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Organic Babe & Kids Wear OnLine Store Organic Baby Cotton Clothes https://www.facebook.com/OrganicBabyClothes Organizing Baby Clothes Baby ideas Baby accessories ideas Baby details ideas Closets ideas Clothes ideas Poor They may dangle mere inches from hangers or take up the tiniest bit of room on shelves, but even the smallest garments can cause chaos in a closet. Add a second child to the mix and you multiply the confusion -- the hand-me-downs of a summer baby may fit her little winter-born sister for only a few months out of each year. Dressing your baby and locating clothes as you need them can be made easier. Start with an organizing system based on interchangeable modular units such as boxes, baskets, and sacks. Clothes in a closet or armoire can be arranged by size and kept in order with dividers hung between each group. Hanging organizers, hooks, rods, and clips on doors will keep the rest of the items you need most within view -- and reach -- for those many wardrobe changes. Plus, you'll be better able to determine when it's time to pack the outgrown clothes away for the next little one who will need them. Hanging Dividers The hanging-divider system you see in most clothing stores may not seem like an obvious choice for a baby's room, but it can help keep a small wardrobe in order. Arrange dresses, jumpers, and sweaters by size from left to right, starting with the smallest, then separate groupings with hanging dividers. The dividers can be as simple or as decorative as you like. Cover different-colored hangers in striped cotton and hang a metal-rim tag, stamped with the size in months, over each. Another option is to use adult-size hangers as dividers between baby ones. Make dividers for up to two years ahead -- believe it or not, that time will come soon enough. You'll be able to see what you have and what you'll need to purchase. Drawer Organizers Containers designed to hold a grown-up's accessories can hold whole categories of baby clothing. Wooden sock boxes are the perfect place to put away footed sleepers, folded and lined up in rows. Tie boxes can hold bibs and rattles. Use a wicker basket for baby shirts and bulky sweaters. Look for containers with open tops so you'll be able to identify the contents of each at a glance. Collapsible fabric sacks, labeled by size, can hold half a dozen rolled tees (we sewed a number button on the sack below to indicate the size). Keep the sacks you need at the front of a drawer, and stash a few filled with the next sizes behind them for easy changeovers as your baby grows. Sacks of outgrown clothes can be moved to a bottom drawer or closet until you are ready to store them. Door Storage Bedroom and closet doors are a natural place to stash the things you'll need just before stepping outside. Hang the hooks or rods for coats and sweaters above a baby's reach. A hanging organizer can hold the shoes that always seem to be missing when you're in a hurry. Here, the day's socks are clipped onto a crocheted daisy chain with miniature clothespins. Pairs of baby barrettes can be attached as well, so you'll know where to find them when you're dealing with a baby who is ready to get up and go Short-Term Storage You may be tempted to pack away baby clothes by type (pants, tops, and the like), but it's more helpful to group items by size and season. This way, it will be easy to find your first baby's summer rompers for your second child to use for a few weeks in fall. Wash clothes with mild soap, and make sure they are completely dry before storing them. If you have room in a closet, store delicate garments on hangers draped with cotton fabric covers. The rest of your baby's clothes can be packed in boxes. Breathable containers, such as canvas boxes and lids are best. If your boxes are cardboard, however, be sure to wrap the clothes in acid-free tissue. This will keep acids in the cardboard from leaching into the fabrics, which will discolor them. Label each box with the size, season, and type of garment. Preserving Special Outfits Important garments, when treated with care, will become symbols of the most wonderful memories. A christening outfit, for example, deserves the highest order of preservation as a keepsake or to save for future generations. Use only archival materials for such heirlooms: Wrap clothes in acid-free tissue paper to prevent fabric from yellowing, and store them in a canvas box or, even better, a metal box, which will keep bugs out. You'll also want to label the box, perhaps with just your baby's name, or with a list of the contents and the date. When you have more than one box of special clothes stowed away for a distant tomorrow, it's helpful to keep track of them with a photo record of each. Photograph the contents of your boxes before you close the lids. You can file the snapshots away in a drawer or use them as labels on the boxes. This way, you won't have to expose the contents to air by lifting the lids to see what's inside. Store the boxes in a dark, dry area, such as an attic or a closet shelf, to prevent any damage from light or humidity. Hand-Me-Downs Miniature garments that get little mileage before they're outgrown can be worn again and again by younger siblings, cousins, and friends, or donated to local charities. Inheriting a collection of baby clothes can save a new parent money and time -- remember how often you ran out of clean T-shirts and had to do laundry. Also, since most children younger than 2 are not concerned with what they wear as long as they are comfortable, hand-me-downs are quite practical. Not every item is a candidate, though. Underwear, for one, should be discarded after it's outgrown, and first shoes are meant to be worn by only one set of small feet. 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Expose Your Child To Green Living With Organic Baby Clothing
Posted on Jul 24, 2010 |

