Comments on: 8 Essentials for a Newborn Baby http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/ Live intentionally. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:11:44 +0000 hourly 1 By: Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-146674 Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby Sun, 16 Oct 2011 20:10:40 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-146674 [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist - Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is...the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...] [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist – Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is…the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...]

]]> By: Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-146675 Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby Sun, 16 Oct 2011 20:10:40 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-146675 [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist - Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is...the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...] [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist – Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is…the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...]

]]> By: Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-146676 Baby Essentials Checklist - Some Essential Supplies for your New Baby Sun, 16 Oct 2011 20:10:40 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-146676 [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist - Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is...the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...] [...] for important information about recalls and any other possible dangers linked to childrens toys.Baby Essentials Checklist – Essential Items For Your New Baby Expecting your 1st baby? This video is…the money you would spend on the useless stuff for all the diapers you are going to be [...]

]]> By: James http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-124548 James Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:24:50 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-124548 We had an ergo baby carrier but now our daughter is a little bigger we have bought a New Zealand made Macpac Vamoose Baby Carrier which I can't rate highly enough. It's a much more robust piece of kit but in general baby carriers allow you to explore on foot with so much more flexability which I love. We had an ergo baby carrier but now our daughter is a little bigger we have bought a New Zealand made Macpac Vamoose Baby Carrier which I can’t rate highly enough. It’s a much more robust piece of kit but in general baby carriers allow you to explore on foot with so much more flexability which I love.
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]]> By: Carrington http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-124400 Carrington Mon, 28 Mar 2011 04:47:05 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-124400 We've only used a pack 'n' play with my son, and he is now 1, and has been seen multiple times by a chiropractor (he comes with me when I go), and get's checked and never needs an adjustment! So I agree, I don't think it's such a worry. We’ve only used a pack ‘n’ play with my son, and he is now 1, and has been seen multiple times by a chiropractor (he comes with me when I go), and get’s checked and never needs an adjustment! So I agree, I don’t think it’s such a worry.
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]]> By: Mercy Isika http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-117231 Mercy Isika Tue, 01 Mar 2011 09:05:03 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-117231 Your blog has a lot of helpful information and I am bookmarking it for future reference. I enjoy anything that has to do with children. With my first baby, I had no idea what to do with a colic baby. I cried alot from fear and frustration. Not sleeping didn't help. I finally got a baby swing and it seemed to work better when my daughter was having a crying spell. I was finally able to get at list a continous four hours of sleep. With my next two babies, the swing was a life saver. Your blog has a lot of helpful information and I am bookmarking it for future reference. I enjoy anything that has to do with children. With my first baby, I had no idea what to do with a colic baby. I cried alot from fear and frustration. Not sleeping didn’t help. I finally got a baby swing and it seemed to work better when my daughter was having a crying spell. I was finally able to get at list a continous four hours of sleep. With my next two babies, the swing was a life saver.
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]]> By: Laundry Lady http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-110358 Laundry Lady Fri, 17 Dec 2010 19:40:17 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-110358 If you have a family history of spit up babies (as I do), it's worth investing in many receiving blankets and bibs. I had to do wash every other day for the first six months because my daughter spit up so much. Those little birth cloths didn't cut it either, we had to have full size receiving blankets. Bibs with a good water proof backing we also a must so I didn't have to change her clothes 5 or 6 times a day. (the bibs helped but that down to 3 or 4). She had to have more clothes as well for the same reason. She wore almost everything over the course of just a couple of days. We also ended up depending very much on a baby swing. We bought it for $30 on consignment. Our daughter is such a light sleeper that nothing would get to her nap during the day (except in my lap after nursing), except the swing. It saved my sanity. If you have a family history of spit up babies (as I do), it’s worth investing in many receiving blankets and bibs. I had to do wash every other day for the first six months because my daughter spit up so much. Those little birth cloths didn’t cut it either, we had to have full size receiving blankets. Bibs with a good water proof backing we also a must so I didn’t have to change her clothes 5 or 6 times a day. (the bibs helped but that down to 3 or 4). She had to have more clothes as well for the same reason. She wore almost everything over the course of just a couple of days.
We also ended up depending very much on a baby swing. We bought it for $30 on consignment. Our daughter is such a light sleeper that nothing would get to her nap during the day (except in my lap after nursing), except the swing. It saved my sanity.
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]]> By: Barbara http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-73972 Barbara Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:40:46 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-73972 Just have to add this: You need to have a stash of meals in the freezer! And some yummy muffins that are healthy for nursing mamas (and you can eat them with one hand!). So glad you're emphasizing cloth diapers, too! So much healthier for sensitive newborn bums! www.justbummingarounddiapers.com Just have to add this: You need to have a stash of meals in the freezer! And some yummy muffins that are healthy for nursing mamas (and you can eat them with one hand!).

