去看了好多beding set 都是外面是绵里面是晴纶的，想给宝宝买全是棉的，Babierus会不会有什么好的啊？
这么快？
我刚还在看CRIB：
我还没时间看，先转过来再说
ZZ from Consumer Report:
SHOPPING SECRETS
Buy new. If possible, avoid buying or accepting a used crib. Older models may not meet current safety standards or may be in disrepair. If you must use an older crib, avoid those built before 2000, about a year after the latest voluntary standards for slat-attachment strength took effect. (Check the manufacture date on the crib label, which is required by law.) Currently, 12 states have laws banning the sale of unsafe used cribs or prohibiting their use in child-care facilities. Your state may have such a law.
Decide about drop sides. Do you want a crib with both sides that drop so that you can get your baby from either side, a crib with one side that drops, or one with stationary sides? Deciding first about drop sides will narrow the selection and make shopping easier. If you're considering a crib with no drop sides--the most stable approach--be sure to test models in the store. Cribs with stationary sides have less hardware (less chance of missing or broken parts), but if you are not tall, it can be hard to get your baby. Use the mattress' lowest setting to see how easy it is for you to bend in and pick up your baby.
If you're shopping for a crib with drop sides, operate them in the store to make sure they raise and lower smoothly and quietly. Models that open with a lift-and-leg-press action or those with a lift-and-foot-release mechanism can usually be operated with one hand--an advantage when you've got a baby in the other. Still, you'll probably raise and lower the side of the crib only during the first few months. Once babies get bigger and stand up in the crib, many parents pick them up without lowering the side. So a crib that doesn't have the best drop-side mechanism but is satisfactory in other ways can still be a good option. Of course, if the crib will be against a wall, you'll have no use for a second drop side.
Check construction and workmanship. The simplest in-store test is to shake the crib slightly to see if the frame seems loose. But be aware that display models aren't always as tightly assembled as they could be. Without applying excessive pressure, try rotating each slat to see if it's well secured to the railings. You shouldn't find loose bars on a new crib.
Look for the JPMA sticker. Manufacturers in the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association certification program are required to adhere to voluntary and mandatory standards. Look for the JPMA sticker on the crib or packaging. JPMA currently certifies the following full-size crib brands: Astro Child, Avalon Products, Baby's Dream Furniture, Bassett Furniture Industries, Bella D'Este Ltd., Bellini, Child Craft, Delta Enterprise, Dorel Juvenile Group, Evenflo, Ever Bright International, Homelegance by Topline Furniture, Jardine Enterprise, NettoCollection, Pt. Domusindo Perdana, Simmons Juvenile Furniture, Simplicity, Stork Craft, Young America, and Yu Wei Co. Ltd. For the very latest JPMA certified full-size cribs, log on to www.jpma.org and click on "Certification Program" under the "Consumer" heading.
Buy the mattress at the same time. In the store, pair the mattress and crib you plan to buy to make sure they're a good fit. (Mattresses typically are sold separately.) By law, a mattress used in a full-size crib must be at least 27 1/4 inches by 51 5/8 inches and no more than 6 inches thick. Still, do a quick check. If you can place more than two fingers between the mattress and the crib frame, the fit isn't snug enough.
Economy cribs ($100 to $199). Models at the low end of the price scale can be adequate. Prices are low because manufacturers use less expensive materials and simpler finishes and designs. These models tend to be lighter than top-of-the-line cribs. White or pastel paint or shiny lacquer-like finish may cover wood defects, such as knots and variations in shading. You may notice minor finishing flaws, such as poorly sanded rough spots, uneven patches of paint, and the heads of metal brads or glue residue at the base of the slats. On a low-priced model, typically only one side of the crib can be released. The metal mattress support hooks at each corner may be loose. The springs supporting the mattress are lighter in construction than those in pricier models. When you shake the crib, make sure it is sturdy, not rattly.
