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		<title>Safe Baby Bottles &#8211; What All Parents Need to Know About Glass and Plastic Baby Bottles</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Think you know how to choose safe baby bottles? Believe it or not, most parents don't. Read on for important information about glass and plastic baby bottles so you can make the safest decision for you and your baby.]]></description>
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<p>Thirty to forty years ago, the only baby bottles available to  parents were the ones made of glass, which were not only heavy, but also  breakable. Years later, through technology and innovation came bottles  that were made of plastic, which offered the benefits of being both  lighter and unbreakable, making the glass baby bottle a thing of the  past. Plastic baby bottles were created long before it was discovered  that a certain type of plastic used in baby bottles can actually harm a  developing baby. This news sparked the debate of which bottle is safer  for babies, glass or plastic. So what is the best choice for parents  looking for safe baby bottles? The following information regarding both  glass and plastic baby bottles is intended to assist you in deciding for  yourself which type of bottle is best for your baby.</p>
<p><strong>Glass  Baby Bottles:</strong></p>
<p><em>Pros:</em></p>
<p>· Glass baby bottles are  sturdy and are now available with silicon sleeves that protect against  breakage when dropped.</p>
<p>· Glass bottles don&#8217;t contain harmful  chemicals that might end up in the baby&#8217;s formula.</p>
<p><em>Cons:</em></p>
<p>·  Glass bottles are heavy and somewhat more awkward than plastic ones.</p>
<p>·  Glass bottles present the hazard of being dropped and having shattered  glass on the floor to clean up.</p>
<p><strong>Plastic Baby Bottles:</strong></p>
<p><em>Pros:</em></p>
<p>·  Lighter weight makes plastic bottles easier to handle.</p>
<p>· Plastic  bottles will not shatter when dropped like some glass baby bottles.</p>
<p>·  The FDA has issued statements that it believes the amounts of BPA  (bisphenol A) that ends up in food or bottles made from plastic  containing are too low to cause any real health effects in humans.</p>
<p><em>Cons:</em></p>
<p>·  Some plastic bottles are made from plastics that contain bisphenol A  (BPA), which has been linked to increased risk of various forms of  cancer in lab rats that were exposed to the chemical.</p>
<p>· Plastic  bottles made of polycarbonate are the ones that contain BPA, and can  cause BPA to leak into the contents of the baby bottles (something you  don&#8217;t want your baby drinking).</p>
<p>· The FDA continues to investigate  the issues surrounding BPA containing plastic food and drink containers  and the associated risks, which for now still remains unresolved.</p>
<p><strong>Choosing  a Bottle for Your Baby</strong></p>
<p><strong><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Plastic</span></em></strong></p>
<p>There  are basically three different types of bottles for baby: glass,  plastic, and plastic with plastic with plastic liners. Although there  hasn&#8217;t been entirely conclusive evidence regarding the risks of BPA, if  you wish to avoid exposing your baby to BPA, you should avoid buying  plastic food/drink containers that display the either the #7 recycling  symbol or the &#8220;PC&#8221; symbol on the bottom. These logos are general  indicators that the item is likely to contain BPA, but not definite  proof. Many plastic bottles will clearly state that their product does  not contain BPA.</p>
<p>Even if you would like to continue using plastic  bottles, you can still use ones that are made of non-polycarbonate  plastics, which don&#8217;t contain BPA. Some examples of non-polycarbonate  plastics are polyethylene (#1, #2, or #4 recycling symbols) or  polypropylene (#5 recycling symbol). When your child is ready to use a  sippy cup, there are non-polycarbonate plastics versions available.</p>
<p>Another  option for ensuring that your baby isn&#8217;t exposed to BPA is using  plastic baby bottles with disposable liners that don&#8217;t contain BPA,  which will clearly say BPA-free on the label. This option does carry a  higher cost due to the liners needing to be swapped out after each  feeding.</p>
<p><strong><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Glass</span></em></strong></p>
<p>If  you decide that you do want to give glass baby bottles a try, but are  worried about breakage and safety, there are silicon sleeves that are  available that can be slipped over glass bottles to prevent breakage if  the bottle is dropped.</p>
