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The Fisher-Price Newborn-To-Toddler Play Gym With Music and Lights has three ways to play as your baby grows. This convertible play gym takes your baby through the rainforest during tummy time, on an adventure with the hanging pals while they sit, and on a roll with the ball chute during stand & play! With more […] The post Fisher-Price Newborn-To-Toddler Gym appeared first on Frugal Coupon Living.

It takes a lot to gross out a parent. From the moment a child is born covered in cheese phlegm and amniotic fluid to their first runny poop and projectile vomit, it’s all bodily fluids all the time. It doesn’t take long to become desensitized to the grossness. In fact, by the time a toddler starts devouring boogers and picking their butts, most parents have seen it all. Or have they? We wanted to know. Which is why we asked 20 dads for the most disgusting things their kids have ever done. And to be honest, they didn’t disappoint. From...

Picking out toddler toys can be a crapshoot. Once you wade through learning toys for toddlers and educational toys for toddlers, you’re mostly left with … a whole lot of junk that doesn’t serve much of a purpose beyond ending up in a landfill.I should know. Every week I take my kid to a play therapist. My son is great and, because he’s six and also my son, has a hard time expressing his emotions through words. His play therapist is great too but out-of-network and so crazy expensive. Regardless, it’s totally worth it. Play therapy allows my son a way...

Playgroup and daycare fundraisers earn money to buy new toys and consumables, refurbish their buildings or pay for other upgrades. Here I look at some fundraisers which are particularly relevant to, and profitable for parents of very small children. Write your own Playgroup recipe book Playgroups and daycare centres have a high percentage of new parents, making them a perfect market for baby and toddler recipe books. Book fundraisers are easy and highly profitable, and every member usually knows plenty of other parents outside of the group who also have young kids. Recipe book fundraisers are straightforward – they don’t...

My baby is 8 years old and the only thing keeping me from nostalgia over the younger years is keeping up with Finley, which is like having a busy and mischievous toddler. So instead I relish in the sweetness of this wonderful age, 8 years old! Weeks ago (really, months) Kaitlyn started talking about her birthday and how she wanted to celebrate it. After throwing all kinds of ideas around, she decided on a “Star Party” with the family. We kicked it off Saturday morning with decorations and presents. I draped the walls in blue table cloths, added stars, wrapped...