(Part 2) Best products from r/predaddit
We found 43 comments on r/predaddit discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 274 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
21. Foscam FI8910W Pan & Tilt IP/Network Camera with Two-Way Audio and Night Vision (Black)
IR-Cut filter for true color video and images.The IR lights can be turned off manually from the softwareAudio quality is improved, there will be no noise when speaking into the cameraWPA2 Encryption Supported, Light Frequency 50 / 60 Hz or outdoor, IEEE 802.11b/g/nAdded an audio input jack which ca...
22. Non-Slip Socks Yoga Barre Pilates Hospital Maternity Sock w/Grips For Women Men 1 Pack Black
- USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Non-GMO, Caffeine Free Tea Bags in a convenient resealable zip-lock bag. Made with certified organic olive leaf imported from Spain and Manufactured in the USA. No messy kitchen prep to enjoy these incredible benefits…just add hot water to Olivus’ certified organic olive leaf tea! 0 calories, 100% pure goodness!!!
- WHY OLIVE LEAF TEA: Olive leaf is a long-time mediterranean herbal remedy used to maintain optimum wellness & vitality. Perfect for complementing an already healthy lifestyle, but also a great way to super charge new habits and make positive changes in your life, whether your goal is to keep your immune system strong or simply enjoy a great tasting healthy beverage.
- HEART & ENERGY: Cardiovascular health (Hypertension benefits). Research shows that components of the olive leaf (most prominently, oleuropein) may have beneficial effects on heart health. Energy Booster (Build lasting energy reserves without caffeine). Olive leaf is a great way to naturally boost energy without crashing. Long lasting, clean energy to support you in your daily endeavors.
- IMMUNE SUPPORT & PROTECTION: Immune System Support (For optimal health and protection). Olive leaf tea is a unique natural health beverage which makes a great addition to any wellness regimen. Olive leaf has been shown to have more antioxidant protection than green tea, grape leaf, acai, goji, and other well known antioxidant plants. Drink olive leaf tea daily for health and wellness support and find comfort in the natural healing benefits.
- OLIVUS INC: Has been selling olive leaf tea and supplements since 1998 and run as a family owned business. Olivus is the #1 olive leaf tea brand in the United States. They use only certified organic leaf in their products and offer a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied.
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23. Leachco Snoogle Original Maternity/Pregnancy Total Body Pillow, Ivory
- The first and true original Snoogle
- Snoogle takes the place of multiple pillows to help support hips, back, neck, and tummy
- Patented design was developed by a registered Nurse and mom
- Enjoy cuddle comfort and support without the extra body heat.
- Snoogle original has a sham-style removable cover that is machine washable
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24. Ubbi Steel Odor Locking, No Special Bag Required Money Saving, Awards-Winning, Modern Design, Registry Must-Have Diaper Pail, White
- SAVE MONEY – NO NEED TO BUY SPECIAL BAGS: No special bags, refills or inserts are required with the Ubbi diaper pail saving time and money unlike other pail on the market
- MOST AWARD WINNING DIAPER PAIL: The Ubbi diaper pail won NINE awards proving parents and experts approval
- STEEL LOCKS IN ODOR: Unlike plastic, steel is not porous and keeps the smell shielded inside
- NO SPECIAL MECHANISM – SIMPLICITY WORKS BEST: Ready right out of the box, simple to use and not prone to breakage
- CHILDPROOF LOCK: Keeps little hands from finding their way inside the Ubbi diaper pail
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25. Expecting Better: Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong--and What You Really Need to Know
- Massive case fits 13 triple-slot aftermarket cards with bigger PCB/cooler up to 330 mm length and 150 mm height.
- Switchable to 10 quad-slot patterns for extreme expandability and airflow; Maximum performance across multiple GPUs.
- Supports ATX/Micro-ATX mobo, 3 PSU, 10 or 13 GPU, and 14 x 120 mm fans; Zip tie points for neat cable routing.
- Extra tall 6U chassis elevates your cards above the MB and PSU, and keeps the cables out of critical airflow paths.
- Industrial quality steel with black powder coating for outstanding strength and durability.
