During the last Holiday season, a lot of us may have been given calendars or alarm clocks or both. Ideally, these would be great on your office table or perhaps by your bedside, a reference device that should keep you up to date and on your feet when needed.

But rather than get one of each, here is a quirky looking concept clock and calendar, one that should save on space and be useful to anyone who wants to keep track of time and dates. This is called the Calenclock, something from designer Ken Lo. The concept piece was designed for Antalis and mixes and matches 12 months of the year as well as the 12 hours you would find on a clock.

Packaged and neat, this should be something handy as well to bring along, especially for the constant travelling individuals.

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Actually, the cause of death was undetermined. All they had to work with was the fact that the tots were sleeping with their parents. SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome has been a main cause for baby deaths, with the youngest reported baby death aged at 3 weeks and 10 months thus far.

“The safest place for your baby to sleep is in its own cot in the same room as you, not with you on the couch, the bed or any other place,” Mr Hill said.

The new guidelines includes:

• Sleeping baby on its back from birth with its feet at the foot of the cot.
• Sleeping baby with its head and face uncovered with bedcovers tucked in securely, or in a sleeping bag that fits well.
• Avoiding exposure to tobacco smoke before and after birth.
• Providing a safe sleep environment in a cot which complied with Australian standards.
• Sleeping baby in its own cot in the same room as its parents for the first six to 12 months.

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It is always important to keep your baby safe and comfortable at all times. And if you happen to be looking for something great to buy them, check out the Halo Sleepsack Wearable Fleece Baby Blanket. The said blanket is being offered by Kids Woot for only $5.99 where you only have to add $5 for it to be shipped at your door.

This blanket features an inverted zipper and purports to reduce the risk of rebreathing (the inhalation of carbon dioxide). It’s available in S (0-6 months) or M (6-12 months).

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Here is a clock that you can bank on by using the water for energy. Shaped like an average soda can, you just add water to the body of the can and you can enjoy free energy to clearly see the time. You can add water when required but it typically needs checking every 6 to 12 months. Among its features include a high contrast display housed in a stylish transparent can. It is available in red, blue, green and gray colors.

Price: £9.99

(Source) Ecotopia

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