via www.yoyomama.ca
Sherri passed along this link to a review for an "oddy but goodie": a stretchy thingie that keeps your sleeping baby's head from flopping around in the stroller. Hm. Read the entire review at Yoyomama.ca.
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I sleep in the car all the time and make my wife drive. I need one of these for me. Let the kids fend for themselves!
Posted by: Best Dad Ever | 19 May 2010 at 10:54 AM
I could have used that when my twins were newborns. I couldn't hold my own head up most of the time for the first month or two. That would be super useful on an airplane too! :-)
Posted by: Brigitte | 19 May 2010 at 06:01 PM
I wonder if that would've come in handy and saved us a ton in money/dr.visits/stress when my infant had torticollis and physical therapy didn't seem to help. His condition caused him to sleep with his head in one position only, made his head "lopsided," and resulted in a plagiocephaly helmet.
Posted by: AM | 20 May 2010 at 01:52 PM
Looks wonderful. Great reading your post as well.Thanks.
Posted by: Malorie - Booster | 23 July 2010 at 03:59 AM