The world is raging about organic products, from the food we eat down to the clothes we wear. In this world we’re living in, we simply can’t afford getting sick with all the pollution and environmental problems we’re facing lately.

It is no longer surprising that most people had turned to green living and have started using organic products like organic baby clothing for their kids.

Organic baby clothing is very popular among concerned mothers. If you’re a responsible parent, one of your main concerns will be the kind of clothes you let your baby wear.

You simply can’t let him or her wear any clothes from the rack since they have different needs compared to adults. For starters they have more sensitive and porous skin which is prone to allergies and other skin problems. In addition, they also have sensitive sense of smell. They can easily inhale dust particles and chemicals found in their clothes.

If you want your baby to be healthy and protected from harmful elements, you should do the switch now to organic baby clothing. It is not the same as other types of clothes found in the market today. Just like organic foods, they possess numerous benefits. Here are some of them:

They are made from quality materials

Organic baby clothing come from natural materials which contain no chemicals that can contribute to its easy wear and tear. These baby clothes are durable and even the colors will not fade easily. They will last for a long period of time.

They protect many farmers

Organic plants are the main source of materials for organic baby clothing. What makes them organic is the fact that farmers manually do the entire dirty job including fertilizing the crops with natural fertilizers and getting rid of pests and insects themselves without the use of insecticides and pesticides. They are the ones responsible for producing all-natural materials in making organic baby clothing.

They can help conserve the environment

One of the main reasons why we often get sick from the food we eat and the clothes we wear is the fact that they contain chemicals.

Every drop of commercial fertilizer, insecticide, and pesticide you use in farming can already do a lot of damage. Organic farming doesn’t use any of these so you’re assured that even organic baby clothing are safe and made from natural materials.

They are hypoallergenic

Babies are easily irritated with using the wrong clothes. They have very sensitive skin. Organic baby clothing are the only ones which are hypoallergenic and tested to be ideal for the baby’s skin type. They will not get rashes or experience itchiness or redness of the skin with these eco-friendly clothes.

They are fashionable

Organic baby clothing are available in all colors and different designs. You can dress your baby up in the trendiest styles without sacrificing their comfort and health. Moreover, they are affordable and available in many local and online store

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Having to go through the experience of loosing weight over the last month here are some great tips l have discovered along the way.

It is now winter and the mornings are much colder and to start off the day with a hearty breaky try cooked rolled oats with skim milk, use a sugarine to taste.

Followed by for morning tea fresh fruit salad, or hot home-made soup.

Enjoy your morning coffee.

Lunch gluten free past - for 125grams it is only 3 grams of fat!!! Serve with low fat sauce - a good one to buy is from OZganics - they are wonderful.

There is snacks to have inbetween if you are a big eater like me then enjoy some Ocean Tuna 125grams has only 0.5grams of fat. Delicious.

Dinner - well that is a little harder but lve managed to have grilled vegetables - no oil, add
fresh parsley served with a quality brown rice - it makes a huge difference and is delicious.

Have been on my diet for 3 and a half weeks and have lost 4kilos already.

Yes it has been difficult but counting fat is vital for success.

Will update you in another month - thanks so much everyone for your kind thoughts and support.