<p><strong>Cleaning and Maintaining Your Baby&#8217;s  Bottle</strong></p>
<p>You can reduce the risk of exposing your child to BPA  by following these precautions:</p>
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<li>Don&#8217;t store breast milk or formula in plastic baby bottles. Place  breast milk and formulas into bottles just before feeding and be sure to  throw out any unused portion.</li>
<li>Avoid exposing plastic bottles to heat and wear. Both heat and  excessive wear degrade the plastic containing BPA and can increase the  speed of the BPA leaking from a plastic bottle.</li>
<li>Be sure to throw out polycarbonate bottles that show signs of wear  such as cracks, chips, or scratches.</li>
<li>Only use warm water and gentle cleansers on polycarbonate bottles  and be sure not to use hot water or harsh cleansers which can cause the  plastic to breakdown and release BPA.</li>
<li>BPA can also be found in the lining of formula cans, so opting for  powdered formulas will allow you to reduce the levels of BPA present in  the formula.</li>
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<p>Whether you choose plastic or glass baby bottles, feeding your baby  can be a rewarding, bonding experience. If you follow the guidelines  mentioned above, you can rest assured that you are providing the safest  care for your child at mealtime.</p></div>
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<p>Which kind of bottles will you buy for your little one? Shop  for <a href="http://www.mybabydust.com/baby-at-home/bottles-feeding/" target="_new">glass and  BPA-free plastic baby bottles</a> at <a href="http://www.mybabydust.com/baby-at-home/bottles-feeding/" target="_new">http://www.mybabydust.com/baby-at-home/bottles-feeding/</a></p>
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		<title>10 Benefits of Infant Massage</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Apr 2010 21:39:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Having a newborn in the house is a time for adjustment. You have this new life to take care of and you really want to make sure you do everything right. Chances are you won&#8217;t get everything right, but infant massage one small thing you can do right that will get great results. This gentle [...]]]></description>
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<p>Having a newborn in the house is a time for adjustment. You have  this new life to take care of and you really want to make sure you do  everything right. Chances are you won&#8217;t get everything right, but infant  massage one small thing you can do right that will get great results.  This gentle therapy will help improve the health of you and your baby.</p>
<p><strong>Helps  your baby sleep more soundly</strong>&#8211; Newborn babies have difficulty  sleeping through the night. If your baby is having difficulty sleeping  massage can help calm him and help him sleep more soundly.</p>
<p><strong>Decreases  stress</strong>&#8211;Believe it or not your baby experiences stress. Everything  is new to her. She has difficulty communicating her needs and at times  feels quite frustrated and stressed by her situation. Massage can reduce  stress by lowering the amount of the stress hormone cortisol in the  body.</p>
<p><strong>Increases circulation</strong>&#8211;The motion of massage pushes  fluids through the body increasing the circulation of blood and lymph.  It helps the cells get more nourishment and maintain health.</p>
<p><strong>Boosts  the immune system</strong> Your baby&#8217;s immune system is newly developing.  Massage stimulates the production of white blood cells and balances the  immune system.</p>
<p><strong>Improves neurological functions</strong> It  especially helps with sensory development and body awareness.</p>
<p><strong>Improves  muscle tone</strong> As the muscles are stimulated they develop and build  stretch.</p>
<p><strong>Aids digestion</strong> Infant massage helps your baby  expel gas and eases colic.</p>
<p><strong>Normalizes hormone production</strong> The stimulation of the skin, muscles, and nerves helps your baby produce  the hormones he needs. It is especially good to get underweight babies  produce the hormones needed to gain weight.</p>
<p><strong>Helps with pain  management</strong> When your baby is experiencing pain and discomfort your  soothing touch can help provide pain relief.</p>
<p><strong>Increases the bond  between infants and parents</strong> During massage the nursing hormone  Oxytocin is released increasing the connect felt between you and your  child.</p>