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26. Expecting Better: Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong-and What You Really Need to Know
Used Book in Good Condition
27. Love to Dream Swaddle UP, Blue, Newborn, 5-8.5 lbs, Dramatically Better Sleep, Allow Baby to Sleep in Their Preferred arms up Position for self-Soothing, snug fit Calms Startle Reflex
Swaddling has been around for ages as it helps to prevent the startle reflex. But forcing the baby’s arms to their sides or over their chest prevents two natural behaviors that frustrate the baby and they fight to get their hands free.First - Over 90% of babies sleep with their ARMS UP around thei...
28. Chicco Bravo Trio Travel System, Orion
- The Chicco Bravo Trio System Includes Bravo Stroller, Key Fit 30 Infant Car Seat and Base
- Stroller features a removable seat for easy transformation into a stylish frame carrier for the Key Fit. A gorgeously woven jacquard in a delightful polka dot pattern is paired with warm grey and delicate pink accents, creating a feminine look that is oh-so-inviting
- Stroller features 1-hand fold, auto-positioning wheels and a self-standing compact folded position.Care & Cleaning: Hand Wash
- Stroller includes a convenient parent tray with storage and cup holders. Usage: For Children up to 50 pounds
- Designed exclusively for use with Chicco Key Fit 30 Infant Car Seat. For infants from 4 to 30 pounds and up to 30 inches in height
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29. Preggie Pop Drops | 21 Drops | Morning Sickness & Nausea Relief during pregnancy | Safe for pregnant Mom & Baby | Gluten Free | Four Flavors: Lemon, Raspberry, Green Apple, Tangerine
- Say goodbye to morning sickness and a queasy tummy the natural and organic way.
- Contains powerful USDA certified organic essential oils and plant botanicals proven to relieve nausea.
- Completely natural and drug free and 100% safe for mom and baby.
- Each piece is individually wrapped to stay fresh and go with you anywhere.
- Makes a wonderful gift for your wife, sister, daughterinlaw, coworker, neighbor or any one you know touched by pregnancy.
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30. She's Having a Baby: --and I'm Having A Breakdown
- Used Book in Good Condition
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31. Show Dad How: The New Dad's Guide to Baby's First Year
- Used Book in Good Condition
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32. myBaby SoundSpa Portable Machine, Plays 6 Natural Sounds, Auto-Off Timer, Portable for New Mother or Traveler, Battery or Adapter Operated, MYB-S200
SIX NATURE SOUNDS: Nature sounds help provide a relaxing experience and a good night’s sleep by blocking out noises. This sound machine includes six nature sounds: white noise, thunder, ocean, rain, summer night and brook.NATURAL SLEEPING AID: White noise machines help create a soothing environmen...
33. Leachco Back 'N Belly Pregnancy/Maternity Contoured Body Pillow, Ivory
- The first and true original Back 'N Belly
- Can help provide equal support for back and belly at the same time
- No repositioning pillows during the night, simply turn from side to side
- Can help provide support for neutral positioning
- Sham-style cover is removable and washable. Hourglass inner curve
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34. From Dude to Dad: The Diaper Dude Guide to Pregnancy
- Perigee Books
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35. My Brest Friend Deluxe Nursing Pillow for Comfortable Posture, Grey Flower Key
FEEL THE SUPPORT: Encourages better posture during breastfeeding, alleviating strain in your back, neck, and armsFIRM AND FLAT: Prevents baby from rolling out of position during nursingONE HAND USE: Deluxe strap has velcro and silent release buckle for easy, one hand use and allows you to easily gra...
36. Baby Be Mine 3 in 1 Labor/Delivery/Nursing Gown Maternity (L/XL, Black)
- The perfect Labor and Delivery Gown - Deliver in Style and Comfort! Gorgeous. Clever. Incredibly useful. Incredibly lovely.The 3 in 1 - Maternity Nightgown - Labor and Delivery Gown - Nursing Nightgown
- With a sewn in adjustable empire waistline you can be sure of a perfect fit along with a discreetly hidden front panel, you can freely move around yet have easy access for medical examinations or fetal monitoring.
- Snaps in the back ensure total coverage. No more flashing! Easy epidural access.So just say “no thank you’ to that tatty old hospital gown and put on something from home, it feels great, clean and stylish – and yes! You can look stylish when giving birth.
