I thought the Flip camera was a cool invention when it came out, but now that I’ve figured out a way to improve my kids’ behavior with it I think it’s even more amazing.
We have a family Flip video recorder that my kids used to make family movies of everything from plastic army men attacking plastic horses to capturing funny moments of Jeff on the potty to the dogs doing tricks. I even started to carry the bright orange Flip Camera in my purse in an …
In case you haven’t heard, our team is currently working on the next generation of our popular Shrinkx Hips postpartum belt. We are debating whether we should offer it in another color besides the current off-white fabric. So here’s your chance to let us know your opinion!
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This week we recorded a training video for our friends at Babies R’Us, and we couldn’t have let the moment pass us by without taking the opportunity to include a video for the Grammy Award-Winning (wannabe) song in honor of the Shrink Hips postpartum belt:
Wanna hear the full song? Click here: Shrinkx Hips (w)Rap.
This past week I heard a story on the morning news about a female reporter who is having her baby in Iraq while covering the war. You can hear the story and read the transcript here.
I’m curious to know if you think it is irresponsible for civilian women who are working in war zones to stay on the job during and after their pregnancies. Vote now!
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Baby Makin(g) Machine shares her rendition of Annoying Things You Hear At the End of Your Pregnancy.
Guess who’s giving away one of our Shrinkx Hips belts? The truly fabulous Fabumom!
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Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad interview psychologist Jan Morris about the important …
Babies are expensive, no doubt. Yet many mothers around the world manage to raise their little ones with just a fraction of the average U.S. household income. It begs the question, “How much stuff do you really NEED to raise your baby in the first year?”
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