The wait is finally over…At long last, his Royal Highness Prince xx has finally arrived…and so has the baby merchandise. For all the product designers who’ve been speculating whether or not Kate would be delivering a boy or girl, the winning bet was on blue. And so the onslaught of baby blues begin–and we mean that in the best possible way. Help leading the way is our first find: Tommee Tippee limited edition Closer to Nature bottles. Decked out in a prince motif, complete with London guards, these bottles are a festive way to welcome any new baby boy, even if he’s not royalty. This limited edition collection also includes themed pacifiers and feeding gift sets, and is available for pre-order now and in stores [&hellip
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When I want my hot tea, I want it fast. As in “5 minutes ago…but (insert big sigh) now will do.” But when you’re talking about your baby in need of her bottle, that’s 5 minutes you just don’t have. And if you happen to be in transit with a little one during feeding time? Well, you get the idea. Getting moms and dads out of tough situations like these is an ingenious new baby bottle that puts basic models to shame. The Mixie is a self-contained, formula-mixing bottle that is waiting at the ready for the hungry child. By taking the convenience of a snap-on formula container one step further, it holds the formula compartment at the base of the bottle. Unscrew it from [&hellip
Back in the day, figuring out what bottle to feed your baby with wasn’t considered rocket science. Buzz words like BPA and PVC didn’t have moms on high alert, worrying whether their child would ingest toxic substances while drinking from her “ba-ba.” Plastic didn’t conjure up images of towering landfills, but was simply something you used to box up your leftover meatloaf. But because today, we live in a different world and have a myriad of product choices, figuring out what’s best for our kids can be a bit more challenging–even when it comes to something as ordinary as selecting a baby bottle. Well, we had an eye-opener this week when we learned that some of those bottles dubbed “BPA-free” may, in fact, may still [&hellip