September 29th 2010 by Dr.MOZ in Geeky Fun, Parenting
As a general rule, I like to keep things clean but this parenting video (not safe for work) is just too perfect to ignore. If you are a new parent that frequents public parks, you’ll eventually have a conversation with a perfect stranger covering all the hot topics
November 25th 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Blogs, Holidays, Parenting
There’s nothing quite as funny as seeing our parents in photos long, long before they had kids. It can be hard to imagine our parents living footloose and fancy-free, but make no mistake my friends…they too were awesome before you came around. If you don’t believe me, just visit My Parents Were Awesome and I [...]
November 16th 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Baby Vision, Dear Dr.MOZ
Dear Dr.MOZ, Is it true that my newborn’s vision is too poor to see my face? If so, at what point would he be able to recognize me? Thanks! Daddy Shawn ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Hi Daddy Shawn, It’s true that your newborn lacks the focus to see facial details [...]
August 25th 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Baby News, Car Seats, Healthy Kids
Car seats were designed to provide the optimal upright angle needed to survive car wrecks, but not to be used as cribs in the home as many parents are now using them. A Pediatrics study reviewed a small sample of 200 two-day-old newborns and found that oxygen levels where slightly lower for infants sitting in [...]
July 14th 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Geeky Fun, Strange Products, Tech and Web
I know what you’re thinking…it’s been ages since I’ve featured a useful and affordable “must have” baby invention for new parents. I’m afraid you’ll need to try again tomorrow because today’s strange and interesting find is the Why Cry Baby Analyzer now available for $100 on Amazon! This gadget monitors your baby’s cry to tell [...]
April 21st 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Family Safety, New Parents, Tech and Web
The BubLuv SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) monitoring device is a concept design by Queensland University of Technology student Michael Geedrick that we’re all hoping makes it out onto the market one day soon. When the baby sleeps, the BubLuv reads her carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations using a co-oximeter in the ankle bracelet and