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Giraffe Stuffed Animal & Facts

By: Angeline Hope | 2010-11-03 | Home & Family
Despite their incredible size and height, giraffes are graceful animals that roam open grasslands in Africa. They are the animal which often draws large crowds at zoos and animal parks because of their unusual looks. As is the case, a giraffe stuffed animal usually ends up in the car ride home. read more

Large Plush Giraffe

By: Angeline Hope | 2010-11-20 | Home & Family
Having a large plush giraffe or two, means a grand old time for any child lucky enough to own one. After all, a large plush giraffe means it will be much bigger than the average size plush toy, making play time with it seem like it's the real thing. read more

Breast & Bottle Feeding

By: Julie Baughan | 2010-03-29 | Babies
The first principle you need to remember is to 'feed the baby' it would be simple if breast feeding was for everybody and every baby. However, this is not the case some babies do not take to the breast for a whole host of reasons - usually nothing to do with the mother's breast or the milk on offer. You should not put pressure on yourself or allow anyone else to pressure you, if it is not for you or not for your baby bottle feeding will work just as well. read more

Bottle Feeding Twins

By: Angela Manton | 2010-04-02 | Babies
Firstly, do not feel guilty about the decision to bottle feed your twins. This is probably the one time where you will not be pressured by your midwife or health visitor to breast feed. Bottle Feeding Twins means that you do have to be slightly more organized and you will need a good supply of bottles, teats, baby formula and of course a good sterilizing system. read more

Bottle Feeding Versus Breast Feeding, Baby Feeding Discussion

By: EVA | 2010-11-02 | Business
Assuming you are presently pregnant, you are no doubt pouring over any info of being a fresh Mother. Being pregnant can be awesome enough without experiencing the weight and trouble of having to make so many decisions before your infant even comes home from the hospital. read more

Giraffe Blankies

By: Andrew Clement | 2011-10-28 | Babies
Information and review on baby blankies, designed to help peoples to find a good gift for a shower or a new born. read more

Baby Care - Breastfeeding Or Bottle Feeding?

By: Zulekha Alam | 2010-03-30 | Babies
Breast milk is nature's milk ideally suited to meet the nutritional needs of a newborn. Formulas can't duplicate it. Before the actual milk comes in, mother's breast produces colostrum, a yellowish watery fluid that contains important antibodies and proper nourishment for the newborn baby. Breastfeeding provides immunities to the baby. It now appears that breast milk and breast-feeding influence both the mother and the infant in a complex fashion including immunologic protection against viral and bacterial infections, and hormonal, behavioral, and nutritional functions. read more

Feeding in Style with Glass Baby Bottles

By: sara roberts | 2011-11-07 | Babies
As your child grows, you want to make sure they have the best products to help with their needs. For babies this is important from the time you begin to care for them. The products that you get should have materials and other items that ensure their health and which provide better alternatives for their growth. read more

Baby Feeding

By: Julie Baughan | 2010-03-28 | Babies
With our diets coming under much more intense scrutiny, it's never been more important to ensure your newborn gets the best possible start. The only problem is that baby feeding correctly, at the right age and with the right balance of vitamins and nutrients, can be one of the most challenging areas to get to grips with. read more

Choosing Between Breast-feeding And Bottle-feeding

By: Gemma Greene | 2010-03-19 | Parenting
Choosing whether to feed your baby from the breast or from the bottle is a choice every parent/parents will have to make. While it is usually said that "breast is best" with scientific research backing up this statement, it is not always so simple a choice. In certain cases, breastfeeding is not possible for mothers like those who are on certain medications, for instance. read more

10 Things You Should Know About Sophie the Giraffe

By: Brenda Gillette | 2011-10-17 | Product Reviews
Learn why Sophie the Giraffe has become the top selling baby toy in Europe and why it is rapidly climbing to the top of the charts in the United States. Sophie has become a “Status Teether” being seen the hands of Hollywood celebrity babies, giving her instant fame and worldwide recognition. read more

Glass Baby Bottles Guide

By: Frances Somerset | 2010-03-28 | Babies
All infants need some type of formula or breast milk and most parents use bottles to feed their child. Decades ago glass bottles were very popular. Recently the demand of plastic bottles has been high because they are cheaper and are easier to travel with as they don't crack when dropped. read more

Baby Bottle Hygiene

By: Tiffany Windhurst | 2010-11-20 | Parenting
As obvious as this seems, baby bottles must be kept well clean and sanitized for as long as they are used by baby. Bottles, rings, tops and nipples should be sterilized for every use for months after baby is born. In addition, while you are sterilizing bottles, throw the pacifier in as well. Make sure your hands are clean every time you handle baby's bottle and supplies. read more

Baby Bottle Hygiene

By: Tiffany Windhurst | 2010-11-20 | Babies
As obvious as this seems, baby bottles must be kept well clean and sanitized for as long as they are used by baby. Bottles, rings, tops and nipples should be sterilized for every use for months after baby is born. In addition, while you are sterilizing bottles, throw the pacifier in as well. Make sure your hands are clean every time you handle baby's bottle and supplies. read more

Formula Milk and How to Bottle Feed Your Baby

By: Jamie Noone | 2010-03-27 | Babies
Should you opt to bottle feed your baby you need to be content with your choice. Do not happen upon feelings of guilt, or consider that you are only providing your baby the second best option. These feelings only serve to take away the pleasure you should feel when feeding your baby. Savor and make the most of each feeding time by ensuring you're sitting comfortably and providing your baby with all the attention it requires. read more