Mothering Magazine Advocates Public Breastfeeding

June 12th, 2007 CarrieRusso

The New Breastfeeding Symbol
We now have a public breastfeeding symbol. Just like the men’s and women’s restrooms, handicap, and no smoking signs this breasfeeding sign will denote places where breastfeeding is welcome and a woman can feed her child in a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.

Although breastfeeding doesn’t require a special place and mothers everywhere should never have to feel as though breastfeeding in public is inappropriate, it is nice to have a quiet place to sit down and that place shouldn’t be signified with a bottle or rattle like the rooms at Sea World and other places. The media already puts enough emphasis on bottle-feeding….But you can help! Read more…



Green Beans & Eggplant with Black Bean Sauce Covered Chicken

June 12th, 2007 CarrieRusso

This is a great recipe. Great clean taste, and fast too! Perfect for summer cooking. Read more…



Antibiotics: 3 Reasons not to Overuse

June 10th, 2007 CarrieRusso

Most people think they need antibiotics to get rid of their childs cold. Parents who can’t take time off for work can be even more tempted to overuse antibiotics. In the past, I’ve taken antibiotics so that my cold wouldn’t turn into a sinus infection. Want some reasons to not use antibiotics the next time you or your child comes down with “what’s going around.” Read more…



Maya Wrap Baby Slings

June 8th, 2007 CarrieRusso

Maya Wrap makes wonderful slings to carry your infant or toddler with. After using several different slings, the Original Maya Wrap is my favorite. The adjustable ring makes wearing your baby so easy and the light and sturdy fabric makes the sling comfortable to wear. The Original Sling has a shoulder cap to pull down over your shoulder to help diperse the weight of your child more evenly across your shoulders and back. There are lots of fabric choices but first, let’s compare the different slings available… Read more…



About Fuzzi Bunz

June 7th, 2007 CarrieRusso

Fuzzi Bunz cloth diapers were created by Tereson Thomas, a stay at home mom who’s baby was experiencing a persistent diaper rash. She made the Fuzzi Bunz diapers with a thin layer of micro fleece between the baby’s bottom and the absorbent insert. The micro fleece is attached a polyurethane laminated (PUL) outer poly knit except for a small area in the back where insert the absorbent layers. More than one insert can be placed in Fuzzi Bunz for added absorbancy and customization and Fuzzi Bunz are compatible with most other inserts. Two rows of snaps are used for the closures. Fuzzi Bunz seem to be the hottest reuseable diaper around.

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