- Shoulder snaps on both sides allow easy access for medical examination and first skin to skin contact with you new baby. Great for breastfeeding. Discreet front flap - move freely with easy access for examinations and monitoring.
- 100% Cotton Jersey Knit - all machine washable. Labor Gown comes in 2 size S/M pre pregnancy 2-12 L/XL pre pregnancy 12-22Designed by moms for moms in the USA since 2005! We stand 100% behind all our products.Questions? Click on the link sold by Baby Be Mine to contact us.
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37. Baby Trend Expedition Jogger Stroller, Bubble Gum
- Large bicycle tires roll effortlessly over all surfaces
- Convenient Parent Tray with 2 Cup holders
- Front Swivel Wheel for easy maneuvering, locks for jogging
- Reclining Padded Seat with 5 point harness, tether, large canopy and storage basket
- RECOMMENDED USE : Birth - 50 lbs or 42 inch Car Seat: 5 - 30 lbs and up to 30 inch. Product dimension (W X L X H): 21 x 47 x 41 inches
- Convenient parent tray includes two cup holders and covered compartment storage
- Child tray with two cup holders also accepts car seats to form a Travel System
- Extra wide, ergonomically shaped rubber handle
- Adjustable canopy with covered sunroof ratchets to block sun and wind
- Effortless trigger fold easily reduces stroller to acompact unit
- Multi-position, reclining, padded seat
- Fully adjustable 5-point safety harness and tether strap
- Footrest reflectors provide greater low-light visibility
- Extra large storage basket
- Lightweight steel frame construction
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Alright so we’re not carless but a one car family. So while my husband has the car for work I do all the running around with the kid (and baby when he’s done cooking) alone. Also when our oldest was born we lived in Germany and I grew up in a big city. Most people walk or take the bus/subway there.
We have tried several things.
car seat since we do have a car and needed to drive to and from the hospital we kind of needed one. We bought a Graco snug fit car seat while it was on sale. With base and beltway. It also was airline approved since we knew we’d be flying with baby and having baby have her own seat in the plane made things so much easier on us during the transatlantic flight.
Stroller(s)
We have bought 4. Super expensive to super cheap umbrella stroller.
The sport seat can be turned forward or backward. The springs are amazing!! I literally pushed the thing through fields and grass and little one sleep away happily.
The only negative thing I’ve found is that it doesn’t have free moving front wheels. And it is bulky. It’s also a bit wide for american sidewalks.
So when it comes to strollers I honestly would have rather spent a bit more money on a jogging stroller than buying the $600 german monster, so I’d have the same comfort for baby as the $600 one but smaller and more manageable. I hope that makes sense. In Germany the $600 one was amazing. But Germany is a bit better laid out for pedestrians than the US. Maybe a bit smaller than the one we got but quality wise and versatility wise it’s my winner.
Baby Carriers
I absolutely adore them. We/I have tried a few.
So for living in a big city I’d recommend having a small, agile stroller and definitely a baby carrier. Especially if you go shopping you can put the groceries into the stroller and push baby. If you just want to be out and about a soft structured carrier (SSC) is worth its weight in gold. And you’re more mobile and fit into crowded places like the subway easier.
I hope that helps you decide what to do :) good luck.
Unfortunately you can do everything you can think of and she can still have PPD, but there are things that you can do to help. Knowing what's normal and expected by reading helpful books and evidence based research can help you both to know what to look for and feel more prepared which can help with postpartum stress. Making sure she has time and space to bond with the baby early and well can help her more connected to baby, more like a "good mum". Reassuring her in those early hours and days that she's doing well and that things are normal (normal is a pretty huge range of things). Sometimes having a few close people to help at home after birth is really beneficial to protect mum's space and time with the baby, but some people find that harder- feeling bad for not doing it on their own.
Don't feel like you or she have failed if either of you feel like you have no idea what you're doing or life is impossible or like you aren't as connected as you want to be. That first month is gonna be ridiculous and be overwhelming at times. It's OK. And get help from a professional if she needs it.