Midpriced cribs ($200 to $499). At this price level, it becomes increasingly difficult to discern quality differences from brand to brand. You'll find a lot in this price range. These models are sturdier and more decorative than economy models. They come in an array of wood finishes, from Scandinavian-style natural to golden maple and oak shades, reddish-brown cherries, and deep mahoganies. End boards may be solid and smoothly finished, and many models have slats on all sides. The gentle curves of the end boards are well finished with rounded edges. Slats are thicker than those of economy models and may be round or flat, with rounded edges. The mattress supports on these models tend to be sturdy, the springs heavier. These cribs have single, double, or no drop sides. Locking wheels or casters (sometimes optional) provide stability. There may be one or two stabilizer bars--metal rods that extend between the two end rods--running underneath for greater rigidity. The best-made cribs in this category have recessed guides--a grooved channel in each end board for the drop side, no exposed brads or glue residue where the slats are fastened to the rails, and a uniform finish. They may have extra-high posts, canopies, or a storage drawer underneath.
In this price range you'll find cribs that convert into other configurations. One type, typically called a 3-in-1 crib, converts to a daybed and to a full size bed. You'll also find 4-in-1 cribs that convert to a toddler bed, a daybed, and a full-size bed. The most versatile cribs can become a toddler bed, a full-size bed and a love seat.
High-end cribs ($500 and up). These models, many of them imported from Europe, have hand-rubbed, glazed, or burnished finishes. You'll see round cribs (still a novelty, though they've been around awhile), sleigh styles with curved end boards and hand-painted details, and models handcrafted from wrought iron. These cribs may have single, double, or no drop sides. On some with drop sides, the hardware is recessed and may be so well hidden that it's difficult to tell if the side lowers. The mattress is supported by heavy-gauge springs and heavyweight metal frames and may adjust to four heights. These cribs may include a drawer and convert to a daybed/toddler bed or other nursery furniture. At the highest end, you'll find custom-made regular and convertible cribs that may be sold as part of a nursery suite; a fairy-tale canopy may be part of the ensemble.
Buy a new, full-size crib made after 2000 that is JPMA-certified or certified to meet the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) voluntary standards (ASTM F-1169 and ASTM F-966). Certification assures you that the crib conforms to the latest federal and voluntary safety standards. Still, be on the lookout for safety hazards. Even when you're buying new, take along a soda can when you shop. If you can pass the can between the slats, they're too far apart. Check for sharp edges and protruding screws, nuts, corner posts, decorative knobs, and other pieces that could catch a baby's clothing at the neck. Buying new will help protect your baby from hidden dangers such as drop sides, slats, or hardware that may have been weakened by rough use, or excessive dampness or heat during storage. By law, the production date of the crib has to be displayed both on the crib and on its shipping carton.
Cribs are shipped unassembled, so if you're not certain you can put a crib together correctly (typically a two-person job that requires a full hour--from unpacking to complete assembly), ask the retailer to send a qualified assembly crew to your home. This can cost an extra $70 or more unless assembly is included in the retail price, but it can give you valuable peace of mind. Besides saving tempers and fingers, having the store assemble the crib allows you to inspect it on the spot--and reject it if you discover flaws.
If you assemble the crib, put it together where your baby will be sleeping initially, such as in your bedroom (recommended for your baby's first six months). Once it's put together, the crib may not fit through a small door, and you may need to dissemble and reassemble it again in your baby's nursery six months later. That's not convenient, but you'll have the reassurance that your baby is sleeping in the safest possible place.
