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There’s nothing better than sitting down to a family meal and having everyone — including baby — at the table. From its classic ergonomic design to the cool colors, the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair ($250) brings your little one front and center from birth.
Want to learn more? Check out our review below:
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Your baby’s high chair is one of the hardest working pieces of furniture in your home.
At least three times a day, it’s assaulted by a messy kid (and equally messy food!) and responsible for holding your baby’s ever growing weight.
So, whichever one you choose needs to be both strong and easy to keep clean — and not many of them are.
The Keekaroo Height Right High Chair ($150) is both. Plus, the stylish, durable chair is guaranteed for a lifetime.
Check out our review below:
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In this day and age of eco-everything, it’s hard to believe there are changing mats, mattress pads and more that are still made with vinyl. Alas, there are. And it’s usually up to parents to wade through everything and find the safest options.
To help jump start your search, we’ve created a round-up of our top picks. Check it out below:
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When you decide to make your own baby food, you give up a very valuable chunk of mommy time including taking a bath, reading a book, or watching the final rose ceremony on the The Bachelorette (but we digress!) Here’s a way to cut your prep time in half: The new Baby Brezza ($100), a baby food making system that steams and purees food for you, which means more free time for mom.
Check out our review below:
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We recently had the chance to check out Bumbleride‘s newest stroller — the Indie Movement Edition ($490) — and it is one sweet ride.
It’s essentially an all-terrain vehicle for your baby that easily navigates city streets or beach boardwalks in a flash, while providing maximum comfort for your little one.
Want one? The company is giving one away to a lucky Moms & Babies reader in the color (jet or fog) of their choice.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 4/11/11 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 4/17/11. See Official Rules.
Also, check out our review below.
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Looking for a baby carrier that can do it all?
Check out líllébaby‘s new EveryWear Style Carrier ($100).
Not only does it feature five different carry positions, it sports newly designed shoulder straps and buckles, an organic bamboo hood, an infant head support and a infant-safety harness.
Available in red, black and chocolate brown, it’s also crafted from quilted microfiber fabric that’s water and wind repellent.
Things We Like: We love that it can be worn with children from 7 lbs. up to 43 lbs. and has five ergonomic carrying positions — infant cradle, face in, face forward, hip and back.
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A new baby means new gear — a lot of new gear! That’s why we’re excited the folks at Zigo have designed the Zigo Leader X2 ($1399). It’s a stroller, jogger, bike, bike with child pod and bike trailer all rolled up in one.
This innovative (and versatile) invention means no more backseat riding for baby. Instead the Zigo Leader X2 places the child pod in front of the bike so you can keep an eye on your little one.
We got a chance to test it out and we’re officially a fan. And we’re not alone. Sheryl Crow and Anthony Kiedis have been known to tool their kiddies around in this tricked out ride.
Check out our full review below!
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