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I have a lot of hair. Like, a lot a lot. It’s super fine, though…and the numbers are on the decline since kid #1 was born 9 years ago. I thought the hair loss would stop after the “6 months” people kept telling me about for post-partum hair loss. It never did. I wonder sometimes if I still keep and…
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Besides all the other costs that come with back to school shopping, you’ll also want to pick out a high quality backpack for your soon-to-be student! It’s hard to know what kind of backpack to get, especially with so little in the way of reviews and information! These backpacks are sure to be great for your student and are the…
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The Safe Drive Car connection by Straight Talk is a really great device, which greatly decreases the worries of having a driving aged child. As part of Straight Talk’s new product category “connected life” the Safe Drive Car Connection helps you keep up with your teenager when they’re on the road, and allows them to sharpen up their driving skills…
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Whether you choose to feed your child all natural foods, or something quick and easy, you’ll need to come up with back to school lunch ideas! Of course, most kids would be satisfied with a sandwich and a snack every day, but sometimes it’s nice to change things up for them! 1. Pasta Salad. If your kids are a little…
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We live in an increasingly connected world and every day brings new products that allow us to share data across different devices. These three new products from IOGear are aimed at simplifying the mess of managing media files across all of your different devices. Screenshare – Wireless Mobile and PC to HDTV First we have the Screenshare, which allows you…
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Pexels – CC0 License What, might you say, are the two most stressful and intense efforts you could partake in? Some might say having a baby. Another might suggest looking for a new home and moving the anchor of your life to an entirely new place. But what if you were to combine these two things? Does that lead…
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