Weight Loss in a pill

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Brad

I am not sure I ever believe the claims of wait loss in a pill.  That doesn’t however stop me from being amazed at all the weight loss pills out on the market. The new phosphacore fat burner pill is something that I have to say I had never seen before.  The claim is  this:

Phosphacore a weight loss supplement from Applied Nutritional Research claims it will “dissolve 7 lbs and 2 inches of abdominal fat every week.” I don’t think I would get my hopes that high.

That seems like an awful lot to me. I know extreme weight loss is possible ina short amount of time since I have been on a low carb diet, but that doesn’t mean it came from a bottle. That was exercise and a big change in my diet. Anyway you look at it though if you are willing to buy the pills and look for a mirracle make sure you talk to your doctor first.

Good Luck with the weight loss!

Originally posted 2009-01-04 17:33:22. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Biodegradable Diapers – Why Should Your Baby Be Wearing a Biodegradable Diaper?

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Kari Klein

Are you a new or an expecting mother or father? You have probably already started thinking about diapers, toys, cribs, and other baby things if you are planning on having a baby soon. This means that you need to make a few decisions and one of those decisions is what type of diapers to choose. Here is a break down of your main choices, which include biodegradable diapers, cloth diapers, and traditional disposable diapers.

First, we will discuss the traditional disposable diaper. This diaper is made mainly from plastic and takes up to 5 years to decompose. It also releases harmful toxins into the earth when it decomposes. Plus it can cause diaper rash on your baby much easier than a cloth diaper can. However, they are very convenient and easy to find at the stores. They are also affordable in the diaper world.

Second, let’s deal with the cloth diapers. These might be your most affordable option since you never actually dispose of them, but they are no fun to clean up. You will be responsible for dealing with all of your baby’s waste and if you are new to this you are in for a big surprise. These diapers are messy and the clean up is terrible. They are, however, much more comfortable than a traditional disposable diaper for your baby.

Last, the new and very popular biodegradable diapers. Biodegradable diapers are like the hybrid of diapers. They are made of a cloth shell that is easily machine washable, but also come with a biodegradable liner that can actually be flushed down your toilet. You can also bury these liners in your garden for great fertilizer because they are good for the environment and will decompose in less than 90 days. They also do not emit any toxins as they decompose unlike the disposable type of diapers.

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Originally posted 2009-08-29 10:09:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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How To Make Money Fast

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Brad

If you are a stay at home parent there are all sorts of things you can do to make money.  I don’t propose to tell you how to make money fast, but rather how to make money quickly.  The difference here is making money fast would assume you get paid upon completion of a task.  There are ways to do that, like selling things on eBay, but very few of them can be completed quickly. Continue reading →

Originally posted 2008-11-14 15:19:59. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Celebrity Kids and Your Kids

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Brad

[ad]With all of the controversy over the Miley Cyrus’s bare back and shoulders being photographed I wonder if we ever stopped to think what we are doing to her as a kid? Yes, she is a superstar Disney hit worth half a billion and on track to be a billionaire by the end of the year, but she is still a fifteen year old girl.

I understand the brand issues at stake here. I use my own name on my blogs and when I comment elsewhere. I have to be careful what I say because it is out there for everyone to see. That is part of the problem for her. She is in fact two brands, Hannah Montana the wholesome Disney girl, Miley Cyrus, a budding starlet. On top of that she is a fifteen year old girl who like most fifteen year olds is trying to figure out who she is. Continue reading →

Originally posted 2008-04-30 14:28:10. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Best Children’s Books of All Time

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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault: I love the catchiness of this book. It’s so fun and makes the alphabet and sounds easy to learn for new readers. The illustrations are great too! Ages 2-5.

Corduroy, by Don Freeman: This is an adorable book with an adorable story. On top of that the bear is so cute! I remember reading this so much the pages began to fall out. A must-read bedtime story. Ages 2-6.

Goodnight Moon, by Margaret W. Brown: This is a favorite for all children and a great way to put kids to bed. It’s a must for any children’s book collection. Ages 2-5.

Green Eggs and Ham, by Dr. Seuss: This is such a classic, naturally coming from the King of children’s Books himself. It’s written so that new readers can have fun reading over and over. Ages 3-7.

Harold and the Purple Crayon, by Harold Crockett: I love how creative and fun Harold is. This will help grow readers’ imaginations as well. Ages 2-5.

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, by Laura Joffe Numeroff: Get ready for a mouse adventure. This is a fun book with great pictures, great for pre-schoolers. Ages 2-5.

Little Engine That Could, The by Doris Hauman: Very classic story dating back to 1954, about a train that must overcome obstacles to achieve its goals. It’s a classic heartwarming story with great characters. Toot toot! Ages 2-6.