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<p>You can learn more about <a href="http://www.massage-therapy-benefits.net/infant-massage-therapy.html" target="_new">infant  massage</a> and the benefits of massage therapy at <a href="http://www.massage-therapy-benefits.net/" target="_new">http://www.Massage-Therapy-Benefits.net</a></p>
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		<title>The Basics to Breastfeeding Your Baby</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Apr 2010 20:41:02 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Throughout the 9 months of your pregnancy, nature ensures that your  body will be prepared to breast feed your baby.  Breastfeeding will  give your baby the best source of nutrients, and result in a good  healthy start for your baby.</p>
<p>Breastfeeding and nursing your baby  is an acquired skill.  For both mom and baby, this will require time and  patience on both parts.  Breastfeeding comes more natural for some  mothers and babies, but don&#8217;t feel pressure to perform.</p>
<p>If you  happen to experience some difficulties in breastfeeding your baby, you  can contact your local La Leche League and they will be happy to supply a  local lactation consultant.  They specialize in helping a new mother to  breastfeed her baby, and have a lot of resources to ensure your  breastfeeding success!</p>
<p>The First Two Days After Giving Birth</p>
<p>Most  healthcare providers will encourage a mother to begin breastfeeding her  baby as soon as possible.  Some instances when breastfeeding a baby  isn&#8217;t encouraged is when there was a difficulty in delivery such as a  cesarean section.  You will find that many babies immediately take to  the breast, and find themselves breastfeeding with little to no effort.   However, there are some cases such as a premature birth of a baby where  the mother has a problem while trying to breastfeed her baby. If this  is the case a mother can still stroke her baby, and encourage the baby  to begin breastfeeding when it is ready.</p>
<p>Having Success in  Breastfeeding</p>
<p>The best way to start breastfeeding your baby is to  create an environment that is as calm as possible, as it will help  provide both you and baby a soothing atmosphere to breastfeed.  Keeping a  drink nearby is a helpful tip to breastfeeding, as it will keep up your  fluid intake.</p>
<p>One key to a successful breastfeeding is being in a  comfortable nursing position.  In general, most new mothers nurse and  breastfeed their baby while sitting upright on a chair.  Some women  breastfeed with their feet raised and a pillow (or boppy pillow) on  their lap, as that creates a natural, comfortable position for the  breastfeeding of baby to take place.  If you find that you are tired  when you need to breastfeed, lay down on your side.  Some women who are  experiencing fatigue after their pregnancy find this to be the most  relaxing way for them to begin breastfeeding.</p>
<p>An important thing  to remember while breastfeeding your baby is to ensure that the baby is  held close to your whole body, facing your breast.  The baby&#8217;s chest  should be next to your chest, and you should be able to bring your baby  close to your breast easily, to allow an simple position for  breastfeeding.</p>
<p>Positioning Your Baby Before Breastfeeding</p>
<p>Before  you begin breastfeeding your baby, make sure both you and baby are  comfortable.  If the position you choose to breastfeed your baby is  upright, make sure that baby&#8217;s head is supported by either your forearm  or hold her head and shoulders with the hand that you have free.  While  your baby is breastfeeding, their head should be at the same level as  your nipple, as this will allow the proper angle for you baby to suck  and breastfeed successfully.</p>
<p>Another thing that might assist you  in breastfeeding is to cup your breast with your hand.  By supporting  your breast with your fingers against your ribs, you provide your baby  the most opportune ability to breastfeed.  One thing to avoid is to  pinch your nipple between two fingers, as it can prevent your baby from  breastfeeding successfully.  Some babies have the natural breastfeeding  instinct, where the automatically begin to suck on your nipple as soon  as they feel your breast on their cheek.</p>
<p>Ensure that Your Baby Has  Latched On</p>
<p>Although it may feel unnatural, make sure your baby is  breastfeeding with as much of your breast in their mouth as possible.   Your baby is properly positioned if they are breastfeeding with a  &#8220;mouthful&#8221; of breast, including your nipple and perhaps most of the  areola.</p>
