User Posts: Kiara Harris
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I know it can get confusing sometimes when a decision must be made on which baby monitors are the best to surveil children. There is this eagerness to know ...
I know it can get confusing sometimes when a decision must be made on which baby monitors are the best to surveil children. There is this eagerness to know ...
Kiara Harris
Dear Greta! I bet your baby girl will appreciate all of the detergents for newborn babies. They all are affordable. You may try Earth Friendly Hypoallergenic Liquid Laundry Detergent. It costs $20 for 2 packs on 200 loads, which is pretty savvy if you ask me. But you don’t have to limit yourself to it. Puracy Natural Liquid detergent is hypoallergenic and liquid, as well as Dreft Stage 1, and Dreft Stage 2.
Kimberly, thank you for your question! I believe I’ve missed mentioning that you can use all of these detergents to wash the clothes of both your children. These detergents do not contain sulfates and don’t cause allergies, so anything you pick will be suitable for your case. I recommend you to try different detergents, just out of curiosity and while you are searching for the best. If the liquid is not a must condition, try Molly’s Laundry Powder.
Thanks for your question, Yaz! An ovulation test is a reliable way to find out when there is a chance or risk of pregnancy. Ovulation in women organisms occurs individually, depending on hormonal changes, and therefore, tests are the best way to know when you can conceive a child. However, in any method of contraception or diagnosis, there is a chance of error. Can an ovulation test be wrong? Unfortunately, it can. This happens for various reasons, depending on the quality of the test you use.
Of course. We really want every girl to have the opportunity learn such important things about herself and a possible pregnancy.
Thanks, Lora. This is the best reward for us.
Hi Jane. Thank you for your question. The fact that you trust our blog is very appreciated by me and the girls. Even though your out-of-date ovulation sticks might work, it doesn’t mean that they will provide you with a valid response. I highly recommend that you buy new ones and use them before they expire. Jane, you’re welcome to get back to us whenever you have further questions. We’re always happy to help!
Hi Kate. Thanks for your question, I feel great knowing that you’ve read the whole article — and paid special attention to this important issue. Yes, when it comes to WiFi baby monitors, they connect to your home network, which in many cases, opens the door to anyone to hack the system. In this case, I would recommend choosing the strongest hacker-proof item among the ones I’ve mentioned in this post. That’s the Willcare baby monitor with 3.5″ LCD Screen, Digital Camera, Infrared Night Vision, Two-Way Talk Back, Lullabies, Temperature Monitoring, Long Range Baby Monitors with Camera and Audio. You can find it above, along with the reference to a more detailed description and pricing. Alternatively, you can opt for a modern radio monitor — they’re reliable hacker-wise as well.
Hello Cindy, and thank you for your kind words about my article. I appreciate your feedback greatly. Having questions is natural, especially when you’re facing things you’re absolutely new to. I’m glad you got back to me with this question because I know the answer to it 😉 The thing is, all women ovulate on different days of their cycles. On average, it’s day 14-15. I, for example, ovulate on CD 18 or 19, while others may have their ovulation on CD 9 or 10. It varies from woman to woman, so just because your calendar says you are ovulating, it doesn’t mean you are… Keep in mind that there are women who don’t ovulate every cycle. So, I recommend that you trust your Clearblue kit and see how it goes. Please get back to me and share the results. If you have further questions — I’m always here for you.