This book has helped me quite a lot, I also have his other book for the first year. I managed to get them both for $5 at Value Village. He has one more for toddler years as well. Lots of solid information plus it talks not just about her or the baby but also about you and your relationship.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Expectant-Father-Dads-Be/dp/0789205386
Enroll in a pre-natal class and go with her. My wife and I found one that was free and run by our community centre. I have learned so much and it has been so important to learn that EVERY pregnancy is different.
Understand that the best thing to do is hope and expect a happy healthy baby, anything beyond that is all a bonus. While you are supporting her, try to find time for yourself. Becoming a dad is stressful and exciting and you'll want to blow off steam.
Finally and most importantly, realise that no one really knows what they are doing and are fully prepared with their first child. This is a learning and growing experience. Have fun with it.
Yay midwives! I loved my midwife care, here's hoping you have a similarly awesome experience! Here's a few things I found helpful. I won't promise it's everything I needed, but it should be a start:
For mom:
For the house:
Two pieces of advice that I hope are helpful for you.
First, get a Snoogle... This will help her stay comfortable, and will give her something to wrap around so that she doesn't wake you so much during the night. It's been a life saver for the wife and I, and she'll get more uncomfortable as things progress.
Next, something that's worked for me, when the wife has been passing out early (which has been pretty consistent the entire time she's been pregnant, since she's a bit anemic), is to go lay down with her at 7:30, then when she starts to doze, go find something else to do for a few hours. When you come into the room later on, since hopefully the Snoogle will be keeping her comfy, you can slip into bed without waking her.
The Snoogle will take up a decent amount of space, so unless you have a King bed, you'll be relegated to a smaller portion of the mattress, but hopefully she'll stay sleeping, and you'll be able to get to bed at a more normal time, and sleep through the night.
Hopefully this is helpful, best of luck with everything!
Just go now:
Sleeper - Agree with OP, this thing is fantastic. Daughter never slept in her "real" crib until nearly 9 months old. Really pissed that they added the auto-rocker and now I'm tempted to spend $90 to replace our perfectly good one.
Swing - Get one that plugs-in. Also, the one that rocks like a ship (4mom?) and is like $300 - wife's cousin bought one because expensive = best and kid was getting sea sick.
Nosefrida or Baby Comfy Nose - this may save your sanity and the life of you, your spouse, or your child because otherwise sleepless nights are in your future.
Boppy - amazingly useful.
Extra car seat base
Don't bother:
Kid Dependent:
Bottles - we got lucky on our first try and she did great with the Tommy bottles. Don't buy a ton or at least don't open them all and be unable to exchange.
Formula - not judging and sometimes its necessary or just a simple convenience. But some kids prefer one brand over another and/or will react differently to different brands. Also, Costco = Gerber; Target = Similac and WalMart/Sam's = Enfamil.
Pacifier - some love them, some hate them. Most love, but ours hated the straight kind and was insisting on the flat ones within a few months.
Humidifier - get a real one that uses heat and be smart enough to put it far enough away from the kid so they don't get burned. Ultrasonic doesn't do shit for stuffy noses or coughs.
Good Idea, but can wait:
Video monitor - We went with a normal Foscam and put the tinyCam app on our phones for a few bucks.
Small food processor - as said elsewhere, don't get the baby one; or just get the cheaper Bella one from Kohl's. Making baby food isn't that hard and it's a ton cheaper. If you've got a Nutribullet or similar, you're also good to go.
Woman's/moms perspective:
I liked having a large swaddle blanket at the hospital too. You might think about getting labor socks (aka workout socks), basically socks with nonslip on the bottom. These are the ones that I got and loved: labor socks
We brought our own blanket for comfort and also the blankets at the hospital are kind of thin.
The item that I was happiest to have and the nurses were impressed by is my nursing gown. It was totally worth the money and I loved having it even for my doctors appointments. It took away the need to ever put on a gross washed and bleached hospital gown. It has snaps for breastfeeding, snaps down the front for monitors and snaps down the back for epidural (if you choose to get one). dressed to deliver
Good luck!
My wife is also just over 8 weeks along (Due March 8th, 9th, or 10th, depending who you ask). We were trying, but it was still a bit unexpected when I found out (in both a good and panic kinda way). The worst part now is that the wife has a cold and can't take much to help her feel better. Normally she would be okay, but would be taking cough and congestion medicine.
