandparents had quite a few kids. On my grandpa´s side there were 6 of them, and on my grandma´s side only 12 siblings. Mainly in the early 1930´s, they had to choose who would have a college education, and it was mainly for he boys, since women were expected to be housewives. Though understandable, both my grandparents were visionaries. They created their own business and raised to a higher class status. My grandfather was into construction and created the family business, and grandma was an artist who decided to give painting classes to people who could afford it.