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Dexbaby Safe Lift Universal Crib Wedge, White List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $12.84  |
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Dexbaby Safe Lift Universal Crib Wedge - WhiteDexbaby safe lift universal crib wedge is doctor-approved for providing baby with a safe and comfortable night's sleep. The gentle angle elevates baby's head for easier breathing and better digestion... |
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Dex Baby Miracle Mat Breathable Crib Mattress Pad List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $31.47 |
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Dex Products Dex Baby Breathe Free Miracle MatMiracle Mat 100% breathable mattress topper makes every mattress better. It improves comfort, laboratory tested for sufffocation, superior ventilation and is machine washable... |
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Boppy Pregnancy Wedge with Cotton Slipcover List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $29.99 |
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As baby grows, it becomes more difficult for mom to get the rest she needs. The dense foam of the Pregnancy Sleep Wedge cushion supplies support when positioned under the belly. Its lightweight portability makes it easy for mom-to-be to move it about during sleep... |
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AR Pillow - Acid Reflux Pillow Wedge for Babies and Infants - Safely Elevate to a 30 Degree Angle - The Researched, Proven & Best Positioner to Relieve Colic and Acid Reflux List Price: $69.95 Sale Price: $64.95 |
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More than 6 out of 10 babies suffer from Acid Reflux! Most new parents are not aware of this fact. They wonder why their infant is constantly crying and spitting-up after feedings. The safest pillow wedge - the AR Pillow is here to help! assembled in the USA, filled with soy based foam wedge As with many infants, your child may be suffering from "Acid Reflux" - and the AR Pillow is here to help! How do you maintain a 30 degree angle? USE THE AR PILLOW!!! |
Problems with what we are advised not to eat in pregnancy?
I am being very responsible during my pregnancy and avoiding most of the things that I am told to stay clear of. But what I want to know is if there is anyone out there who is 'bending the rules' when it come to food?
I really like a my steak rare - would it be so bad to have an undercooked steak? I buy all my meat from an organic farm and I know how and when it has been butchered. What harm can it possibly do? The same for seafood - if it is fresh from a trusted supplier and cooked well by me at home, what is the problem? The French and the Japanese are not advised to change their eating habits when pregnant and I am inclined to think we are over reacting in this country.
I don't want to take risks, but I am interested to see what other people's experiences are - are you following the guidlines to the letter or are you sneaking in the odd slice of brie or piece of sushi? And what harm can this REALLY do to your baby?
It is only advice, not "rules" as such. Its an entirely individual decision, a judgement call, like anything else when it comes to parenting. I ate peanut butter throughout my pregnancy despite advice to the contrary, because I had a craving for it. My son is healthy and happy.