Thursday, October 30, 2008
Advertisers love using kids for commercials
Doesn't this commercial just make you want to buy this car? That is precisely the logic that these companies use when creating their commercials. Children appeal to almost everyone. Who doesn't just love a happy child?
Volkswagen has recently embarked on this sort of advertising for there new Routan SUV. By usuing children in commerials it is appealing to parents. If a child could be so happy using and exploring the product being advertised, why can't you.
This sort of advertising always works. Another company that uses a baby in its commercial is E-trade a stock company. This is a perfect example that a child could market just about anything wonderfully!
Girls Night Out!

Did having children ruin your relationship with your husband?

Germ Patrol!!

As Flu season arrives, every mom is already thinking about ways to keep their kid GERM FREE! There are alternative ways of keeping your child clear from this year's flu season. Moms everywhere could keep their child in the house the whole flu season, or they could simply send them off to another planet. Although these suggestions do sound enticing, they are in no way realistic.
According to Parenting magazine there are less extreme ways to help prevent your little monster from catching the ugly bug.
1. Have your child wash their hands before meals, after using the bathroom, playing outside, or whenever they come in contact with pets or dirt.
2. Always keeps baby wipes handy.
3. Teach your sickly angel to cough and sneeze into a tissue.
4. Don't let your children share personal objects.
5. Clean toys weekly.
6. Most importantly steer clear of toys in doctors offices!
Following this advice will not guarantee you a Flu free season, but it will lessen the chance!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
BPA free???

What exactly is the deal with BPA? This is the question that many new mothers and experienced one's alike have been asking themselves recently.
BPA is a hormone-disrupting chemical considered to be potentially harmful to human health and the environment. It has been known that scratched and worn polycarbonate feeding bottles will leach this chemical into liquids.
Now, what does that mean to us mothers? Well, since this new study, many of the manufacturers of baby bottles have began making their bottles BPA free. Researchers said, in a study conducted last year, that this chemical can eventually lead to prostate cancer and breast cancer. Manufacturers of Bottles that use the chemical BPA argue that low dosage of this chemical is safe, and not potentially harmful.
BPA free bottles, like the ones shown in the picture, can be a bit pricier than regular bottles. Most mothers would agree that it is worth the extra cash to prevent a potemtial health risk.
Hot Toy of 2008

I have been to several retailers and have seen plenty of these Elmo's to go around! With the economy hanging by a thread, and the current lose of jobs, who knows if this somewhat overpriced doll will be flying off the shelves this year!
Elmo Live retails at $59.99!