Madeline, by Ludwig Bemelmans: One of my favorites, about a brave young girl in France who goes on an adventure. The story rhymes which makes it fun to read, and the writer also drew all the pictures! Ages 3-6.

Pat the Bunny, by Dorothy Kunhardt: Most adorable book ever, but is also a great learning tool for very young kiddies. Its highly interactive and engaging and my top pick for best 1st book for a baby. The first book I will purchase if I have one! Ages 0-4.

Very Hungry Caterpillar, The by Eric Carle: This is a very engaging book complete with a moral at the end of the story. The fun pages and bright colors make this book a one of a kind. It will soon become your child’s favorite. Ages 2-5.

Where the Sidewalk Ends, by Shel Silverstein: Great poetry that both smart and silly for kids. It’s imaginative, fun and thought-provoking. Great for learning and encourages beginner writers. Ages 4-11.

Where the Wild Things Are, by Maurice Sendak: Extraordinary book, that is humorous, sad but also scary at times. Great plot and illustrations with awesome themes which are rarely in children’s books. This list wouldn’t be complete without it. Ages 4-7.

I’m sure I’ve missed some favorites, so comment! I’d love to hear yours.

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Originally posted 2010-08-26 17:11:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Benefits of Pocket Diapers

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Adam Webster

There are many different types of diapers that are offered in 3 standard sizes, and can even be special ordered in specialty sizes spanning from X-Small to Toddler. Pocket Diapers are an ingenious invention that allow babies to be cloth diapered without wetness against the skin. A micro-fleece or micro-suede inner lining allows wetness to pass through to an absorbent layer inside. Pocket Diapers are great because the fleece/suedecloth wicks moisture away from your baby’s skin and keeps them feeling dry. This makes for an excellent night time diaper .

Many pocket diaper are less bulky, and more absorbent that pre-folds and fitteds. Older babies can go three or four hours between changes. Pocket diapers are a relatively new invention. They have a waterproof outer, a fleece inner to wick moisture away from baby’s skin and a pocket to stuff absorbent inserts. All in one pocket diapers are a clear choice for heavy wetters and night-time diapering , because you can tailor absorbency and all the while baby feels dry. Need more absorbency at night? Then you have found your answer.

This type of diaper is a great option for parents who want to add absorbency to their child’s diapers because you can select how many inserts will suit your child best. Pocket Diapers can be stuffed with specialized inserts or used with a prefold diaper. The pocket diaper are a system that uses two pieces to create a diaper similar to an All-in-One. The waterproof outer layer (usually PUL but can also be fleece) is attached to the stay-dry inner layer (normally microfleece or suedecloth). Pocket Diapers are steadily becoming another household favorite as they are extremely easy to care for and effectively keep babies dry and rash free with their innovative design. They are really the best choice for parents who are nervous about trying cloth diapers.

Many mothers have heard about pocket diapers that they are well known for being very easy to use. They typically go on as easy as a disposable diaper. Pocket diapers are very customizable. Have a heavy wetter? Then this type of diaper is for you. They have a pocket to add extra absorbency when needed. They can be stuffed with extra liners, prefolds, hemp, micro terry towels, or just about anything.

Are these diapers really practical for use in this modern throw away society? Yes because they are easy to use and very reliable. They have waterproof outers so you don’t need a cover and they have an inner that wicks wetness away to keep baby dry. Pocket diapers are called such because they have a microfleece or suedecloth inside that touches your baby and pulls moisture away from their skin and a waterproof outer shell to protect against leaks. Then you stuff the inside of the pocket diaper with whatever absorbent material you like! They are much the same concept in shape and inner, outer and closure choices. The main difference is the soaker, it is a removable insert that fits in a pocket in the diaper, not sewn in. Practical and useful.

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Originally posted 2009-08-28 22:55:40. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Baby Update

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Katy

So, there was an ultrasound this morning.

It’s a girl.

Later the ultrasound will go up so everyone can admire Sarah Felicia in all her glory. My mom was very happy. I told her “So now you can tell everyone.” She replied “Now I can buy girly things!” That’s my mom.

We told Liam this evening. Showed him the ultrasound pic, asked what he thought it was. He didn’t know. So I told him it was a baby. Then I asked whose baby he thought it was. He named both my sisters and a family friend first. Then I told him it was mine and that he was going to be a big brother. He gave me a thumbs up. Then I said it was a little sister. He facepalmed. Seriously. But he seems rather okay with it and was overall just kind of blase about all of it. It was far easier than I’d thought it would be. He’s since asked when she was coming out but no other questions. He’s gonna be a great big brother.

Originally posted 2008-05-29 18:40:39. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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