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My husband and I don’t typically do the whole Valentine’s Day thing. We don’t get a babysitter, we don’t go out, we just try and show each other some extra love on February 14th. Although I love the idea of Valentine’s day, it’s hard for me to justify money out of our budget for it.
But, this year I’m totally considering buying myself a little gift.
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I have always been a paranoid parent. From the time Holly was born until she turned 6, I used a traditional baby monitor anytime she was sleeping. When she became old enough to wake us up, my husband suggested that we finally ditch the monitor (aka not wake up at every little noise). I couldn’t do it. What if she rolled out of bed and I didn’t hear it? There were endless possibilities.
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A few months ago, the batteries in our traditional thermometer died and I was shocked to learn that replacing the battery was the same cost as buying a whole new thermometer! I knew that if I was buying a new one, I wanted something a little more sophisticated.
Every time my kids got sick, I found myself scrambling to try and get an accurate temperature out of a regular thermometer. With little ones, this can be a huge struggle. I did some hunting on Amazon, and came across a huge selection of thermometers. Not only were they comparable to ones found in local pharmacies and big box stores, they were over half the price!
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All I remember from when Holly was a baby is how terrible and leaky sip cups are. You find one that works great and then all of a sudden it starts leaking. It’s the worst.
We had two favourite cups in our house, so I decided to put them to the test.