The Juppy Baby Walker Review from Fabulous Finds!!

May 15, 2012

in Reviews


Just the other day I walked into the baby’s room to get him up from his afternoon nap and to my surprise he was kneeling on the side of his crib. I grabbed the video camera and while I was recording him he stood up, with the help of his crib of course. I knew he was ready for a walking aid of some sort. I was sent this baby walker by Juppy, it’s a revolutionary new baby walker

This is such a great product, it’s light weight, easy to use and it saves my back. The Juppy Baby Walker is doctor approved and mommy preferred. It’s made of high quality material and the straps are adjustable. The Juppy comes with a matching bag, just toss in your purse or diaper bag. The Juppy Baby Walker is great for traveling, it’s also simple and affordable. Using the Juppy Baby Walker teaches baby to balance while building their confidence. My little Sean is 9.5 months old and weights in just at 23 lbs. He fit into the Juppy Baby Walker perfectly and within minutes he was taking steps on his own.

The Juppy Baby Walkers come in 3 different colors, choose from black, blue, or pink. You can even get your Juppy personalized with your baby’s name.

Teach your baby to walk while standing upright. Don’t kill your back any longer, there’s a better way. No more getting run over by those traditional baby walkers with wheels. Using the Juppy is really easy and convenient. All you have to do is adjust straps to shortest possible length to make sure parents arms are straight down. Place baby on your lap while sitting down and slide Juppy on just like you would a pair of pants. Zip the back of the Juppy, that’s it, now your baby is ready to walk. Get the Juppy dirty? No need to worry, just toss into your washer machine.

The Juppy Baby Walker does have a weight limit of 30 pounds and it’s required that an adult supervise, this baby walker is 100% parent assisted, no more dangerous falls or accidents. Suggested ages for the Juppy Baby Walker are 7-13 months. A firm grip goes a long way and will help prevent any falling. The Juppy makes a great baby shower gift for any expectant mommy.

Don’t forget to come back to my blog on May 22nd for a chance to win a Juppy for your baby in the Shake, Rattle & Roll!! Giveaway Hop. While you’re waiting for the giveaway to start go ahead and like Juppy on Facebook.

Disclosure: I was given a Juppy baby walker free of cost to facilitate this review. I was not financially compensated for a positive review. The expressed thoughts above are my own.

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5 Warning Signs that your Child is Depressed

May 14, 2012

in Healthy Living Central

This is a guest post by Mikalea Brus.

 

 

Children are just as susceptible to depression as adults are. Therefore, it is important to know the warning signs of depression, so that you can do whatever you need to as a parent. If treatment is not found as soon as possible, then depression can have lasting effects on your child. In fact, it can lead to many different emotional and social problems for your child. These problems can last well into adulthood, so it is important to take note!

1. Episodes


Children can have bad days every once in a while, but if you notice that your child is going through the same funk for a matter of weeks, this can be a huge warning sign. If your child cannot explain their feelings, it may be wise to seek treatment. During these episodes, children may miss out on important school assignments and isolate themselves from their friends. Also look out for lack of interest in normal pleasures and withdrawn attitudes.

2. Extreme Reactions


If you notice that your child is reacting too extremely to a sad event, this could be a big warning sign. This is especially true if the catalyst is something seemingly frivolous. Be on the lookout and always assure your child that you are there for them in these tough situations.

3. Change in Habits


If you notice that your child may not be eating the same way they usually do or that they are not getting enough sleep, then this may be a sign. They could either be sleeping too much or not sleeping enough, eating too much or not eating enough. These are important things to look out for. Also watch out for changes in exercise & of course, substance abuse.

4. Low Self-Esteem


If your child is showing that they are not happy with themselves, then this is a warning sign as well. If they make comments that degrade themselves or make a comment that they are not good enough, then consider finding them a therapist. They may need help and it may not be enough to just talk to you. Let your child know that they are worthy of love and that they are good enough to do anything. This will usually help boost up their self-esteem.

5. Changes in Appearance:


If you notice that your child drastically changes their sense in style, stop showering, or stop caring about their personal appearance all together, this may be a sign of depression. Just determine why it’s happening. Are they excited about a new look or scene, or do they not care anymore?

Any drastic changes you can see in your child is a warning sign of depression. It is important to get them as much help as possible to help them get through any problems they may be facing. Children are not always going to want to talk to their parents about certain problems though, so it may be best to let them see a therapist. Sometimes, it is best for them to talk to a stranger in a comfortable setting. Once a problem has been detected, a therapist will then help you find the right steps to treating it. Always be respectful of your kid’s privacy, but also be willing to step in to help solve problems. If you can’t afford a therapist, at least talk to someone at your local school or consult the public library for books on the topic.


Author Bio: Mikalea Brus writes about parenting, family finance & frequenting www.creditreport.org.

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