To all those who have stayed true to their New Year’s resolutions, we salute you. To those that have fallen by the wayside, we get it.
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The first year of a baby’s life is filled with milestone moments: learning how to roll over, grasp objects, and of course, exciting forays into mobility like those first few wobbly steps.
But today, not only is “baby’s first [fill in the blank]” documented via home video — it’s also “liked” on social media, uploaded to the cloud, and sent to grandma instantly via shared photo albums. The fact that such technology is deeply ingrained into our modern lives brings up new considerations for parents: How can technology help parents during their baby’s first year?
Finding a way to integrate your parenting life with digital devices in a balanced way can set a foundation for healthy family interactions with technology for years to come. Here’s what the experts have to say. Read more…
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View More Helpful ways parents can use technology during their baby’s first yearScared trick-or-treater clocks giant inflatable baby in the face
A person dressed up in a giant inflatable baby costume attempted to scare some kids this Halloween, but things went sour when one scared trick-or-treater punched them.
The moment was captured by the giant baby’s uncle, who says that his nephew wa…
Thieves kidnapped a shark by disguising it as a baby
Two men and a woman attempted to kidnap a three-foot long horn shark from the San Antonio Aquarium by disguising it as a baby. And yes, you did read that correctly.
On Saturday, a man plucked the shark from a tank at the Aquarium, quickly wrapp…
Save $90 on a baby monitor that uses AI to catch every important moment
Being a parent can be the most valuable, nerve-wracking, challenging, and rewarding job out there.
You hope to be present for your baby’s first step or words, but the sad truth is very few parents are fortunate enough to spend every waking mome…
Small child having an existential crisis while dancing to MGMT is all of us
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You know that feeling when you’re midway through doing something — maybe listening to a nostalgic song, maybe dancing — and some fundamentally huge penny drops in your head? Something that suddenly throws your own existence, and possibly the existence of the entire universe, into question?
The phrase for that is “existential crisis”, and it’s perfectly encapsulated by the baby in the video above (skip to 0:35 in for the exact moment).
What exactly is going through that child’s mind as he stares blankly into the middle distance? Has he just experienced déjà vu? Perhaps glimpsed a fleeting memory of a past life? Seen some kind of inter-dimensional, invisible-to-adults glitch in the very fabric of the universe, that’s pulled back the curtain to reveal wonders too amazing for the human mind to comprehend? Read more…
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This baby trying pizza for the first time is the essence of joy
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Theologians can keep arguing about what constitutes a religious epiphany, but we’re pretty sure this is the next best thing.
Podcaster Jody Avirgan tweeted a picture of his young daughter after trying pizza for the first time. The picture is… iconic.
My daughter just tried pizza for the first timepic.twitter.com/yiPNJgUBJg
— Jody Avirgan (@jodyavirgan) March 3, 2018
Imagine when she tries bacon.
— Dr. Caroline Madden (@CMaddenMFT) March 3, 2018
Imagine when she tries bacon on pizza.
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View More This baby trying pizza for the first time is the essence of joyTransform the way you change diapers with this foldable baby cone
SnoofyBee turns diaper duty into a fun time for baby. Read more…More about Tech, Parenting, Mashable Video, Baby, and Playing
View More Transform the way you change diapers with this foldable baby coneThis baby rhino having its first shower is bound to brighten your day
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You know how it is, you get home from a long day at work, climb in the shower, and just frolic.
The Toronto zoo shared footage of an 11-day-old rhino calf enjoying his first shower. Apparently he’d had the opportunity at 4-days-old, but didn’t know what to make of the weird wet stuff.
By the time the video was taken however he’d embraced the experience, unsurprising, as greater one-horned rhinos spend a lot of time around water in the wild. Read more…
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View More This baby rhino having its first shower is bound to brighten your dayThis bath visor prevents soap from getting into your baby’s eyes
The ‘Kair Bath Visor’ is a baby bath visor that uses an air-filled cushion to adjust to the shape of any head in order to stop the soap and water from passing through. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Kids, Bath, Parents, and Baby
View More This bath visor prevents soap from getting into your baby’s eyesThe Lulla Doll uses a real mother’s heartbeat to lull your baby to sleep
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