I’ve wanted a bluetooth headset for a long time. I’d love to use it while running or driving or anytime I don't want to deal with holding the phone or dealing with wires.
Honey Graham and I have been long time members of Amazon Prime. We live 40 minutes from the nearest decent grocery store and Walmart and the nearest Target, craft stores, pet store, etc are at least an hour away. We have a personal relationship with our UPS man. In short, we LOVE Amazon Prime. There's so much you can do with it.
Sleep. We all need it. Babies need even more of it. Sometimes, as those poor little guys are getting used to the outside world, they have trouble learning how to sleep. There are a variety of things out there to help.
We visited a local science museum not too long ago using a couple gift cards we got for Christmas. Since we had a little left on the cards and we decided that our boys were still a little too young to really get a whole lot out of the museum, we let them pick out a few things in the gift store. One of the things they picked out was this fun music toy.
Making music is a very important skill for babies to develop. This Fisher Price tambourine is a good way to get started. No, it is not a real tambourine, but yes, it does make noise when it is shaken.
The Mozart Magic Cube really is magic! It’s a fantastic way to introduce babies and toddlers to music. We love this toy so much that when Froot Loop accidentally dropped it off a ledge and broke it, we immediately went out and bought a new one.
Another one of the best, longest-lasting, most played with toys in our house is the VTech Sit to Stand Learning Walker.
I’ve found a new line of toys that both of my boys absolutely love, although Froot Loop doesn’t seem to understand that they are Cocoa Puff’s toys and he gets first dibs on them. Being a 3 year old sure is tough!
It seems so quickly that babies go from just lying there to sitting up, then crawling! Then suddenly they're standing up and holding onto things. Soon, they're walking and it seems like just yesterday they couldn't even roll over... It also seems that there are so many toys out there that encourage babies to develop these skills. One of my favorites is the LeapFrog Musical Activity Center.
I found this toy at our local thrift store and I snatched it up. It was one of the toys the kids loved in the Special Education room at the school I subbed for.
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