As for worrying - I do it a lot. I spent many a night tossing and turning and worrying about stuff. I talk to my wife about it, which certainly helps, but mostly I'm a wreck. I have found out that physical activity helps a lot (running, biking, etc).
We've been to the doctor once, and everything was normal, but I won't be happy until this little person is born. That being said, I've been very happy with the book: She's Having a Baby, I'm having a breakdown to be very useful, informative, and like many other books, doesn't get me worked up over things.
Lastly, congrats!
Yeah, note to that though, I think its law they have to "know" they are being recorded if its a babysitter. If you open a port on your router you can check it from anywhere.
LiveCams Pro (iOS) is the best most compatible app I used, but I know there is also specific baby monitor ones you can set to set off notifications at certain noise threshholds. The standard def ones come in on sale at around 65 bucks on sale, normally 75. I have both these models (use one to check on dogs), the standard is more than adequate to be honest, but I know some people just want to have HD everything.
SD:
http://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI8910W-Network-Camera-Two-Way/dp/B006ZP8UOW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394029900&sr=8-2&keywords=foscam
The HD ones are nice, but a couple more bucks at around 100:
http://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI9821W-Indoor-Wireless-Camera/dp/B00AJWK5WW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394029939&sr=8-2&keywords=foscam+hd
A few things I'd like to recommend that I haven't seen on here yet. An amazing swaddle alternative is the Love to Dream Swaddle Up. If your baby likes to be swaddled great, go with that! But if you're in my situation and have a baby that likes the comfort of a swaddle, but hates having their arms trapped to their sides, this thing is a lifesaver. I can't say enough how much of a difference this thing made for my baby sleeping.
A white noise machine is also key to getting a baby to sleep. You can also use an Echo or Google Home by asking it to play rain sounds or white noise. Rain white noise worked best for us.
I would recommend this awesome diaper pail because you don't have to buy special bags. It just uses regular garbage bags. Save you money in the long run.
I love ours
My wife had success with preggo pops or these ginger candies. Basically I tried everything and anything to help including a wrist band for motion sickness but those worked the best, at least she is eating which is good.
A fun lighthearted parenting book for men, Be Prepared.
And another, Show Dad How.
Oh and, congratulations :)
Generally if you don't want to use the name around others, the easiest way to avoid slipping up is to not use it much when alone either. I hope the dog is okay with sharing it's lodging for the time being though!!
If your wife doesn't have a Snoogle yet, it might be a way to get back on her good side!
You can always buy her this pillow. It does feel like you have a medieval fortress in the bed (even in a king size one) but it helps my wife quite a bit.
We're at the beginning of the 3rd trimester and she's having issues being comfortable even with the pillow though.
I highly recommend this book for good advice on what to expect during and after pregnancy , and This book for practical advice with good illustrations.
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Here's what I remember really using during our stay:
For you: basic toiletries, a change of clothes, a phone/device charger, a book or Nintendo Switch or whatever it is to keep your brain occupied. (Although I honestly could NOT focus on my book at all, I think I read a total of two pages over four days. I actually ended up playing Sudoku on my phone and watching HGTV.)
For her: Nursing tops, nursing bra, post-maternity pads and underwear, a maternity gown, all of her toiletries.
For the baby: A going home outfit, a swaddle blanket. Also, the car seat was installed, checked, and double-checked weeks before.
Call your hospital/birthing center and find out what they provide. Mine provided diapers, blankets, and onesies for my daughter, and some toiletries and personal supplies for my wife. They also had a kitchenette stocked with snacks and drinks. If you're lucky they'll have your back and be able to take some pressure off of you.
Expecting Better by Emily Oster is easily the most useful book I read. She's a University of Chicago Economist and delves into the actual research.
Ubbi more expressive but it uses whatever bags you normally would in your kitchen. It keeps ANY smell in. It's awesome. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00821FLT4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1394731099&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40
9 weeks here, and yep, it's hard not to be irrationally anxious. We've read plenty of sensible stuff, and we know that we are doing everything we can to play it safe; but it's still hard not to dwell on tiny little things.
