This week’s Swap of the Week is an almost new yellow and green baby bedding set complete with bumper and bed skirt from Seattle. For those of you who may not know, the Wendy Bellismo brand of bedding retails for over $400.00 and this swapper originally paid $500.00! However, she is letting this beautiful set go for only $225.00.

For more information, check out our swapper’s listing at BabySwap.NET!

This week’s swap hails from Dallas, Georgia where, incidentally, thanks to a great write up in BabyCheapSkate-Atlanta, many of our latest swappers are from!

This Georgian swapper has two boys outfits that are brand-new, never-worn and never-washed: 1 cute footed sleeper and 1 two-piece play outfit; both selling for only $12.00! Check them out here or at www.babyswap.net!

We would like everyone to meet (if you haven’t met already) our friends at Project Cuddle! They are a very deserving and worthwhile charity that helps prevent baby abandonment and has helped save the lives of hundreds of babies since its inception 10 years ago.

Please check out their website at www.projectcuddle.org and show your support!

Also, through January 31, 2007, BabySwap will be donating 15% of the proceeds we receive from all our service provider listings to Project Cuddle. To sign up through BabySwap, please visit our website at www.babyswap.net.

Thanks for swapping!

Laura and Scott

Just in from Roswell, GA, a beautiful and gently used Pali Crib with mattress. As many of you know, Pali is a company based in Italy and all of their products are non-toxic, including laquers and stains, and contain no cadmium or lead. All parts of the crib incorporate smooth, rounded egdes, and the solid construction was provides a safe, restful haven for baby. Check it out and hurry at only $175.00 this swap won’t last long!

Go to BabySwap.net.

Today we goto The Best Nanny Newsletter to get some tips on how to interview household employees.

Interviewing household employees such as nannies, chefs, personal assistants, housekeepers, health care aides, and butlers is important. Each family and home has unique needs. Many potential problems can be avoided if the interview is properly conducted. During interviews the families and the job candidates often rely on their intuition. Although it is not wise to jump to conclusions, it is natural to get a sense of what individuals are like in the first minutes of meetings. As prospective employees and family members learn more about each other they can make informed decisions if their relationships may work.

In-person interviews are essential in helping families and potential employees determine if they are compatible. For example, in nanny in-person interviews the parents can judge how nannies and their children interact. Parents can describe activities their children enjoy to see if nanny candidates have an interest in those areas.

Read more on the Baby Swap site…

Thanks for SWAPPING!

This week we go to Zanesville, Ohio for the swap of the week. What to Expect When You’re Expecting is a book that has been on nearly every mother’s shelf for 18 years! Utilizing a month-to-month format, the book answers every question you could possibly come up with up to, and after, delivery. The book has sold more than 10 million copies since its inception, and is being offered for $5 - that’s nearly 65% off the list price of $13.95!

Check out this, and other swaps, at www.babyswap.net!

This week’s swap comes out of Orlando, Florida. It is an array of cute, gently used maternity camisoles and tops for the stylish and budget conscious mother to be.Shirts like this purple lace camisole you can dress up with a skirt or pair with your fave maternity jeans are priced from $3 to $8 each!

See more on the Baby Swap site.