啊哈哈，这个就更爽了，我大部分东西都是从我姐那里直接搬了过来，然后她再告诉我什么东西还需要买，比如说奶瓶和消毒器什么的。她女儿喜欢dr. brown的胜过其他几个牌子，所以那个5个瓶子的set可以买。
大概是， glider 还是有用的， bouncer, swing得买好，如果宝宝不睡觉，可以晃一晃，而且2个月大就可以用了。学步器还是要的，不过可以等宝宝稍微大一点。
MM要常来给我们上上课阿
哈哈，我姐2个小孩，已经疲掉了，觉得养孩子简单点就挺好的，不像很多新妈妈那么紧张了。不过当初她生第一个的时候，我可是记得她宝贝的要命，什么都要好的新的。
她一个朋友3个小孩，有句非常经典的话：第一个小孩，奶嘴掉了，赶紧消毒，第二个，洗洗就可以了，到了第三个，呵呵，衣服上蹭蹭直接塞回去
啊哈哈，这个就更爽了，我大部分东西都是从我姐那里直接搬了过来，然后她再告诉我什么东西还需要买，比如说奶瓶和消毒器什么的。她女儿喜欢dr. brown的胜过其他几个牌子，所以那个5个瓶子的set可以买。
大概是， glider 还是有用的， bouncer, swing得买好，如果宝宝不睡觉，可以晃一晃，而且2个月大就可以用了。学步器还是要的，不过可以等宝宝稍微大一点。
唉. 我老公为什么要跟他的姐姐相差14岁呢. 而我的姐姐为什么要呆在北京呢?
唉. 我老公为什么要跟他的姐姐相差14岁呢. 而我的姐姐为什么要呆在北京呢?
我们没有姐姐的不是更要
我们没有姐姐的不是更要
没有的就断了念想啊.
我现在是看着一堆好东西在面前但是又知道不能用啊. 原本想着可以省好多事和钱呢
他姐姐留下来的我估计就那个MONITOR可以用得上了. 然后他们家的GLIDER没有表态要给我们. 打算厚脸皮跟他们要
哈哈，我姐2个小孩，已经疲掉了，觉得养孩子简单点就挺好的，不像很多新妈妈那么紧张了。不过当初她生第一个的时候，我可是记得她宝贝的要命，什么都要好的新的。
她一个朋友3个小孩，有句非常经典的话：第一个小孩，奶嘴掉了，赶紧消毒，第二个，洗洗就可以了，到了第三个，呵呵，衣服上蹭蹭直接塞回去
那4款PP3为什么有两个$159多，还有两个是179多呢？就是颜色不一样？
太复杂了。。。准备周末去BRU实地看看玩玩
今天晚上忙着包馄饨了，韭菜猪肉，加了点鲜贝，很好吃呢～～老公更喜欢我做的油豆腐包肉，是青菜猪肉馅儿的～～还炒了青椒猪肚，蔬菜。。。累着了
我有JJ，在国内，又是个女儿～～好像什么都占不上啊
老公说，买好一点的，以后就省心了；老二也能用上，就算值了……那是不是也要买些中性的呀？老二没准是个女儿哦
哈哈，我姐2个小孩，已经疲掉了，觉得养孩子简单点就挺好的，不像很多新妈妈那么紧张了。不过当初她生第一个的时候，我可是记得她宝贝的要命，什么都要好的新的。
她一个朋友3个小孩，有句非常经典的话：第一个小孩，奶嘴掉了，赶紧消毒，第二个，洗洗就可以了，到了第三个，呵呵，衣服上蹭蹭直接塞回去
呵呵，第一个孩子照书养，第二个孩子照猪养，俺现在老二还没出来老大都快是照猪养了，老二咋养了阿
it is so expensive..
more expensive than crib
is glider really very useful??
it is so expensive..
more expensive than crib
我那天在那个FURNITURE WAREHOUSE试了试，摇着摇着是挺舒服的
我们没有姐姐的不是更要
没有姐姐的同哭。。。
刚刚GOOGLE了一把. 说有的厂家可能CLAIM十年, 但是一般来说是6年.......