So glad you’re emphasizing cloth diapers, too! So much healthier for sensitive newborn bums!
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]]> By: Weekend Links (Newborn Edition) « Busy@Home http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-73615 Weekend Links (Newborn Edition) « Busy@Home Sat, 10 Apr 2010 18:52:11 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-73615 [...] 8 Essentials for a Newborn Baby (@simple mom) [...] [...] 8 Essentials for a Newborn Baby (@simple mom) [...]

]]> By: Stacie@HobbitDoor http://simplemom.net/8-essentials-for-a-newborn-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-72563 Stacie@HobbitDoor Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:49:11 +0000 http://simplemom.net/?p=5521#comment-72563 We used our Bjorn constantly with our daughter. We are due in 2 weeks or so with our second and I would love a Moby for this baby. I use our backpack a lot with our daughter (who is 15mos) and I know I will have days when wearing both may be a necessity. I think the Moby would be more conducive to that. We used the bouncer for our daughter until she could turn over, then the pack-n-play until she was about 6 mos and then the crib. She still uses the pack-n-play when we're away from home. Everyone keeps asking if we need a crib for this one but if this baby is like her, our daughter will be in a big girl bed before I ever need a crib. I definitely don't have room for another crib so if nothing else this baby can use the pack-n-play longer. I am definitely in the less is more camp. That includes toys, etc. I loved those people who gave us bigger clothes. It was so nice having them when I would wake up and realize nothing she had been wearing really fit anymore! :) I haven't used our stroller much but did accept a great double stroller from a friend when it was offered. One rarely regrets free things. If nothing else I can bless someone else who may use it more if I don't end up using it. .-= Stacie@HobbitDoor´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MusingsFromInsideTheHobbitDoor/~3/FdVUYWSIMTg/cinnamon-roll-recipe.html" rel="nofollow">Cinnamon Roll Recipe</a> =-. We used our Bjorn constantly with our daughter. We are due in 2 weeks or so with our second and I would love a Moby for this baby. I use our backpack a lot with our daughter (who is 15mos) and I know I will have days when wearing both may be a necessity. I think the Moby would be more conducive to that.

We used the bouncer for our daughter until she could turn over, then the pack-n-play until she was about 6 mos and then the crib. She still uses the pack-n-play when we’re away from home. Everyone keeps asking if we need a crib for this one but if this baby is like her, our daughter will be in a big girl bed before I ever need a crib. I definitely don’t have room for another crib so if nothing else this baby can use the pack-n-play longer.

I am definitely in the less is more camp. That includes toys, etc. I loved those people who gave us bigger clothes. It was so nice having them when I would wake up and realize nothing she had been wearing really fit anymore! :)

I haven’t used our stroller much but did accept a great double stroller from a friend when it was offered. One rarely regrets free things. If nothing else I can bless someone else who may use it more if I don’t end up using it.
.-= Stacie@HobbitDoor´s last blog ..Cinnamon Roll Recipe =-.

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