Comments for the Tulip Grove Blog http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog The Best Blog From Belly to Baby Tue, 22 Jun 2010 17:05:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Bob Revolution Strollers by Steve http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/06/17/bob-revolution-strollers-2/#comment-623 Steve Tue, 22 Jun 2010 17:05:36 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=77#comment-623 The BOB Duallie is a great stroller for twins. It's probably one of the only twin stroller you can run with that also fold up easily. The tires are also super heavy duty. This stroller rocks! You can see it here: http://www.treasurerooms.com/BOB-Revolution/BOB-Revolution-Duallie-Stroller-in-Mesa-Orange/BOB-ST0772/900-9010-91010/Product The BOB Duallie is a great stroller for twins. It’s probably one of the only twin stroller you can run with that also fold up easily. The tires are also super heavy duty. This stroller rocks!

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]]> Comment on Aden + Anais by Courtney http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/05/27/aden-anais-2/#comment-67 Courtney Fri, 24 Jul 2009 05:03:14 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=11#comment-67 We used the Aden + Anais blankets to swaddle our baby and to cover her in the sun ... but now that she is 18 months old, they have become HER favorite "night night" blanket. She loves them and I think it is because they are so soft and comforting. We will be buying more soon! p.s. Just read comments above about the Ergo - this has been a life-saver for us! We still use it, at 18 mos, and it was the ONLY thing that saved us on flights cross-country. Love love love the Ergo! We used the Aden + Anais blankets to swaddle our baby and to cover her in the sun … but now that she is 18 months old, they have become HER favorite “night night” blanket. She loves them and I think it is because they are so soft and comforting. We will be buying more soon!

p.s. Just read comments above about the Ergo – this has been a life-saver for us! We still use it, at 18 mos, and it was the ONLY thing that saved us on flights cross-country. Love love love the Ergo!

]]> Comment on Aden + Anais by Sierra http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/05/27/aden-anais-2/#comment-24 Sierra Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:39:16 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=11#comment-24 What I loved about the Aden + Anais swaddling blankets when my son was a newborn, was their ability to keep him bundled up snuggly, while still allowing his skin to breathe. Newborns have extremely overactive sweat glands that don't mellow out for a few months after birth. I experienced this reality nearly every night with Finn, who would sweat and sweat throughout the night. Our pediatrician instructed us not to take the blankets off of him at night, because the sweating wasn't a sign that he was overheated, but that his glands were working overtime. I loved that there was still a way for us to swaddle, without the fear that he would be uncomfortable. Now that he is a bit older, I use the Aden + Anais sleep sacks, and find that they are the perfect combination of coziness and function. And of course, there is no match as far as their design is concerned! What I loved about the Aden + Anais swaddling blankets when my son was a newborn, was their ability to keep him bundled up snuggly, while still allowing his skin to breathe. Newborns have extremely overactive sweat glands that don’t mellow out for a few months after birth. I experienced this reality nearly every night with Finn, who would sweat and sweat throughout the night. Our pediatrician instructed us not to take the blankets off of him at night, because the sweating wasn’t a sign that he was overheated, but that his glands were working overtime. I loved that there was still a way for us to swaddle, without the fear that he would be uncomfortable. Now that he is a bit older, I use the Aden + Anais sleep sacks, and find that they are the perfect combination of coziness and function. And of course, there is no match as far as their design is concerned!

]]> Comment on Aden + Anais by Bridgette http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/05/27/aden-anais-2/#comment-21 Bridgette Wed, 27 May 2009 21:39:01 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=11#comment-21 Having the ability to easily transfer your infant to another adult is indeed a huge advantage of the Beco, but based on our research, there has been a recall of the Beco because the buckle can unexpectedly slip and cause the baby to fall. The Tulip Grove chose the Ergo based on the proven safe design of the carrier, and since most of the weight is on the hips versus the back, it is more comfortable and ergonomic. Even better, you can carry your baby until they are 40 pounds, which we find to be an incredible advantage to the Ergo! Having the ability to easily transfer your infant to another adult is indeed a huge advantage of the Beco, but based on our research, there has been a recall of the Beco because the buckle can unexpectedly slip and cause the baby to fall. The Tulip Grove chose the Ergo based on the proven safe design of the carrier, and since most of the weight is on the hips versus the back, it is more comfortable and ergonomic. Even better, you can carry your baby until they are 40 pounds, which we find to be an incredible advantage to the Ergo!

]]> Comment on Aden + Anais by Anna Miller http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/05/27/aden-anais-2/#comment-19 Anna Miller Tue, 19 May 2009 18:30:55 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=11#comment-19 Have you tried the Beco? I have heard this has one major advantage to the Ergo that is that you can transfer a sleeping baby to another adult without removing the baby. That there is something that holds the baby in other then the adult body. Just curious what others think of it. Have you tried the Beco? I have heard this has one major advantage to the Ergo that is that you can transfer a sleeping baby to another adult without removing the baby. That there is something that holds the baby in other then the adult body. Just curious what others think of it.

]]> Comment on Aden + Anais by Leslie Pave http://www.thetulipgrove.com/blog/2009/05/27/aden-anais-2/#comment-14 Leslie Pave Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:53:17 +0000 http://thetulipgrove.com/blog/?p=11#comment-14 I agree. I tried slings and the Baby Bjorn before I found the Ergo and wish I had just gone for the Ergo from the beginning. My twins are almost three years old, so we don't use them, but I would if I needed to carry them somewhere fast. When they were little, I got the hang of getting one boy on my back in the Ergo, and carrying the other boy on my hip, holding him with one arm, and carrying the diaper bag with the other arm. It was really easy compared to whatever else people do to carry twins. I agree. I tried slings and the Baby Bjorn before I found the Ergo and wish I had just gone for the Ergo from the beginning. My twins are almost three years old, so we don’t use them, but I would if I needed to carry them somewhere fast. When they were little, I got the hang of getting one boy on my back in the Ergo, and carrying the other boy on my hip, holding him with one arm, and carrying the diaper bag with the other arm. It was really easy compared to whatever else people do to carry twins.

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