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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
My Review of Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumper
Babies will jump for joy in this stationary activity jumper! Baby can swivel 360 degrees for full access to four fun developmental activity stations. Jumper features piano toy with volume control, dancing lights and 7 classical melodies. Choose from 2 piano play modes: Piano Notes and Melodies. Oth...
Great for active baby
Mama B Hollywood, FL 4/7/2009
Pros: Durable, Lots of Fun, Engaging
Describe Yourself: Parent Of Two Or More Children
At 3 months old, yes I said 3 months old we bought this for my very active baby. She was practically jumping out of my arms so we had to get this for her.
I love how it swivels to different activities and allowed her to jump. It changes height settings as your baby gets taller which was another great feature.
It was great that it could fold up so we could take it to the park or friends' houses.
My Review of Britax Roundabout Convertible Car Seat - Bellamy
The legendary Britax Roundabout® convertible car seat is renowned for safety, comfort and convenience. Unique features including a sculpted base, push button release LATCH system with patented Versa-Tether®, and built-in vehicle belt lock-offs, make a tight installation in your vehicle q...
Great car seat
Mama B Hollywood, FL 4/7/2009
Pros: Comfortable, Safe, Easy to install, Easy to Adjust, Easy to Clean, Stylish, Sturdy
Best Uses: Infants, Newborn, Toddlers
Describe Yourself: Parent of Two or More Children
We used this carseat from the first day we brought our daughter home. The trick is to put a towel underneath the front of it so it tilts back. My daughter is now 22 months old and we're still using it. Its very sturdy, comfortable and easy to change the adjustments.
My Review of Summer Infant Day and Night Handheld Color Video Monitor
The Day & Night Handheld Color Video Monitor from Summer Infant is a truly portable unit that allows parent's to see as well as hear their baby while moving around the house. It's ideal for checking on baby without waking him or her. There are also traditional sound lights that visually...
Couldn't have asked for a better monitor
Mama B Hollywood, FL 4/7/2009
Pros: Simple, Good Range, Clear Signal, User Friendly, Reliable, Great Features
Best Uses: Naps, Sleep, Newborns, Toddlers, Infants, Remote Monitoring
Describe Yourself: Parent of Two or More Children
My husband is hearing impaired and we felt that a visual monitor would be the way to go. My daughter is now 22 months old and we still use it. It hasn't failed us. We live in a 1900 sq foot house and have taken it in all the rooms and even outside.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Press Release on GiGi Belts
My first press release has been released. I'm new at this but its still exciting. Read it here
Boost Your Baby's Wardrobe with GiGi Belts
Boost Your Baby's Wardrobe with GiGi Belts
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Job Interview Scams
My husband lost his job 1 week before Christmas and presently still hasn't found another one. He has submitted his resume to countless companies and has his resume posted on Monster and Career Builder.
His job was unique. He downloaded lists for automotive dealerships and direct mail companies. I couldn't really explain it any better than that. I tease him and say that he's like Chandler Bing from friends, no one really knew what he did.
Anyways, the reason for my post is that there have been a couple interviews he has gone on that were complete scams.
Interview #1 He was told on the phone when setting up an interview date and time that it was kind of like marketing but to just come to the interview and see for himself. It turned out to be some company that directs you on how to start your own insurance agency. That was a waste of time.
Interview #2 This company claimed to be an event staffing company and needed 6 managers to run 6 offices they planned on opening up. He goes to the interview and was asked to return for a 2nd one which would be held at an event. I tried googling the owner of the company and all that came up was his FaceBook page. I didn't like the immediate feeling I got, but can't judge a book by its cover right?!
Morning of the 2nd interview he shows up to the office and is put in a room along with 6-7 other people and is given a contract that says they will got get paid for today. The event was to be held at a location that was close to our home so my husband said instead of driving all the way back up north another 40 min to come right back, he'd like to take his vehicle. He was told no and had to ride with them. He of course calls me to tell me all this and I immediately said leave, don't do this, its a scam.
He ends up going and it turns out to be at a gas station where they had to sell cans of this car cleaner of some sort. The job was that you work with the company for 6 months and learn the ins and outs of this "event staffing" and go off on your own with your own company once the "training" is over.
Yea, I ended up picking him up after about an hour of him being there. What a waste.
I felt that I should post this information in case you're on the job hunt and receive phone calls with interviews such as these.
His job was unique. He downloaded lists for automotive dealerships and direct mail companies. I couldn't really explain it any better than that. I tease him and say that he's like Chandler Bing from friends, no one really knew what he did.
Anyways, the reason for my post is that there have been a couple interviews he has gone on that were complete scams.
Interview #1 He was told on the phone when setting up an interview date and time that it was kind of like marketing but to just come to the interview and see for himself. It turned out to be some company that directs you on how to start your own insurance agency. That was a waste of time.
Interview #2 This company claimed to be an event staffing company and needed 6 managers to run 6 offices they planned on opening up. He goes to the interview and was asked to return for a 2nd one which would be held at an event. I tried googling the owner of the company and all that came up was his FaceBook page. I didn't like the immediate feeling I got, but can't judge a book by its cover right?!
Morning of the 2nd interview he shows up to the office and is put in a room along with 6-7 other people and is given a contract that says they will got get paid for today. The event was to be held at a location that was close to our home so my husband said instead of driving all the way back up north another 40 min to come right back, he'd like to take his vehicle. He was told no and had to ride with them. He of course calls me to tell me all this and I immediately said leave, don't do this, its a scam.
He ends up going and it turns out to be at a gas station where they had to sell cans of this car cleaner of some sort. The job was that you work with the company for 6 months and learn the ins and outs of this "event staffing" and go off on your own with your own company once the "training" is over.
Yea, I ended up picking him up after about an hour of him being there. What a waste.
I felt that I should post this information in case you're on the job hunt and receive phone calls with interviews such as these.
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