Prevent Bobble Head Syndrome with Head Snuggler (Product Review)

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Seventeen years ago, I had my first child. Now, I have four.

And for most of those 17 years, I've watch as little people in carseats sleep in some of the most awkward positions.

I frequently referred to them as bobble heads (even before those things were popular collectibles).

When I was presented the opportunity to review the Head Snuggler from Melrose Kids, Inc., I jumped at the chance. This was exactly the kind of product I had needed (not to be mistaken with wanted) for so long.

And it lived up to ALL my expectations!

Head Snuggler by Melrose Kids, Inc.At first, I thought my 4-year-old was going to outsmart me and never take another nap in the car so I could give this product a thorough testing. But soon enough, he was zonked out; and with a quick trip to the shoulder of the road, I was able to slip the Head Snuggler around his head and away we went. No more bobble head!

The cotton fabric used for the Head Snuggler is very soft, but tight enough to keep a sleeping noggin from bobbling.

It's lightweight enough that my little guy didn't even seem to feel me slipping it around his head. And even in the humid Tennessee temperatures, it didn't cause him to sweat excessively where it was fitted - that means a lot to moms with hot natured children!

This is a product I wish I had had available many years ago. Any parent who has watched their child doddle all over their carseat while sleeping, needs the stylish and easy-to-use Head Snuggler.

It has become a permanent item of our diaper bag and will be so until our youngest (5 months at the time of this writing) has completely outgrown bobble head syndrome.

Buy It! Visit Melrose Kids, Inc. only to purchase the Head Snuggler for only $27.99 (USD). Canadian residents may also wish to see store locations where the Head Snuggler can be purchased.

Available in 4 adorable styles including bears and polka dots.


Kimmie

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The Neighbors Were Loving Us Last Night


Thank goodness most of our neighbors are on vacation this week; otherwise, I'm sure we would have been driven out of the neighborhood by an angry mob.

Brian is still giving it 100% on getting the preparations made for our concrete patio to be poured. So much so that he's willing to work by the light of a skid loader.

I gotta love him for being so hard-working (not to mention handy! lol)

Cheaper Than Therapy

Kimmie

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Between Wyomings: My God And An iPod On The Open Road by Ken Mansfield (Book Review)

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Join Ken Mansfield and his wife Connie as they take Moses (a van) on an adventure as Ken tries to escape the present by facing his past with the help of God and an iPod full of memory-stimulating music.

With each song on his iPod shuffle, Ken is transported back to a different place and time of his life as a music producer to some of the biggest names in music.

And when he feels that he has lost his way, Ken ventures into seclusion to seek God's guidance.

The main purpose of his mission: to find his way back "home."

Each recounting of Ken's memorable past is filled with humor and emotion.

Readers who enjoy short story, essay-style accounts of an individual's journey, will find Between Wyomings a fun and easy read that leaves you with a desire to find your own way "home."

Kimmie

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Just Lookin' Around (Wordless Wednesday)

Find more Wordless Wednesday at 5 Minutes for Mom, MomDot, and the WW HQ!

Kimmie

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