California Baby Starter Tote

• Try a terrific mix of hair and skin care products at one time
• Our custom tote bag has a handle and the top zips open-making the transport of our high-quality products a breeze
• Great gift for baby showers, birthdays, and holidays
• Contains organic & sustainably grown ingredients
• Kids love small bottles because they fit perfectly in their hands, which allows for easy application and total grooming mastery

3 - 2 oz Shampoo & Bodywash; 2 - 2 oz Bubble Bath; 1 - 2 oz Hair Conditioner; 1 - 2 oz Hair De-Tangler; 1 0.5 oz Everyday Lotion; 2 - 0.5 oz Cream. For newborns and older. Experience California Baby's entire hair care collection with the added bonus of two bubble baths and selected skin and sun care products. Perfect size for travel, camp or overnight stays. Very cute and fun! Perfect for travel or trying, the clear plastic tote houses a starter set that includes 2 ounce sizes of our top-sell

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Question by DirtySmoke: Should I join Air Force active duty or reserves with a baby on the way?
My girlfriend is 16 weeks pregnant. I dont want to leave her or my baby but I want to support them and active duty seems the best route at this point. With the pay, bonuses, healthcare, and opportunities I can have after serving. What do you guys think?

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Answer by cas'1
The military does have its benefits but it is not for everyone... your child would get benefits but your girlfriend would not (until you are married) ...It can be a very positive experience but please do not join in hopes of getting rich or living a lavish lifestyle.....that being said tho... I really think that it can be what you make of it.. if you generally are a couple that can make the best of any situation then give it a shot... if you are an unstable relationship.. the military will not make it better! We love it but it def is not always easy to be married to the military... also consider that if this is the first child.. you may end up living far away from family and she may need the support of loved ones during that first year... just a woman's thought.. either way... best of luck to you both and to your new child on the way!!

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Pampers Diapers Swaddlers New Baby Size 1 - 2 / 234 Count

234 count Absorb-away liner Umbilical cord notch (Size Preemie & Newborn) Sesame Street Beginning Quilted back sheet Soft, overlapping fasteners Soft, stretchy sides Upto 15lbs

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Question by weird: I need help with a baby health project: Please help?
Here are three questions:
- How old do infants need to be accepted into daycare?
-whats the cost of daycare for one week and what is the name of the daycare?
-How much does a hospital charge for the delivery of a baby?

Thanks for all the help in advance

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Answer by manicmousy
Well, the first is that babies can go to daycare at any time. Infants will cost more per week because they need more care & attention.

as far as the cost of daycare for a week, it really depends on where you go. Our daughter only goes 2 days a week & we pay 7.90 for 2 days, and that's WITH a 10% discount from my company. it can go up from there. it goes down as the child gets older, but there again, it depends on where you go.

as far as cost for the delivery of the baby, that also depends on where you go, and if you have insurance & what type.
when i gave birth to our daughter, we were on hubbys HMO. i think the total back in 2006 was over ,000, including our daughter's 4 day stay in the NICU, and we only paid like 0 or something like that. it was around 0 a day give or take a few bucks.
if we would have had a PPO, it might have been more. Plus it depends on if you go to a county hospital or whatnot.

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up & up™ Diapers Club Box - Size 5 (108 Count)

• Target reserves the right to limit quantities per guest
• Number of Pieces: 108
• Features: Leak Guards, Hypoallergenic, Contoured Shape
• Diaper Size: 5
• Material: Wood Fluff Pulp
• Health Facts: Chlorine-Free, Latex-Free
• Diaper Weight Range: 27+ lbs

Up and Up Diapers offer excellent leakage protection. The thin, soft and cloth-like stretchable sides fit in cozily.

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NuAngel Washable Nursing Pads 100% Cotton - Natural

• 4 Thick Layers of Extra Soft, Absorbent 100% Cotton
• Approximately 4 1/2" in Diameter
• Machine Washable
• 8 Per Set

NuAngel nursing pads are made from 100% cotton for maximum air circulation as recommended by breastfeeding experts. Our natural nursing pads are made from 4 thick layers of extra soft, 100% cotton flannel. NuAngel pads are approximately 4 1/2" in diameter to accommodate various bra sizes. They naturally conform to individual shapes for a comfortable fit with fewer leaks. Set of 8 pads in Natural.

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Question by transplanted southerner: having a baby during medical school?
I was wondering if anyone has had a baby during medical school. My husband works full time, and I am in my second year of medical school. We would like to start a family, but are having a difficult time deciding what the best time would be. We think this may be the best time, as I will be even busier in residency. I'm not sure I want to have a baby and not be able to spend time with him/her, which is what will happen once I start rotations/residency. Any advice?

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Answer by Randy W
Never a good time. Had one in med school, one in med school rotations and 1 in residency. It's whenever you two decide. Leaving them is always tough. The work hours in residency are easier now, so you may have some time to enjoy the children in residency, particularly if you had one now and they were 2-3 by residency.

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Frenchie Mini Couture Bear Hooded Towel Set, 3 Pack, Boy

• 3 pack hooded towels
• 85% cotton/15% polyester for extra durability and softness
• Cuddly bathtime fun
• Easy dry, soft and snuggly
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Frenchie Mini Couture Bear Hooded Towel Set, 3 Pack, Girl

• 3 pack hooded towels
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NuAngel Designer Washable Nursing Pads 100% Cotton - Sunshine Yellow

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NuAngel nursing pads are made from 100% cotton for maximum air circulation as recommended by breastfeeding experts. Our designer nursing pads are made from 5 layers of extra soft cotton flannel. NuAngel pads are approximately 4 1/2" in diameter to accommodate various bra sizes. They naturally conform to individual shapes for a comfortable fit with fewer leaks. Set of 8 pads - Sunshine Yellow.

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