<p>While breastfeeding, your baby&#8217;s bottom lip should be  curled back, as their jaw muscles will work almost rhythmically.  If you  notice that your baby&#8217;s cheeks are caving in while breastfeeding, then  they aren&#8217;t suckling properly, and might make the breastfeed  unsuccessful.  If this is the case, to ensure proper breastfeeding you  should reposition yourself or your baby and try again.</p>
<p>Changing  Breasts if Necessary</p>
<p>Most babies breastfeed with various sucking  patterns &#8211; from short sucks to longer bursts of sucking and sometimes  with pauses in between.  Your baby will let you know if your breast is  empty by falling asleep or letting your nipple fall out of their mouth.   This means that it&#8217;s time to breastfeed with the other breast.</p>
<p>If  you feel that you need to stop your baby from breastfeeding, the  easiest and most effective way is to break the breastfeed with your  fingers.  If your baby refuses to breastfeed with your other breast, let  some time pass and the try breastfeeding again with the other nipple.</p>
<p>Engorgement</p>
<p>You  may notice that a few days after you deliver your baby, your breast  might begin to feel swollen.  This is called engorgement of the breasts,  and might even feel painful with accumulations of blood and milk.   Breastfeeding as much as eight times within a 24 hour period might help  alleviate this pain.  One thing you can do is to make engorgement of the  breast feel better, is to express a little bit of breast milk before  you baby begins breastfeeding.</p>
<p>The Combination of Breast Milk and  Bottle</p>
<p>At some point it might be necessary to give yourself a  break from breastfeeding by pumping breast milk into a bottle.  If you  find yourself out on the run, or are returning to work, then pumping  your breast milk will provide your baby with the same nutrients that  they receive when the breastfeed.  Breastfeeding is the best way to  ensure your baby is getting what it needs &#8211; after all, the saying  &#8220;mother&#8217;s milk is best&#8221; is definitely the case.  At some point, you will  need to stop breastfeeding altogether &#8211; but do this gradually, to  provide proper transition.</p>
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<p>Brian Gardner is the Founder of PregnancyEtc.com &#8211; An Online  Pregnancy Resource For 9 Months &amp; Beyond. Having recently  experienced pregnancy firsthand with his wife Shelly, Brian has  dedicated his efforts towards pregnancy research. The development of <a href="http://www.pregnancyetc.com/" target="_new">http://www.pregnancyetc.com</a> was to ensure that expecting parents had a place to find information on  pregnancy and babies.</p>
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		<title>Finding A Good Convertible Car Seat</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Apr 2010 01:01:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Looking for an ideal Convertible Car Seat, It is a tough job for many new parents to select an appropriate&#160; convertible car seat. Before choosing a car seat for your baby, you should compare qualifications and prices of the different styles. Determining what you need in a convertible car seat will allow you to then [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Looking for an ideal Convertible Car Seat, It is a tough job for many new parents to select an appropriate&nbsp; convertible car seat.<br /> Before choosing a car seat for your baby, you should compare qualifications and prices of the different styles. Determining what you need in a convertible car seat will allow you to then start your search for the one that best fits your criteria.</p>
<p> With so many models being&nbsp; released&nbsp; to the market everyday, it has become a tough task to&nbsp; chose among best convertible car seats. Even the &#8220;veteran&#8221; parents may find it difficult That which was effective for your child five years ago may not achieve today&#8217;s standards. The best convertible car seats provide parents with many options Since a convertible car seat is more expensive than a regular car seat, you want to ensure that it is worth the extra cost. It does not mean that the most expensive model is the best always, just because it is costly! Be aware that the more expensive models may have features you will never need to use. In view of this, it is essential to evaluate you requirements before you search for the best convertible car seats</p>
