Posted by Kelly on 2012/03/01 – 10:45 PM
Many people have increased pinched nerve in shoulder blade and neck pain from doing something as simple as typing out a letter to a friend at their computer. The reason for this is simple: they aren’t sitting ergonomically correct so extra strain is put on muscles. It would be quite beneficial for people that experience this type of pain to adjust their computer monitor and keyboard so they can sit and type in a manner that doesn’t irritate the neck, shoulders, back, wrists, etc…
One key thing to do to avoid this type of pain is to make sure that the computer monitor is directly in front of you at eye level so that you don’t have to move the head in an awkward position to see what you’re typing. With the monitor straight in front, the neck doesn’t have to twist to view the screen. Using a neck pillow behind the head can also be beneficial.
Posted by Kelly on 2012/02/09 – 2:06 AM
Using baby headbands is a quick and easy way to fix your little girl’s hair up nice and pretty. Trying to do anything with some infant and baby hair can be a real chore since it’s usually so thin and short. Sometimes there’s hardly enough hair to even brush.
If you use baby headbands, they will dress up your little girl no matter the color or length of her hair. Many of the headbands for children have removable, interchangeable decorations so you can mix and match colors and styles.
Often baby headbands come in variety packs which are great because you can use the assortments in several different ways. Sometimes they will have various bows or flowers that clip on the headband. However, you can still buy separate clips for the headbands and decorate them as you choose.
The nice thing about having a variety of headband colors on hand is that you will already have accessories for any new outfits you buy the child. Simply choose a matching headband from your stash and you can doll your little girl up in no time.
Posted by Kelly on 2011/10/23 – 12:56 AM
Parents today have many choices when it comes to cloth diapers. Unlike the past, there are far more options than your run of the mill folding cloth diapers. Today’s cloth diapers are constructed from a variety of materials that eliminate leaks, sagging, and even diaper pins.
AI2 diapers, also known as all in two diapers, do not require a wrap or cover because the outer layer is waterproof. They are usually made from Procare, fleece, PUL, or wool. The elastic legs and back protect against leaks and they fasten with snaps, hooks, or Velcro.
Pocket diapers have a built in cover and can be fastened with snaps, hooks, or Velcro tabs. It requires an absorbent stuffer and the waterproof outside layer protects against leaks.
Fitted diapers require a wrap or cover and neither the inner or outer layer are waterproof. Parents can choose to use a doubler to increase it’s absorbency. It is usually fastened with snaps, hooks, or Velcro tabs, but some people choose to use a snappi or diaper pins instead.
When weighing the pros and cons of cloth v. disposable diapers, there are many options to consider. Today’s cloth diapers are a reliable option for parents.