Pam - Organic Babe & Kids Wear
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10 Lies Every Parent Should Tell - YOU CANOT BE SERIOUS - WOULD LOVE SOME MUMS THOUGHTS

10 Lies Every Parent Should Tell
(because the truth doesn't always produce a positive outcome)
By Mike Zimmerman
1 "The tooth fairy called. She said the way you're behaving, you might as well keep the tooth." Parents threaten consequences all the time, but it helps to have a strong third party on call to bring perspective. From Halloween on, throw all your disciplinary needs onto Santa's lap.

2 "Monsters like to eat dust bunnies. I bet you're going to get lots of monsters in this room." Call it a cleanliness incentive plan.

3 "Mommy and Daddy aren't fighting; we're rearranging the kitchen." Kids might not buy this one, but in our desire to be right, we jump into fights even if it means exposing our kids to adult conflicts. Need to scream? Get 'em out of the house first.

4 "Mommy and Daddy aren't fighting; we're playing leapfrog. On the bed. Without our clothes." In case the makeup sex gets out of hand.

5 "Reading books will make you a millionaire." In today's screen-dominated world, kids must grow up knowing that books, not blogs, will unlock the secrets of their universe.

6 "Don't worry, sweetie, that can't happen here." Um, sure it can. Murder, terrorism, earthquakes—they can strike anytime, anywhere. But parents must be kiddie Pepto-Bismol: Coat them, soothe them, relieve them.

7 "I know everything." Before teachers, coaches, and the kid down the street get their shot, parents must be a child's go-to encyclopedia for all of life's questions. The important thing is that your children, not you, believe it.

8 "That guy is homeless because he didn't eat his vegetables." If you really stretch it, there's science to back this up, given the importance of nutrition to brain health. More important, this lie teaches cause and effect, and gives your child the power to determine his destiny.

9 "I'm not afraid." Your smile is their Kevlar vest, your hug proof that everything will in fact be OK, no matter how bleak reality might be.

10 "This is Mommy's special juice, and it's poison to children." Happy hour is sacred ground, folks.





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Las Vegas and Hawaii

Well thought I would write a different blog today as just come back from a wonderful holiday in Vegas and Hawaii.

This was a much needed break - last year was a sad year with my mum dying and just couldnt seem to bounce back. Miss her terribly and at the end of the day it is still hard to believe she is gone.

I needed some more brightness in my life and this was a perfect way to celebrate life with my adoring husband - just the two of us.

We went to Vegas as we have done before but somehow or other it seemed extra special. The thing about Vegas it really has appeal to everyone. Accommodation in February is amazingly cheaper than some other months, the people are friendly but the service in Vegas would have to be the best ever.

We Australians could honestly learn from Vegas as in the 8 days we didnt come across anyone that was grumpy, looking as though they hated their job, rude. We came across incredible service, politeness and eager to give you the best service and then when you throw in the food well you have it all. It made you feel so special and important.

Two of our favourite restaurants were Mon Ami Gabi - means my friend Gabi - the relaxed atmosphere, food, service and views are incredible. I mean this restaurant is packed breakfast lunch and dinner.

Second restaurant was at Caesars called Jo's Seafood and Steakhouse. Fantastic setting, service, food to die for including the seafood salad which is the best ever l have experienced in all my years of wining and dining. Just sensational. Just love this place and keep going back.

The one thing lacking in Vegas across the board is good coffee. We Australians love our coffee and it was only on the last day did we discover the best ever coffee at Bellagio which in itself a magnificant Hotel. Just love it.

What does Vegas have to offer? EVERYTHING. And am not getting paid for this article either.
Just want to tell the world along with no doubt so many other millions of people just how special this place is - the night life, the restaurants, the accommodation, the friendliness, the shopping - oh the shopping is to die for and much much more.

Our second stop was Hawaii - just gorgeous but completely different. We stayed at The Sheraton and was upgraded to a beautiful room overlooking the sea.

Hawaii - well what can we say is that it is a very relaxing, magnificant beautiful place.
The food and service not up to par with Vegas but neither are the restaurants and particularly service in Australia, so you do lower your expectations.