老公他姐姐当时还说我们一个CARSEAT都不用买呐
那像CRIB这样的东西也会过期吗? 或者说现在的安全指标跟以前的不一样了
Peg那个SIP 说明书上写的是5年。
07款的生产日期大概是07年3-4月。
所以打算给两个宝用的，要抓紧时间生二宝，哈哈
呵呵，第一个孩子照书养，第二个孩子照猪养，俺现在老二还没出来老大都快是照猪养了，老二咋养了阿
mm的头像是你们家的女宝宝吗？真可爱啊。我的宝宝要是有这么可爱我就心满意足了。
http://www.bestbuybaby.com/pegpr20plp3s.html
有大家想要的soleo color。也是179.99＋free shipping。还有其他颜色.
这个网站好像不少人买过的东西，比较可靠。大家又多了一个选择。
Have fun shopping!
晕倒了。。。今天光学习了。。。好像还是不及格……很晕菜啊～～～
那4款PP3为什么有两个$159多，还有两个是179多呢？就是颜色不一样？
太复杂了。。。准备周末去BRU实地看看玩玩
今天晚上忙着包馄饨了，韭菜猪肉，加了点鲜贝，很好吃呢～～老公更喜欢我做的油豆腐包肉，是青菜猪肉馅儿的～～还炒了青椒猪肚，蔬菜。。。累着了
PP3应当就是因为颜色不一样，所以价钱不一样。BRU里面如果有的话是08宽的.
Peg那个SIP 说明书上写的是5年。
07款的生产日期大概是07年3-4月。
所以打算给两个宝用的，要抓紧时间生二宝，哈哈
你这也提醒了我,哈哈.
另外各位想买PP3 stroller的姐妹们，我发现另外一家网站也有差不多价格的：
http://www.bestbuybaby.com/pegpr20plp3s.html
有大家想要的soleo color。也是179.99＋free shipping。还有其他颜色.
这个网站好像不少人买过的东西，比较可靠。大家又多了一个选择。
Have fun shopping!
瓦, 有soleo!!!! 可靠吗,可靠吗,是的话我要下单啦!
瓦, 有soleo!!!! 可靠吗,可靠吗,是的话我要下单啦!
mm可以在网上搜一搜他家的customer reviews，好像还不错。华人上好像也有姐妹在他们家买过东西，也说可靠。
is glider really very useful??
it is so expensive..
more expensive than crib
我买了一个多月了,很舒服,还有个好处就是比从沙发里容易站起来. 因为也就怀孕和NURSING时用,我没贵的,LIDER+OTTOMAN才250.
我买了一个多月了,很舒服,还有个好处就是比从沙发里容易站起来. 因为也就怀孕和NURSING时用,我没贵的,LIDER+OTTOMAN才250.
好像也有人大力推荐过, 说有条件的大力推荐, 我也想买, 但我家没地方...
mm可以在网上搜一搜他家的customer reviews，好像还不错。华人上好像也有姐妹在他们家买过东西，也说可靠。 华人上怎么搜不出来啊.
华人上怎么搜不出来啊.
哦，我记错了，是在mitbbs上：
http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/NextGeneration/31358957.html
虽然不是买推车，我觉得一家的服务不会差太多吧。
我也想买glider，但是家里太小了，没地放。羡慕家里有大house的mm。爸妈要来，宝宝也要和我们挤一间屋了。
去看了好多beding set 都是外面是绵里面是晴纶的，想给宝宝买全是棉的，Babierus会不会有什么好的啊？
哦，我记错了，是在mitbbs上：
http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/NextGeneration/31358957.html
虽然不是买推车，我觉得一家的服务不会差太多吧。
我也想买glider，但是家里太小了，没地放。羡慕家里有大house的mm。爸妈要来，宝宝也要和我们挤一间屋了。
我比较小农的想要再确定以后再下单... 让我发个贴把.
我现在在看房子,不知道什么时候买比较好,生以后吧, 不知道还能不能折腾...
姐妹们，今天我们来讨论讨论beding set吧，我打算最近给买了。
去看了好多beding set 都是外面是绵里面是晴纶的，想给宝宝买全是棉的，Babierus会不会有什么好的啊？
你已经买了crib? 哪款阿? bedding set 你打算买几件套的? MM看得好仔细啊,我一般只看图案...
