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Shopping carts can harbor germs, which is why some parents use cart covers to protect their children when buying groceries or other items. But protecting a baby from a dirty seat and handle isn't that simple, in part because shopping cart covers can carry germs, too. A better solution is to use a sanitizing wipe to clean the cart's seat and handle before putting your baby inside.
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Safety gates become key equipment once your little one starts crawling. Use them at the top of stairs, between rooms and as an instant childproofing tool that can travel with you to hotels and to Grandma's house.
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Baby monitors provide an extra set of ears and, if you choose, eyes, allowing you to keep tabs on your child when you're not in the same room.
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Whether you call it a "binky" or "paci," a pacifier can help soothe and comfort your baby. And when your baby uses a pacifier at naptime and bedtime during her first year, it may also help reduce the risk of SIDS.
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This gate is so versatile and fit a large space that we were having a hard time finding something for and that didn't need to attach on the sides because we have a bannister on the opposite side. It also looks nice since it is more than just a temporary fix. It was well worth it, and the price was r
This gate is so versatile and fit a large space that we were having a hard time finding something for and that didn't need to attach on the sides because we have a bannister on the opposite side. It also looks nice since it is more than just a temporary fix. It was well worth it, and the price was r
If you have a small dog (Pomeranians, etc.), then this is the perfect gate! I've been searching all over the internet for a gate that can keep my Pom in my kitchen: gaps not too wide where he can squeeze through, nothing horizontal across where he can climb out of, and at a decent price! I've tried
Fits the bill
This gate works well and as needed. It was easy to install. The locking mechanism is a bit hard to get used to but once you do it's fairly easy to operate, although it usually takes both hands to open...one to depress a red button and the other to pull back the handle. There is a magnetic piece at t