The Cheesecake Factory is a great casual place to have breakfast, lunch and dinner and couldnt get over the cues day in and day out. Oh yes we did partake in breakfast and lunch and dinners there as well.

What we love about Hawaii is the beauty, its people, and you read your books, relax, walk along the beach and sus out the local restaurants hidden around corners. One in particular which was just about two corners from The Sheraton
has great pasta, seafood and good service. Cannot remember the name and we have been going there for the last 5 years. Will remember next time.

Had a wonderful holiday - feel refreshed, happy and looking forward to the next one.

If you are thinking about going on a holiday then just do it because you create so many wonderful memories.

Well I better stop dreaming and get back to work!!!

Pam



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Our Granddaughters First Blog - she is only 10 years old.

Organic babe takes of, as it becomes a world wide online shop now it has a rival that is willing to take all of Organic Babe’s business. Pam and Don need to buckle there seatbelts and get ready for the biggest roller coaster ride they’ve been on. The great terrific thing, is that they’re ready and all prepared to face on 100,00000 million customers per day. Just so you no there rival is Esprit one of the biggest ranges of kids clothing there is. Good luck to you both you. already taking off quite well in Australia now let’s see what magic you can spread to the rest of the world specifically America.

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Reporting in, in the past and reporting out right now: present

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Processing Of Organic Baby Clothes

Parents today are ready to spend even more money on buying organic baby clothes because parents today are aware of the importance and advantages of organic baby clothing. So due to this reason organic baby clothes are in demand and are easily available in the market. We can also shop these organic baby clothes through internet also.
Before purchasing organic baby clothes first you have to read the label and description about how the cloth is manufactured i.e. by using which material it is manufactured, so always buy those clothes were it is clearly mentioned that they are made-up of using 100% certified organic cotton.

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Dear Pam

Thankyou so much for my order which arrived today! I just wanted to write to let you know how fantastic I found your customer service, the products were great and I was so impressed with the very speedy delivery. AND a huge thankyou for the chocolates, it was just what I felt like after chasing an 18 month old around all morning!

I will definitely be using your services again and recommending you to my friends.

Kind regards

Rebecca Furlong

What Does Your Baby Cough Mean?

What does that baby cough mean?
When your baby gets a cough it could mean something minor like a common cold or runny nose or it could mean something more serious. The medical care your baby needs also depends of the severity of her cough.

Types of baby coughs:

Dry: A dry cough with no mucus sounds kind of raspy and usually means an irritation of some sort in the throat caused by smoke, dust, pollen, or infection. Treat with plenty of fluids. nose drops, and call the doctor if it doesn’t improve in a few days.

Repetitive barking cough: This usually means croup which is not too serious but can be scary because the coughing is so loud and frequent. See croup treatments.

Any cough with wheezing: Wheezing is serious business in young kids. It could mean asthma or an infection (sometimes serious infection). With wheezing the airways of your child are constricted or possibly inflamed so you should make a doctor’s appointment stat to find out what’s up.

Wet: We all know a wet cough - lots of mucus and a productive sound, like your baby is trying to cough something up. Wet coughs are common during runny nose season but can mean a number of issues - allergy, a cold, sinus infection, and more. You can sooth a wet cough at home with plenty of fluids and plain old saline nose drops. If it doesn’t go away in a few days call the doc.

Whooping cough: Whooping cough actually does sound like, “Whoop!” - Your baby will cough and cough then make a “Whoop” sound at the end. This means she’s grabbing a big breath at the end because she was not breathing well during the coughing fit. This is serious and you need to call your doctor right away. Your baby may need antibiotics. Whooping cough is a serious illness for babies and if you want to lower your baby’s risk she needs the TDaP vaccine (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) or pertussis-only vaccine on schedule.

IMPORTANT TIPS:

•If your baby has any of the coughs above plus a fever, call the doctor right away. A fever usually means it’s more serious than just a little cough.
•Never treat your baby’s cough with medications for cough or cold without direct orders from a doctor.
•You may have heard that honey or alcohol will sooth a cough. However NEVER give a baby honey or alcohol ever, as both can cause serious complications and even death.

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