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I’m considering banking my baby’s cord blood. Did you?
Yes, I banked all three of my children’s cord blood. When I was pregnant with my oldest daughter, we had a very limited income. My husband originally said we couldn’t afford to bank her cord blood. I said, “Wait a minute. How much do those Starbucks you buy each day add up to in a year?” (read more)
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“We don’t say stupid!” Tyler (age four) proclaimed from across the room.
I didn’t even realize Tyler was paying attention! I was talking with a friend, and Tyler looked to be completely absorbed in playing with his Thomas wooden trains.
Yet, apparently he was paying attention, and he was enforcing a rule that he sometimes breaks himself.
Around two years ago, we entered the age of “toddler talk.”
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The Lunch Punch cuts sandwiches into fun and interactive shapes while cutting off the crusts. The Lunch Punch is designed to capture the most amount of bread to minimize waste. It's also tall and gentle on little helping hands.
The Lunch Punch comes in two fun patterns: Critter Cutters and Match & Munch.
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