<p> When you&#8217;re trying to pick the <a href="http://www.carseatconvertibles.com/">highest quality convertible car seats</a>, it&#8217;s wise to check customer reviews. Other parents will give you an honest opinion of each convertible car seat, including experience after wear and tear. You always find the car seats that fall within the middle of the price range are the best These models often have all the features you need without all the extras that push the price on more expensive models</p>
<p> Comfort , ease and safety of&nbsp; your baby inside the car is one of the essential requirements of&nbsp; convertible car. Your baby&rsquo;s safety is paramount&nbsp; for the designers of best convertible car seats. The best way to get what you want is to search carefully, reading comments from other parents as well as those by the professionals. When you are considering your baby&#8217;s wellbeing, an excellent <a href="http://www.carseatconvertibles.com/">convertible car seat</a> will give you an enormous amount of peace of mind.</p>
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		<title>Keeping Baby Safe in its Crib</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 11 Apr 2010 15:06:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Baby is the best gift by God to humankind and the parents are solely responsible to provide them maximum care and safety wherever they are. Your baby&#8217;s safety is up to you no matter wherever he or she goes. Whatever you baby is doing, whether he or she is sleeping, playing, just lying etc. you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Baby is the best gift by God to humankind and the parents are solely responsible to provide them maximum care and safety wherever they are. Your baby&#8217;s  safety is  up to you no matter wherever  he or she goes.  Whatever you baby is doing, whether he or she is sleeping, playing, just lying etc. you should keep a watchful eye over your baby. Your  toddler does not know what is  harmful and what is  not, so you as parents  must be very  attentive even when your  baby is  resting peacefully in his or her  cot.  Keeping your baby safe in their crib is your responsibility and you must know what size of the crib is perfect for your baby. Well, depending on the age and height of your baby, you can  choose a  bed that is not  just relaxing but is also  quite secure.  Here are a few things that need to be considered so as to ensure maximum safety to your baby in crib:</p>
<p>Quality of the crib and the mattress: While  purchasing a  crib for your baby, please  make sure that is of  superb quality.  Not just the crib, but also the mattress should be of high grade material that offers maximum comfort to your precious little baby. The mattress  must be of the  exact size and there  should not be a  gap of more than two fingers  between the crib and the mattress.</p>
<p>Baby Bumpers in the baby  bed save your baby from crib bars and  provide highest protection to your baby.  Baby bumpers prevent your baby&#8217;s hands or legs from getting stuck into the crib bars thereby increasing the safety level.</p>
<p>Arranging the baby crib:  This is one of the most important things you need to consider while making your baby sleep in the crib.  Always remember, your baby  is going to be alone in the crib, so  make sure that you  offer him or her with the  correct number of blankets that you feel is  enough for  cozy and  relaxing sleep.  You should always remember to keep the right size of baby blanket in the crib so that you baby doesn&#8217;t get tied in it.  A person should also  check that the baby is  properly dressed with  light and  cozy night  dress.</p>
<p>Comfortable position:  See that you make your baby sleep on his or her back. Once your  toddler grows up, he or she will take the most  relaxing position to  sleep soundly.</p>
<p>Room Temperature:  The room temperature should be normal providing sufficient warmth your baby needs.  Normally 70 degree F is  ideal for your baby&#8217;s comfortable sleep.</p>
<p>While placing your baby crib,  ensure that there are no  wires or chords around  which may prove to be  harmful.  Place the baby crib in a safe place with no items hanging down the crib. Avoid hanging toys on the crib as he  might pull it  which may be  harmful for him.  Moreover, avoid stuffing the baby crib with loose cushions as these may be harmful at times. Once you know how to keep your baby safe in their cribs, you can  shop around for  quality<a href="http://www.boyscribsets.com/">baby crib sets</a> in which your baby can  sleep calmly.</p>
<p> Thus, this piece of information will surely keep your baby safe in crib.  Moreover, you shouldn&#8217;t leave your baby on your bed unattended  until your bed has  sufficient railings on the sides to  prevent your baby falling  off from your bed.  Your baby is the most precious gift of God. You  must safeguard your baby at  each little step he or she takes.</p>
