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Here's my experience donating baby blankets to charity, a list of places to donate used baby blankets in the US, and fun ways to repurpose baby blankets!

A huge list of free baby stuff that new parents can receive (at no charge) just for asking! I do my best to keep this list of free stuff for moms updated.

Pros & Cons of the Little Partners learning tower - a ladder for toddlers to get higher & closer to the action while standing safely on a sturdy surface.

The average cost of having a baby is $8.000-$12,000. The cost of raising a baby the first 2 years is $12,500-$27,000. That's $500-$1000 a month (...a car payment!) See how those numbers break down.

I used disposables for 16 months before trying cloth diapers. I wish I made the switch to cloth sooner! My thoughts on disposable diapers vs cloth diapers today.

See the most important things I've learned after flying solo with an infant for the first time -- 16 things I would do differently if I could do it all over again! My tips for flying with a toddler in a car seat (after scoring an extra seat) + Tips flying with a toddler on your lap (if they're under age 2 and the flight is full).

I bought a Keekaroo Height Right high chair after researching the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair. The Keekaroo is a great substitute for the Stokke high chair because your baby cannot outgrow a Keekaroo high chair... and it's much more affordable! We like the look & sturdiness of the Keekaroo. See all the other reasons we love our Keekaroo.

I'm in the process of preparing for my baby's first plane ride. See everything that we're packing, how I plan to handle the layovers and connecting flights with a baby, some handy gadgets & travel necessities I've discovered and will be using on this trip, plus tips for other new moms who will be flying with a baby soon.

Which nursery items do you REALLY need? A mom of 3 tells you what to avoid when shopping for and designing your baby's nursery. See the bare minimum things you need, and a list of things you don't need for the baby's room.

Babywearing wraps are the best! I would rather wear my baby than carry him. Here's my review of the Moby Wrap Classic - the pros & cons, plus how to wrap a Moby Classic yourself.

Here are 20 baby shower gifts I actually received, and I use each one of them! They're not only useful, but thoughtful - because every time I use the item, I think of the person who gifted it to us.

The Baltic Amber teething necklace is working for my teething baby. Here's how it works, plus what you need to know before trying an Amber necklace with your baby.

Thanks to the Ergo 360 carrier, I'm able to get things done with a needy (and heavy!) baby by my side. See what I like most in my Ergobaby 360 review.

I believe these 20 or so items are a well rounded assortment of baby items that make the most sense to take with you wherever baby goes - while keeping it minimal.

A first time mom's top 10 must-have baby items. Wondering which baby things you'll REALLY need & What to put on the baby registry? These will be used almost daily!

The cheapest & easiest way to make a reliable WiFi baby monitor is to combine the Cloud Baby Monitor app ($3.99) with 2 or more Apple devices you already own! See how...

Pros & cons of the Quinny Buzz Xtra stroller from a new mom's perspective. See the really cool features that I love about this Quinny baby stroller + A few things I don't love.

Pregnant? Confused about newborn car seats? (Most first-time parents are, you know.) Whether you decide to buy a used or new newborn car seat, here's what you need to know.