Heartbeat Teddy Bear
Heartbeat Teddy Bears: A plush 16” Teddy Bear with your baby’s heartbeat that is a lifetime keepsake!
We’ll mail you a beautiful, plush 16” teddybear and a recording devise. Take the recording devise to your next prenatal doctor’s appointment and while you and your doctor listen to your baby’s heartbeat, you record it with the recording devise (very easy and instructions are included). This recording can be done as early as 13 weeks!
You then insert it into the bear, next to the heart and each time you squeeze it, you’ll be able to hear your little ones heartbeat! The Bear has a zipper in the back, so no sewing is required.
This makes a great gift for Moms and Dads-to-be, Dads that are deployed and Grandparents! It is also a fun way to share with your family and friends that you are expecting!
Our introductory price is just $29.95!
More info here...
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I’ve always known that using cloth diapers is much better for the environment, and that is why I chose to use cloth on my third child years ago, but after exploring this subject again, I have to say it was an eye-opener on the health end of this subject. I thought I would share this with you so if you didn’t already know, perhaps this could help you make a more informed decision on what type of diapers to use. Below are some interesting facts from The Real Diaper Association about the pros and cons of using cloth vs disposable diapers. Health: Disposable diapers contain numerous dangerous chemicals. The three main offenders are Dioxin, Tributyl-tin and sodium polyacrylate. Dioxin, one of the more dangerous chemicals, is a toxin that has been labeled by the EPA as the most toxic of all the cancer-linked chemicals. In fact, it’s so dangerous, it’s been banned in most other countries – but not in the U.S.
Cost: Unless you plan on creating a stash of hundreds of premium cloth diapers, using cloth will certainly be cheaper than using disposables. The initial investment is a little painful to your purse, but the long term savings are significant, especially if you plan to cloth diaper future children. You could easily diaper your child through the age of two for less than $500
Environment: More than 27.4 billion disposable diapers end up in a landfill every year in the U.S. alone and they take an estimated 250-500 years to decompose. We’re talking about 6,000 diapers you will personally be responsible for dumping in a landfill by the time your child is two.
So now that you have more information, what type of diaper are your going to use? We will be holding a Diaper Workshop in our office on Saturday, April 24th at 2:00pm. Please contact us if you would like to be a part of that as seating is limited. |
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