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Introducing New Sponsor Savvy Daddy
Mommies seem to have a monopoly on the blogging world, but when a great site for dads enter the scene, well, we have to spotlight it. In response to the lack of websites dedicated to dads, founder Tony Chen decided to go on the initiative and begin one himself. Launched just a few months ago, Savvydaddy.com is a web magazine and online community for dads who want to be the best dads they can be. Through combining insights and perspectives from real dads with unique research-driven articles, Savvy Daddy provides the information and connection points that all dads need with a thoughtful smirk. It has quickly grown and is currently thriving with thousands of visitors. With timely features covering topics that range from breast milk to curbing a toddler’s behavior to fighting mid-life, there are more than enough articles to keep any dad coming back for more. In addition, there are how-to articles and forums where dads converge to talk about anything that pertains to fatherhood and manhood. Because us mommies love our children and our dads…
Restoration Hardware Baby & Child Clothing
Not too long ago we announced the birth of Restoration Hardware’s Baby & Child. They have not disappointed us so far in their line of beautiful products. Today we start with their organic cotton baby apparel. Their Apparel line does not skimp on one detail of quality. The fabric is supberb, the stitching is perfect, and the style is classic, yet sleek and modern, while still avoiding looking like baby versions of adult clothing. The only down point is one that will be true of most Restoration Hardware products… the price. This dress and pajamas are moderately pricey at $30. The sweater is most definitely pricey at $79. However, If you have it, you get the quality that will last several hand-me-downs later, and more than likely it will still be in style as well. RH Baby & Child also has a precious shoe line, all shoes running $20-34.
DayTipper.Com
Whether you need advice on how remove stains off walls or how to get fresh air smell into your house, Daytipper.com is the source for all the tricks of the trade. It provides loads of helpful advice on everything from beauty and health to education and family and Daytipper is updated everyday and rated by readers by which tip was the most useful. Here’s the fabulous part (stay at home moms who could use some extra income) - submit your own tips and if deemed worthy for the site, you’ll get paid the equivalent of your morning caffeine! I am so happy to have found this site.
Considering it has tons of advice to everything toddler-related…I need all the help I can get.
SmartFoodsHealthyKids.Com
There’s been such a craze over being organic. If Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s is your daily hangout, this site is for you! For obvious reasons, there’s been a bit of buzz about raising health conscious kids. The Smart Foods Healthy Kids web site is not secretly run by some manufacturer or trade association but by well-qualified mom of two and environmental expert Kelly Corbet, along with a great team that strives to teach parents how to introduce more healthful habits to the family using the guidelines “yummy, fun, and guilt-free.” About $1 a month provides access to the site’s wealth of recipes, articles, and video features, including tips for feeding kids with diabetes, celiac disease, and allergies. The best part is that you can visually learn about healthy food choices with 1-to-3 minute video segments, which provide examples.
Plus, with so much hype on child obesity as well as adult obesity, this site has taught me many great alternative ways to eating and cooking healthily. Becoming more aware of portion and seeing what ingredients to take out or put in is just the beginning. For starters, I am going to make a fantastic dessert for dinner: low-sugar, gluten-free cookies!
Education Through Play
If you have not yet visited EducationThroughPlay.com please do! This site is an excellent den of ideas for parents. From creative ways to teach your children the ABC’s to fun ways to learn through crafts and more it demonstrates to parents simple ways to teach your children through play! Make sure that while you are there you subscribe so you can get the most out of the site!
Does Mommy Love It? now has a group on facebook. The more people we get to join the more we get to learn about you and what sort of things you would like reviewed! C’mon it only takes a second and we’ll be your best friends. Open invite! Join the fun! When you do, we would love it, if you could leave us a comment on our website to let us know. Thanks!
FreeStuff4Kids.net
One of the things we want to make sure to cover at Does Mommy Love It? alongside product, is websites. Free Stuff 4 Kids covers all sorts of free resources, crafts and tools for parents around the web. I would consider it among a “must have” for your feed reader. I find it especially helpful for children kindergarten and under.
