Source: (never home) maker, baby! “It’s rare to get a semi-warm day in January around these parts. And by semi-warm, I mean above 20 degrees. So, we took full advantage — starting with a tour of the backyard and continuing on with a little walk around the neighborhood. “
Source: Parents.com: GoodyBlog “Now that it seems like winter is really here in the Northeast, it seems like a good time to mention a product that crossed our desks. It’s called the Peekaru Original… ”
Source: City Kids Homeschooling “With the January chill settling in, I wanted to find a winter babywearing solution that would help keep my one-year-old cozy and not too bulky in the Ergo… ”
Source: Kare 11 “Mommy blogger and founder of MinnesotaBaby.org Melissa Saigh joined us with a number of fun and stylish ways your family can stay warm all winter long… ”
Source: Social Media Junkie “I’m a pretty petite person so I’m always having difficulty finding products that fit my size. With a baby carrier, it’s important that Mom and baby are both comfortable or else no one is going to use it!… ”
Source: Babywearing International of Southern Idaho “Last year for the conference the Freehand family came and brought us one of their BRAND NEW soft structure carriers. I was absolutely intrigued by it, but was pregnant and had an uncooperative toddler. So I didn’t get to try it. Plus, everyone...
Source: Preserving a Sense of Wonder “Babywearing International of Southern Idaho “Last year for the conference the Freehand family came and brought us one of their BRAND NEW soft structure carriers. I was absolutely intrigued by it, but was pregnant and had an uncooperative toddler….”
Source: KHON-TV Honolulu “The Peekaru Ozone is a uniquely breathable and lightweight baby carrier sun cover that attaches securely over any soft baby carrier, keeping baby shaded and cool. Can also be attached to any standard car seat or stroller…”
Source: Baton Rouge Parents Magazine “The sun’s rays can cause damage to everyone’s skin in varying degrees. It makes sense that the risks are greatly increased where babies are concerned, due to their thin skin and underdeveloped bodies…”
