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Top Swaddles for Baby

Most parents experience nights when a baby can’t sleep. It’s upsetting, and can leave everyone in the family feeling frustrated and powerless. To solve this problem, many contemporary parents are turning to an age-old technique—swaddling.  To the uninitiated, a swaddle might look like just a simply a piece of fabric, but for baby it recreates

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Strollin’ in Style: Top 6 Stroller Recommendations

A stroller is quite possibly the most important piece of baby gear purchased by new parents. Given the importance and (let’s face it) visibility of the stroller, this is the baby gear people often splurge on. For urbanites, a stroller is a major mode of transportation and used for everything from running errands, long strolls

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Trending on TimetoPlayMag.com

Google released its annual “Zeitgeist: What Did the World Search for in 2013?” The 2013 Zeitgeist site provides 1,000-plus top-10 lists of popular and trending searches from 72 countries. See it here. Here are the top-10 toys that consumers searched on Google in 2013, with a link to find them on TimetoPlayMag.com 1. Pokémon 2. Play-Doh

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The End of Civilization—No Really, I Mean it This Time

My good friend Lenore Skenazy over at Free Range Kids tipped me off to a story in the New York Times about an alarming new product—food pouches for kids. The basic idea seems to be that when the young ‘uns are hungry, you just strap on the feedbag. Or in this case, hand them an expensive pouch with some processed foodstuff that lets the little tikes suck out a meal, rather than eating. The inventor says this helps busy parents keep their kids fed without the fuss of having to prepare a meal. He also confuses Lenore’s concept of being “free range”—learning to be responsible for one’s life without a parent hovering over every second—with being so over-schedued that there’s never time to eat.

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