Millions of people are currently using the law of attraction to produce the ideal mate, create a meaningful job, build wealth, and attract health for themselves. Read 5 guidelines for teaching the law of attaction to children. Read more.
Ever heard of lypossage? Learn what it is and tell us what you think.
Plus - lots of product picks for pregnant and new mamas, a book club sign-up and a stroller giveaway.
Attention Pregnant and New Mamas:
Moms Buzz: Lypossage - Body Contouring Massage You May Want to Try! Lypo what? Yes, we know. We are here to tell you what this is about.
One Chic Mama: Flirty Undies for C-Section Moms Czela Bellies are fabulous and fun boy shorts made just for post- Cesaerean moms.
MomFinds: Post-Baby Shapewear Guide Lift those breasts, tuck in that tummy and fight flabby thighs with the best shapewear for new moms.
Healthy Bump: Yummy for Your Tummy!! Belly Bars: A Tasty Bar for Your Belly. The all natural belly bars are designed to meet the needs of all women before, during, and after pregnancy.
Boston Mamas: Fuss Free Framing Frame your family photos artfully (and nearly instantly!) with the online framing service, Imagekind.
Sign-Ups and Giveaways
Classy Mommy Giveaway: Win a Mutsy Spider Baby Stroller One lucky reader will win the hip Mutsy Spider valued at $250!
Join the Club…the Modern Mom Book Club This month, Modern Mom introduces its online book club. Grab a book and join the fun!
By Kris on 02/29/08 in Gear, One Chic Mama, Columns, MomFinds, Parent Blog Roundup, Pregnancy
What: Season WallCandy Arts
Why: It’s time to update your kid’s room with a new look, but you don’t have time to paint the walls and the thought of messing with wallpaper gives you a headache. If you have a meager ten minutes to spare, then you’ll have enough time to redecorate with WallCandy Arts.
You don’t need to be Martha Stewart. Just peel and stick, and if it doesn’t look right, go ahead and peel and rearrange. It won’t damage your walls at all. Read the rest »
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Munire Furniture Inc., of Piscataway, N.J., today announced a voluntary recall of 24,000 cribs.
According to the CPSC, “The cribs fail to meet the federal safety standards for cribs. The four support brackets on the mattress support spring are too long. The brackets prevent the spring from lowering to the full 26 inch minimum height in its lowest position, allowing children inside to crawl over the railing, posing a fall hazard.” Read the rest »
By Kris on 02/28/08 in Children, Featured, Columns, Recalls, Décor
When it comes to entertaining and educational DVDs for your kids there are thousands of choices. Braincandy, pardon the pun, is the brainchild of two Seattle parents. They’ve created a series of five DVDs that help your child explore their senses. With the help of “Bruce the Brain” your child gets to hear, smell, see, taste, and touch their world.
The brightly colored (and eco-friendly) packages had my kids attention from the minute they landed on the kitchen table. My two year old was hopping up and down saying “Movie!, Movie!” I swear she doesn’t see as much TV as her reaction may imply. Read the rest »
By Caroline on 02/28/08 in Columns, Music & DVDs, Caroline in the City
ok.
Chances are you’re scratching your (non-bandanna clad) head & perhaps uttering a DUH or two.
Bear with me. I have some good news here.
For most of us the deterrent to working out isnt that we dont enjoy exercise. Even the most die-hard exercise resistant among us can thing of a workout she would enjoy if given the gift of time.
Hula hooping? Dancing? Yoga? In-line skating?
The list of options? ENDLESS. Read the rest »
By Carla on 02/26/08 in Columns, Fitness, Clever Living, MizFit
I have often heard that the heart of the home is the kitchen. Instead, I would like to suggest that the Master Bedroom is the true lifeblood of the home, which is why I found it imperative to start the “Around the House Overhaul” in the master bedroom. So often we focus our attention on the rooms in which everyone else sees, and put our own needs last. When your bedroom is clean and organized, you will sleep, love, and live more fulfilled. In turn you will be healthier and happier, which makes everything more manageable in life. Read the rest »
By Betsy on 02/25/08 in Clutter Busting, Featured, Columns, Main Feature, An Organized Life
Grocery coupons have been around since 1894 when Asa Candler handed out handwritten tickets for a free Coca-Cola drink. Over 100 years later, in 2002, shoppers saved $3 billion by redeeming 3.8 billion coupons, according to the Promotion Marketing Association. People of every age and income use coupons and couponing can make a real difference for a family’s bottom line. The question is: Can it make a difference for you?
This month’s topic regarding cutting your grocery bill in half will touch on the advantages and disadvantages of couponing. From here, you can make a decision that is right for your family regarding the benefits of using coupons. For most of you, some level of couponing will make good sense. With that said, couponing is not for everyone and it’s important to weigh the pros and cons before investing your valuable time in the fine art of coupon shopping. Read the rest »
By Faye on 02/25/08 in Parents, Food, Columns, Smart Spending, Food Tips
