Does anyone know where they sell waterproof snow suits for babies? I haven't been able to find them, and I want to be able to take V out in the snow. Our first snowfall is tonight!
I was going to say anywhere lol, but maybe that's just the Canadian retailer side So I'm not sure if I'm much help. Osh Kosh/Carters has cute ones here
ETA-just checked the Osh Kosh american site myself-totally different outerwear selection! Sorry, I'll have to leave this one up to someone else I guess.
Does anyone know where they sell waterproof snow suits for babies? I haven't been able to find them, and I want to be able to take V out in the snow. Our first snowfall is tonight!
Does anyone know where they sell waterproof snow suits for babies? I haven't been able to find them, and I want to be able to take V out in the snow. Our first snowfall is tonight!
I bought one at Burlington coat factory sometime last year. Haven't used it yet, though.
For those of you using humidifiers to help with baby's congestion, which humidifier do you have? Do you like it? Does it seem to actually be helping with congestion? Does it get everything around it wet? Does it put off a lot of light?
We bought a little travel humidifier (dis one) and it doesn't hold enough water to last the night, and makes the carpet all wet, and puts off so much light I think it affects baby's sleep, so I think it is going back. Anyone have any helpful tips or insights? Thanks!
We have this one:
The only light off of it comes from a tiny bulb right above the dial. We usually get 2 nights out of it if we turn it off between naps when he isn't in there.
Post by mrsmonogrammed on Dec 28, 2015 16:00:42 GMT -5
beersandweirs there's a small green light to tell you it's "on". I can take a picture of it at bedtime tonight so you can see what I'm talking about. We also like to keep DD's room pitch black!
Post by hannahl201477 on Dec 28, 2015 17:17:19 GMT -5
Here's a stupid question... At 6 months old is it too old for them to confuse day and night? Yesterday all Mal did all day was eat and sleep. Then at about 3 he was ready to face the day. He has done the same thing today. I'm hoping its just a growth spurt and that he is catching up on sleep from all the going and doing.
beersandweirs ive had 3 humidifiers in the last two years and the vicks one i have now is my favorite. Similar to tiffbot but no starry night feature. I finally bought a care plan for this one.
Does anyone know where they sell waterproof snow suits for babies? I haven't been able to find them, and I want to be able to take V out in the snow. Our first snowfall is tonight!
I was going to say anywhere lol, but maybe that's just the Canadian retailer side So I'm not sure if I'm much help. Osh Kosh/Carters has cute ones here
ETA-just checked the Osh Kosh american site myself-totally different outerwear selection! Sorry, I'll have to leave this one up to someone else I guess.
I got DD one from Carters when she was a baby. I didnt splurge on LO and judging how this winter has been so far glad i didnt.
For those of you using humidifiers to help with baby's congestion, which humidifier do you have? Do you like it? Does it seem to actually be helping with congestion? Does it get everything around it wet? Does it put off a lot of light?
We bought a little travel humidifier (dis one) and it doesn't hold enough water to last the night, and makes the carpet all wet, and puts off so much light I think it affects baby's sleep, so I think it is going back. Anyone have any helpful tips or insights? Thanks!
We have this one:
The only light off of it comes from a tiny bulb right above the dial. We usually get 2 nights out of it if we turn it off between naps when he isn't in there.
This is what we have for DS as well. LOs is hello kitty and actually has an additional light feature. It's nice to have the night light feature if I need to find a bink MOTN. There's a slight noise to both but they're not really loud. I had DSs on his wooden dresser with a towel under it and it got damp sometimes. I'm really bad at remembering to dump the excess water every day and clean with vinegar weekly though.
We got a Vicks one as well. It only hasthe ittlegreen on light nless you choose to turn onthe projector. No leaks issues but likeeveryone said, you need to make sure to clean it often. I use vinegar once a week.
Is it normal for babies to "wring" their hands? Jude will grab his thumb or whole hand and kind of twist back and forth. He's not doing it hard, but he does it often.
Is it normal for babies to "wring" their hands? Jude will grab his thumb or whole hand and kind of twist back and forth. He's not doing it hard, but he does it often.
Owen LOVES his hands. They are his favorite toy. He eats them, wrings them, wiggles and waggles his fingers, and will play with them in his crib when he should be sleeping I'm 99.9% sure it's developmentally appropriate.
Is it normal for babies to "wring" their hands? Jude will grab his thumb or whole hand and kind of twist back and forth. He's not doing it hard, but he does it often.
Yes, we call this V's evil pose. He always laughs or smiles when he does it and looks like he's plotting destruction.
ETA: he also loves staring at his hand while he moves it around. That's how he occupies himself in the car seat lately.
+1 J is fascinated by her hand when she moves it around in front of her. She looks likes she's tripping. Whhhhhhhhoooooaaaa mmmaaannn.
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