It is downright overwhelming being a new mother. We want the safest, most trusted and convenient products available. To help parents pick the product essentials from one mom-to another, let us know what Products (toys, bottles teethers, etc) got you through your babies first year.
Give your advice in the comment section and I'll choose a winner at random on November 4, 2011. The winner will be given a set of BornFree Eco bottles of their very own!
*This contest is sponsored by BornFree (www.newbornfree.com). BornFree specializes in developing and manufacturing baby feeding products that feature a natural flow that’s closer to breastfeeding, tummy conscious ActiveFlow™venting technology that’s clinically proven to reduce colic, and naturally safe materials that are free of BPA, PVD and phthalates.
8 comments:
Will since we have 10 weeks until she is born I would have to say the one thing I can't live without is advise from you. Hello you have 3 girls and I have a dog and a cat. Keep your phone charged as we get closer to the new year because you know I'll be a calling!
Hi, I don't have any advice to give yet, I am pregnant with my first child and due in May. But I would really like to try the Born Free Bottles, thanks for giving me the chance to do that. Thank you, Molly Bussler meoleme@yahoo.com PS. I agree, it is overwelming to be a mother for the first time...kinda scary.
for me it was the boppy!
ykatrina at hotmail dot com
I have a 4 week old daughter and we couldn't live without our Snugabunny Swing!
For breastfeeding - I couldn't live without Lansinoh cream!
First year, I also couldn't live without the Diaper Champ (or Diaper Genie) - we didn't use cloth.
Also, I wish I'd invested in the Baby Bullet or some other system when we started food...
elizabethglassturner (at) gmail (dot) com
I would have to say our bouncy seat and swing. My husband work a lot and I was on my own most of the time. These two items are the only reason I was able to shower and put food on the table!
It's OK to sit down with baby and do nothing. It's also OK to let baby nurse as long as s/he wants - baby isn't on a time limit!
delorap@yahoo.com
Congrats to Molly for winning!!
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