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LolaLoo Baby Rocker

Posted on May 18, 2009 by Brian Yalung

When you find yourself outdoors with your baby, chances are you will be forced to carry them most of the time especially when they belch out a cry. But while that is a given, why not consider devices that can help you out.

For sure a lot of you have strollers for your child so why not expand its use. Something like this LolaLoo Baby Rocker which helps in rocking the stroller according to the soothing comfort that a child wants. The device itself can run anywhere from 2 hours on up to 4 hours. You can of course adjust the intensity of the rocking to meet your child’s needs

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Disney Cars Sleeping Bag

Posted on May 17, 2009 by Brian Yalung

The things they see can help kids get into bed. That or in this case in their sleeping bags especially if they are out there camping out or sleeping in other places outside their homes.

Sleeping bags may not prove to be the best place to sleep in but if you have great graphics such as Disney’s Lightning McQueen printed on the cover, kids may not even want to sleep in their bed anymore.

But then again, the important thing is getting shuteye and besides, should they find the sleeping bag lacking in comfort, they can always revert to their bed where they will surely be

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Cardionet Unveils New Sleep Product

Posted on May 16, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Sleep disorder patients get another lift with the announcement that Cardionet has introduced another device to help diagnose and monitor cardiac rhythms that can detect sleep disorders. The product, called the SomNet, was added to the Conshohocken, Pa., medical-device company’s existing mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry system.

SomNet works by measuring cyclic variation of heart rate, a rhythm that is caused by repeated arousals from sleep caused by such disorders.

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Green Timely Clock Halogen Table Desk Lamp

Posted on May 15, 2009 by Brian Yalung

For parents and kids who don’t want to see a lot of gadgets and peripherals in the room, here is a two-for-one deal called the Green Timely Clock Halogen Table Desk Lamp. Rather than having a clock and a table lamp separately, get one that caters to both needs in one single device.

Surely to save on space, this multi-task device can help kids tell the time, illuminate when needed at any angle thanks to its goose-neck feature that makes it a clock-lamp serving the needs of the kids when they are studying or simply reading their favorite comic book.

Price: $28.40

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A Wakeup Call for Infant Sleeping Deaths

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Brian Yalung

This is not something new. The continued rise of infant deaths due to failure to address safe sleeping habits for infants only means that adults have failed to give the issue much weight. Statistics don’t lie and for places like Marion County, the need to address problem has to be done.

From July 2007 to July 2008, 19 Indianapolis infants died while sleeping in an adult’s bed, on a couch or in a cluttered crib. So far this year, there have been 16 of these preventable deaths, said Dr. Frank Lloyd Jr., Marion County coroner.

The rate of such deaths fluctuates,

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Waterwheel Play Table

Posted on May 13, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Kids love to play water and no matter what you do, you will come to a point of finding an ideal plaything to keep them busy. While we all know that most parents hate it when water is spilt inside their homes, here is one that can possibly be controlled and provide recreation to the playful little tykes.

The falling water action from this Waterwheel Play Table encourages creative exploration with cause and effect learning. This imaginative water play center encourages hours of outdoor fun. Pour water into the wide funnel, and activate the water wheel which then spills into th

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An iPhone Can Put You to Sleep

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Normally, electronic gadgets such as iPhones would be best kept away from your bedside to get some sleep. However, if it comes with a software such as “A Good Night’s Sleep” then that could perhaps be an exception.

Mobile Frontiers newest application “A Good Night’s Sleep” gently awakens users, ensuring the gradual, peaceful start to each day. A Good Night’s Sleep also guarantees users a relaxing end to every night with its feature of allowing users to set a series of sleep sounds or music.

Although there is a vast array of applications currently being o

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The Joinin’ Lamp Has No Switches

Posted on May 11, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Thought it was not really designed for the people who are lazy, the concept is certain to be a welcome concept. The import

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SneezerBeam for People with Allergies

Posted on May 10, 2009 by Brian Yalung

One thing you cannot avoid when you are resting would be the sudden attack of allergies. Normally, this pertains to sneezing or any form of irritating manner that can most likely be a problem for health reasons and sleep. But with the SneezerBeam, all that could possibly be addressed.

SneezerBeam is a non-invasive light therapy that treats allergic symptoms such as congestion, runny nose, watery eyes and a headache using only light. SneezerBeam works by using two combined beams of light to inhibit the cells in your nose that release histamine, which is at the center of what

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Watch Pat Device for Sleep Apnea

Posted on May 9, 2009 by Brian Yalung

For people who are worrying about the degree of seriousness of their sleep apnea problems, here is a device that can ultimately help you determine the level or condition of your sleep apnea episodes. Dr. Shanon Takaoka of Kaiser Permanente’s Medical Sleep Lab shows off the Watch Pat, a device worn while sleeping that can determine if a patient has sleep apnea. It’s new to Hawaii and a lot less cumbersome than the traditional testing method, where the patient would have to come in to the lab and spend the night in less than ideal conditions.

Dr. Takaoka says the W

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