I used to LOVE scrapbooking. Sebastian is 6 now and I completed a scrapbook for the 1st year of his life…that’s it. I feel awful. I spent so much money on stickers, papers, accessories, stamps, etc… and now they’ve come out with online "Scrapblogging"! How cool is this?
The Scrapblog Builder is an easy-to-use web-based application. It’s 100% "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG), so you can move, resize and rotate text and graphics as you wish.
Visit the scrapblog website now
A new ergonomic design gives the BABYBJÖRN® Potty Chair softer forms and lots of leg room so your child gets closer to the inner potty.
A potty training essential, the Baby Bjorn potty chair makes it easy with a special design that allows your child to sit comfortably for as long as necessary. Made of durable, PVC-free and recyclable plastic, with an inner potty that is easily removed for emptying and cleaning. Regal Lager’s continued commitment to well-designed baby basics makes them our pick for bath and spa accessories.
I have heard that this potty chair is among the easiest to clean and the "non removable" splash guard is supposed to be much more comfortable for little ones who are potty training than the removable type.
Where to buy: egiggle.com
Cost: $25
This crib from IKEA converts into a "toddler bed" which is something most parents would love.
The bed base can be placed at two different heights.
Slatted bed base for effective air circulation.
Main parts/ Headboard/ Bedside/ Supporting rail: Solid beech, Acrylic paint
Panel: Printed fiberboard
Bed base slats: Solid beech
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Where to buy: IKEA
Cost: $129
I think this is a really cool idea. There’s not an actual shelf but instead you place book on top of book on this "bookshelf".
I don’t know if I would put this in my son’s room for fear that he would grab one of the books in the middle of the stack and the rest would come tumbling down, but I would definitely use these in my office.
Where to buy: Umbra Store
Cost: approx. $12
