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Every time I turn on the TV, I see previews go out for "Pregnant in Heels," a new show on Bravo TV about Rosie Pope, who is the maternity concierge for the rich and privileged. She takes her expertise of providing high end services to the rich and showcases it on TV.

While ridiculous at times, I do find it fascinating to see what sort of things billion dollar babies have access to. I equally enjoy watching new mothers--very rich mothers--buying everything and trying everything just because they can.

The market for baby products are a multi-billion dollar industry and it's also a constantly growing industry. Every year I go to the biggest event for juvenile products and I can't even get through a quarter of the convention floor before I need to take a long break.

It's just that big.

So exactly what do these babies have access to and how over-the-top are these items. I found five of my favorites that are ridiculously expensive and things that we probably wouldn't buy--or moreso, couldn't afford.

By SavingsMommie
at 9:54AM, 2 years ago | under Loose Change

IRS Says Yes to the Breast with Tax Deductions for Breastfeeding Equipment

Finally, I have something in common with politicians (well, some). The fact that they are taking a strong stance on the importance of breastfeeding. Just recently, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that they would reverse a ruling that didn't qualify breast pumps and other lactation supplies as a medical care expense.

For someone like myself who has a flexible spending account (FSA), I would not be able to claim or get reimbursed for a breast pump, under the old tax ruling. After the recent announcement by the IRS, however, breastfeeding mothers can now claim it. This is a huge victory.

By SavingsMommie
at 6:55AM, 2 years ago | under Newsworthy

Ride a Zigo Carrier Bike and Save Money

After going through a traumatizing car accident recently (with my kids in tow), it got me thinking more than ever about ways that I could transport my kids to and from our daily activities

Before the accident, I was looking at mini-vans, but the gas consumption did not match up with the green lifestyle I've been trying to maintain.

I may, however, have found transportation salvation in the form of the Zigo carrier bike.

By SavingsMommie
at 8:56AM, 2 years ago | under Product Review