By Crystal.RitchieGuest Blogger
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2 years ago
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Product Review
At nearly four years old, Jack has gone into some sort of developmental hyper speed. Suddenly he is telling complex stories, learning to spell and read, and growing out of everything all at once. I'm surprised on a daily basis by the cognitive connections he makes, so it's no wonder I get distracted from things like his
changing shoe size.
I recently noticed that Jack's head was quickly inching toward the top of his
Britax Roundabout car seat. I can't tell you how sad it made me to think that what I call "the Lexus of car seats" would soon be retired. Britax car seats are generally the priciest on the market but I was wooed by the ease of installation and the high safety rating. I am not ashamed to admit that I mourned the thought of giving this seat up.
By snarkydeals
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5 months ago
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Loose Change
The one bad thing about Twitter is that anybody can get an account and think they're cool. But actually the best thing about Twitter...is that anybody can get an account and think they're cool. Unlike Facebook, which bans "non-humans" from creating accounts, you don't have to leave your pets out when it comes to Twitter!
This is great for me, because my two kitties have a lot to tell the world. Sometimes a tweet is really the only necessary way to broadcast their message. So imagine my absolute glee at finding
Puppy Tweets, a little electronic toy that hangs around your puppy's neck and auto-tweets his every thought.
By SavingsIQ
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7 months ago
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Loose Change
Most of us who have pets consider them to be more than just our pets. They are family or "kids" and we only want the best for our furry kids. Owning a pet comes with lots of expenses such as vet bills, food, supplies and toys. But you don't have to spend a fortune to take care of your pet.
I'll break down the best places to find deals without breaking the bank.
By JulianaWeissRoesslerGuest Blogger
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10 months ago
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Money Saving Tips
We know, we know. It's hard enough to cook for yourself, and now you're supposed to cook for Fido, too? But just as with making your own food for you, there are many benefits to switching over to homemade treats for your dog. You'll save money, control the ingredients your dog eats, and be able to customize them for your dog's size. Plus, it can be a lot of fun!