<p>Keep your baby safe and comfortable while in its crib with <a href="http://www.boyscribsets.com/">Boy Crib Sets</a>&nbsp;or <a href="http://www.girlscribsets.com/">Girl Crib Sets</a>.</p>
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		<title>White Noise CD for a Baby Shower Gift</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Apr 2010 16:10:33 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Going to   a baby shower and  don&#8217;t know   what to  get   the new baby?  Sleepers, onesies, and diapers   are all  useful  . But, why not add something  unique   to your gift bag that most new parents don&#8217;t even realize they need until they need it? A <a title="White &lt;spin class='posible_changer' id='spin_24' onclick='ShowSpinOptions(24)'&gt;Noise&lt;/spin&gt; CD" href="return false;" target="_blank">White noise cd</a>.</p>
<p><strong>What is white noise you might ask?</strong><br />
Well,  simply put  ,  it&#8217;s   the monotonic  humming   you hear when a fan is running.  Or the sound of your wheels running   while you are driving. Experts  say   it is all the frequencies a human ear can hear put all together.  Kind of like   white light is all the colors human eyes can see put all together.</p>
<p><strong>What does white noise have to do with a colic baby?</strong><br />
Well, a baby, especially  a colic baby  ,  responds   to hearing white noise. Playing white noise cd&#8217;s mimics the  womb sound baby heard for nine months  . When a baby is born, it is thrust into a  loud, confusing, startling   world.  Often  , the baby can&#8217;t  handle   the stress and  reacts   in the  only   way she knows how.</p>
<p>To cry .</p>
<p>Uncontrollably  .</p>
<p>White noise can help  soothe   the crying by tricking baby into  thinking   she is back in the womb where everything was  warm and cozy  .</p>
<p>For  anyone   who has been subjected to a baby  suffering from colic  , they  can testify  . Colic is not  pleasant  . A colicky baby can take  a   mild-mannered parent and  transform   them into a stressed out shell. New parents, in particular, might not have  any clue   that their baby is  colicky  . Because of the  excessive   crying, they might assume they are doing something wrong and become  incredibly   frustrated. That&#8217;s when  the   white noise baby shower gift becomes the real  savior  . Just  listening to   a few moments of the cd will calm that <a title="colic baby" href="return false;" target="_blank">colic baby</a> quick  .</p>
<p>But there&#8217;s more! White noise cd&#8217;s have other  amazing  uses for baby.</p>
<p><strong></strong> <strong>Acts as a sleep aid</strong><br />
Another bonus of playing white noise is  baby sleeps better  . Not only does the white noise soothe a  fussy   outburst, it also  drowns   out other noises  around   the  house   that may  disturb baby&#8217;s slumber  . Instead of being startled when  a phone rings or a dog barks , baby won&#8217;t even  notice  ! Baby will sleep  longer and undisturbed  .</p>
<p><strong>What type of white noise is best? </strong><br />
White noise is  can be found   in several variations. The  type   recommended by experts is either a vacuum cleaner sound or hair dryer sound. These types mimic the tone baby  heard   in the womb the best.</p>
<p>Try not to buy white noise cd&#8217;s that are just digital noise.  Look for   the kind that are  actually   recordings of either a vacuum cleaner, or a hair dryer running.</p>
<p><strong> Where do I buy white noise? </strong><br />
You can  buy   white noise almost anywhere. You can even purchase it online or download it as an MP3 from ITunes and burn your own CD for the baby shower gift. Just Google Vacuum Cleaner White Noise to find out where you can buy a <a title="White Noise CD" href="return false;" target="_blank">white noise cd</a> online.</p>
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		<title>Can a Probiotic Formula Solve Your Baby&#8217;s Colic?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:10:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are looking for a solution to baby colic, you may want to check out using a probiotic formula. Find out what probiotic means, and what probiotic side effects may be.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is a probiotic formula something you should consider in alleviating baby colic? Possibly. Research shows that milk-based formula with supplemental probiotics did wonders for lowering colic outbursts in babies. But more about that later. First, you may be wondering what the heck probiotic means.<br />
