Regular readers will agree that I have a knack for finding strange baby shower gift ideas, but today’s feature might seem a little…odd. Losing a baby tooth is a major milestone worth celebrating, but what do you do with it once it’s fallen out? If you are Le Knockout of
Parents with toddlers know how a relaxing trip with the family can instantly turn into a frantic search for a public toilet. The only thing worse that sprinting around with your crying toddler under your arm…not finding the “potty” in time. Your emergency toilet searches
I realize that today’s feature won’t help me win an award for environmental sensitivity, but the AquaAntics Water Bomb Factory is just too awesome to be ignored. The rapid water balloon fill system takes your backyard water war to a whole new level with an easy-to-use
I know that I’ve featured quite a few strange kid-related products and services through the years, but Prague-based Toy Traveling may have just taken the lead in the crazy race. How it works in their words:
Running out of clever ways to humiliate the kids? Fear not parents, the Haircut Umbrella is now available at Taylor Gifts for only $7.98! Features include blue polyester and…um, compact storage. Finally, something that will look almost as dorky as the haircut you’ll give
I receive quite a few pitches from inventors and manufacturers requesting product features, but very few products are actually a good fit for the baby blog. The BabyComfyNose nasal aspirator fits…and it’s so strange, it just might work! (see video above)
Your homework tonight is to take note of how many times your kids drop their toothbrushes inside the sink, or worse…on the bathroom floor. Once you see the brushes picked-up and inserted directly back into their mouths, you’ll understand why the Bacteria
If you are a regular visitor here at the Dear Dr.MOZ baby blog, you already know that there’s no shortage of strange baby and children’s products. From stylish morning sickness bags to umbrella caps, I’m doing my best to cover each strange and interesting invention. The difference between most products placed in the “strange” category [...]
