We love these products! In their own way they’ve each helped maintain our sanity and helped make our jobs as moms of twins easier in terms of time saved, soothing our babies and convenience. They’ve helped make our babies lives safer and stimulating. We hope you’ll like them too.
There are lots of products on the market to make your home safe for babies. Many of these items you do not need to consider until your baby is moving around, but one thing that we recommend for immediate use is a bath thermometer, which gauges your water and will indicate if it is too hot. Never leave baby alone in a bath, even for a second.
So you’re nearing the end of your third trimester, and it’s time to start planning for labour & childbirth. Some important things to remember before the big day!
Have you pre-registered for the hospital? Your doctor’s office will have a registration package for you, which you can fill out at home and mail directly to the hospital. Many hospitals offer a tour of their maternity wards so it’s a good idea to book one for you and your partner to prepare you for your labour and what to expect during your stay. Book early; if you are having multiples you may be put on bedrest and be unable to attend a tour later in your pregnancy. Most hospitals recommend a tour when you are around 20 weeks pregnant.
Q – Slings and baby carriers seems to becoming more and more popular. What are some of the top slings and carriers and what should I be looking for when purchasing one?