<strong>What are probiotics?</strong><br />
Your body contains tons of bacteria and other microorganisms. As we know, some bacteria are bad and cause illness and infection. However, some bacteria are good and necessary in order for our bodies to function properly.<br />
A probiotic is a supplement or foods that are like those good bacteria that occur naturally in our body. Some examples of food containing probiotics are:</p>
<p>-yogurt<br />
-some cheese<br />
-some pickles<br />
-fermented milk<br />
-sauerkraut</p>
<p>Experts are interested in the evidence that probiotics taken as supplements or in food seem to treat illnesses like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), intestinal infections, infant eczema, infectious diarrhea, and other disorders, as well as improve a person&#8217;s overall health. Probiotics seem to particularly aid in digestive disorders.</p>
<p>You have probably heard commercials for Dannon&#8217;s Activia and how it makes you more &#8220;regular&#8221;. Activia is a lowfat yogurt that contains a probiotic. There are people that swear by this stuff.</p>
<p><strong>What does probiotics have to do with baby colic?</strong><br />
Experts aren&#8217;t sure what causes colic. However, some believe the culprit to be an immature digestive system that doesn&#8217;t function correctly. The baby may have more difficulty digesting complex enzymes. In turn, their digestive tract can become irritated, which can cause pain and fussiness. Or, as with adults who are somewhat lactose intolerant, milk protein found in the formulas can make the baby become gassy and bloated which also can cause intense pain. And this may be what causes the incredible bouts of crying and screaming.</p>
<p>Probiotics, since they are known to aid in problems with the digestive system, can help add good bacteria into your baby&#8217;s system and soothe that immature digestive tract. In fact, a 2004 John Hopkins study found that a probiotic formula lowered the frequency of colic in infants who were fed a milk-based formula containing probiotic bacteria.<br />
So, it&#8217;s was no surprise when food-giant Nestle became the first to come out with their Good Start Natural Cultures formula which contains Bifidus BL™—a probiotic similar to that found in breast milk. (Keep in mind, if you are breastfeeding, your breast milk is a natural source of probiotics and your baby shouldn&#8217;t need a supplemental probiotic). As the saying goes, breast is best. But if you do need to feed your baby a formula, you might want to check out Good Start Natural Cultures.</p>
<p><strong>Are there any probiotics side effects?</strong><br />
Side effects from probiotics are few, and if they do occur, are mostly mild. Some people may experience digestive issues such as gas and bloating. However, in more rare instances, people with underlying health conditions have contracted illnesses as a result of the probiotics stimulating their immune system in a negative way. So be sure to consult your doctor if you are considering switching your baby to a probiotic formula just to be on the safe side.</p>
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		<title>Trapped in the car with a crying newborn&#8230;not fun.</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Feb 2010 02:09:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you ever been trapped in a car with a baby that is totally freaking out? We suggest you check into some white noise to soothe your baby fast. Try some white noise.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you ever been trapped in a car with a baby that is totally freaking out? We suggest you check into some white noise to soothe your baby fast. You can find white noise in many forms:</p>
<ul>
<li>in the form of a vaccuum cleaner running</li>
<li>in the form of a hair dryer running</li>
<li>in the form of a fan running</li>
</ul>
<p>And many more.</p>
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		<title>How to Swaddle Your Newborn</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:38:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Video showing the technique of using a receiving blanket to swaddle a baby.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great video that explains exactly how to use a receiving blanket to swaddle your baby and make her happy fast.  Enjoy!</p>
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		<title>Baby Slings</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:18:57 +0000</pubDate>
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