My main advice, on thinking about it, is to try to de-stress by talking to someone about it - not your wife, necessarily - you don't want to add to her stress levels! But find a close friend, ideally one who has been through it before, and 'fess up and talk to them about it.
We've decided to tell a handful of people at this early stage, because really we value their support; and if we (heavens forbid) do lose the baby, we'll need their support anyway. We aren't telling people far and wide until after the week-12 scans; we don't want to have to un-tell people if things go wrong. But talking to a handful of close friends is the essential, IMHO.
And hang in there - it's terrifying to know that there's a 15-20% chance of miscarriage in the first trimester; those are way worse odds than for anything else you are likely to do! But also, those odds are mostly due to hormonal or biological factors - not to do with whether you used bug spray or ate the wrong food. I'm guessing there's a higher risk from worrying about bug spray, than from the bug spray itself.
If you want specific advice, as others say, avoid just googling. There are some good books out there - I'm really enjoying "Pregnancy for Men" for a lot of details for modern dads; also "Bumpology" for evidence-based scientific information about the real risks involved. I also hear good things about "Expecting Better" but haven't tried it yet.
There isn’t a manual, but this is the next best thing.
Also, like the other redditor said: stop whatever you’re doing right now and breathe.
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My wife and I where exactly the same...but we didn't hold out for more than a few hours and we ended up telling our respective parents, even though we where cautious because of them (my mom had a miscarriage in the first trimester before I came along and my mom in law went to full term, only to loose her baby a few days after birth due to preeclampsia) and we waited till week 8 until we told our closest friends and after that the news just leaked, by the time our week 12 announcement came along a lot of people that "didn't know" already knew.
Maybe this book, that was recommended in this subreddit, will help you pass the time and start to prepare :)
I'll plug Expecting Better - sounds like it's up your alley.
This topic was also discussed in /r/BabyBumps a month or so ago - maybe there's some help in the comments for you? http://www.reddit.com/r/BabyBumps/comments/1zcgh2/bump_books/
Get a sound machine. Our son has never slept better! And it muffles the noise in the house so you aren't tip toeing around trying not to wake the baby.
We got this one on amazon for a good price.
This was my favorite book prebaby: http://www.amazon.com/Expecting-Better-Conventional-Pregnancy-Wisdom/dp/1594204756
Actually provided the science and the data behind all the different advice and rules provided.
From Dude To Dad: http://www.amazon.com/From-Dude-Dad-Diaper-Pregnancy/dp/0399166262
The Expectant Father: http://www.amazon.com/Expectant-Father-Advice-Dads---Be/dp/0789210770/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1408486049&sr=1-1&keywords=the+expectant+father
And of course the What To Expect Books.
Oh also please don't buy your books off of Amazon, those links were merely for reference.
I highly recommend reading Expecting Better, as the author looks at the actual scientific evidence behind most common pregnancy do's and don'ts.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D8XG0MC?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share. Baby be mine 3 in 1. 😀👍🏻
the ubbi doesnt use bags. its a newer product from them, not their initial break into proprietary bagged systems.
so the ubbi im talking about is basically a regular old 80 dollar trash can but it has heavy duty rubber seals and child proofing. its made of stainless steel, you just use regular glad bags in it or no bag if you want (you nasty ass). heres the product and currently its on sale for 50 bucks instead of 80. they list ubbi bags with it, obviously, but you can just get any costco bag for that size container and use it.
Thats comparable to the cost of a regular nice looking stainless steel trash can but it those regular cans dont have any sort of smell seal on them.
This is the one I got the wife..
http://www.amazon.com/Leachco-Snoogle-Total-Body-Pillow/dp/B0000635WI
do you have one of those "Snoogle" full body pillows? or a cheese wedge pillow?
This was the biggest Mother’s Day hit when my wife was pregnant. https://www.amazon.com/Leachco-Snoogle-Pregnancy-Maternity-Pillow/dp/B0000635WI/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1Z6AHN6QU60PG&keywords=snoogle+pregnancy+pillow&qid=1557542569&s=gateway&sprefix=Snoo%2Caps%2C153&sr=8-3