Boppy Noggin Nest Cog Wheels Head Support

This adorable little invention is a great sleep aid for your baby and has great reviews from mothers. It is supposed to help your baby sleep comfortably without getting a flat head. We know that today's medical guidance suggests putting babies to sleep on their backs, as doing do has cut the SIDS rate by 50% in the US. However, many babies end up with flat heads from being put to sleep this way, instead of a round head, as their heads are still being molded so early in life. While generally not dangerous, it can aesthetically displease their moms, elicit annoying comments, and in some cases can actually require the use of a helmet to reshape their little heads, already a bigger issue.
This cute, little device has a padded pillow-like area for the head that elevates it and keeps the head from laying flat on the mattress. Cool, no? We think so.

What You Eat is What Your Baby Will Eat

Ever hear that you are what you eat? This applies to your baby as well, in a slightly different way. Studies show that what you eat when you are pregnant is likely to affect your baby's tastes when he or she begins to eat. If you eat smart and healthy while expecting, your baby is actually more likely to enjoy the same foods later on! So it is worthwhile to eat well - you'll have less to worry about later when trying to get your kids to eat their fruits and veggies.

A Winter Wardrobe

Most women are not looking to spend a fortune on a maternity wardrobe. Maternity is generally worn for 5 or 6 months at a time and then stowed away, perhaps to be worn again at a later date, perhaps not. The truth is, many women prefer to buy a few pieces for each pregnancy and then update for the next one in any case.
If a pregnancy is spread out over a few seasons, all the more reason for someone to be choosier about which pieces to purchase.
Key pieces for Winter essentials are a great, black pencil skirt. We love the Olian longer length Ponti skirt. The fabric is lightwieght, but just thick enough to provide a little extra warmth for the colder months. The new length is a fabulous, sophisticated style. And of course it goes with everything.
One great, fashion shirt, like the Mod Ruffle top from Juliet Dream. Pink and feminine, warm and chic. Can work for casual, career, or evening out.
A neutral sweater, like the wrap sweater, a bestseller. Very flattering style that looks great over whatever you've got.
And last but not least, some warm tights!

Sweaters are in!

We have some gorgeous new sweaters in for the fall. Even though pregnant women inevitably feel hot toward the end of their pregnancies, at least one sweater is a must for stepping outside when the air starts getting colder.
The best styles have some sort of closure but are open toward the bottom so that your belly has room for expansion. You don't want the bottom to be too open, as then your belly will pop right through it. The bottom should look closed without being closed.
The collared sweater is a fabulous bet. In a neutral tan color, great styling, and luscious, yummy fabric.