我觉得好多店里都有bedding set 卖，颜色图案也5花8门的，已经要看晕了。
另外各位想买PP3 stroller的姐妹们，我发现另外一家网站也有差不多价格的：
http://www.bestbuybaby.com/pegpr20plp3s.html
有大家想要的soleo color。也是179.99＋free shipping。还有其他颜色.
这个网站好像不少人买过的东西，比较可靠。大家又多了一个选择。
Have fun shopping!
这家的soleo比其他颜色还要便宜$20,真有趣！
姐妹们，今天我们来讨论讨论beding set吧，我打算最近给买了。
去看了好多beding set 都是外面是绵里面是晴纶的，想给宝宝买全是棉的，Babierus会不会有什么好的啊？
偶婆婆照着这边的尺寸在国内给偶们作了一套，白底上面有大大的米老鼠，粉漂亮了
偶婆婆照着这边的尺寸在国内给偶们作了一套，白底上面有大大的米老鼠，粉漂亮了
BSO!
上照片把.
瓦, 有soleo!!!! 可靠吗,可靠吗,是的话我要下单啦!
我好喜欢那个MINT的呀，可是为什么还是原价呀
姐妹们，今天我们来讨论讨论beding set吧，我打算最近给买了。
去看了好多beding set 都是外面是绵里面是晴纶的，想给宝宝买全是棉的，Babierus会不会有什么好的啊？
这么快？
我刚还在看CRIB：
我还没时间看，先转过来再说
ZZ from Consumer Report:
SHOPPING SECRETS
Buy new. If possible, avoid buying or accepting a used crib. Older models may not meet current safety standards or may be in disrepair. If you must use an older crib, avoid those built before 2000, about a year after the latest voluntary standards for slat-attachment strength took effect. (Check the manufacture date on the crib label, which is required by law.) Currently, 12 states have laws banning the sale of unsafe used cribs or prohibiting their use in child-care facilities. Your state may have such a law.
Decide about drop sides. Do you want a crib with both sides that drop so that you can get your baby from either side, a crib with one side that drops, or one with stationary sides? Deciding first about drop sides will narrow the selection and make shopping easier. If you're considering a crib with no drop sides--the most stable approach--be sure to test models in the store. Cribs with stationary sides have less hardware (less chance of missing or broken parts), but if you are not tall, it can be hard to get your baby. Use the mattress' lowest setting to see how easy it is for you to bend in and pick up your baby.
If you're shopping for a crib with drop sides, operate them in the store to make sure they raise and lower smoothly and quietly. Models that open with a lift-and-leg-press action or those with a lift-and-foot-release mechanism can usually be operated with one hand--an advantage when you've got a baby in the other. Still, you'll probably raise and lower the side of the crib only during the first few months. Once babies get bigger and stand up in the crib, many parents pick them up without lowering the side. So a crib that doesn't have the best drop-side mechanism but is satisfactory in other ways can still be a good option. Of course, if the crib will be against a wall, you'll have no use for a second drop side.
Check construction and workmanship. The simplest in-store test is to shake the crib slightly to see if the frame seems loose. But be aware that display models aren't always as tightly assembled as they could be. Without applying excessive pressure, try rotating each slat to see if it's well secured to the railings. You shouldn't find loose bars on a new crib.
Look for the JPMA sticker. Manufacturers in the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association certification program are required to adhere to voluntary and mandatory standards. Look for the JPMA sticker on the crib or packaging. JPMA currently certifies the following full-size crib brands: Astro Child, Avalon Products, Baby's Dream Furniture, Bassett Furniture Industries, Bella D'Este Ltd., Bellini, Child Craft, Delta Enterprise, Dorel Juvenile Group, Evenflo, Ever Bright International, Homelegance by Topline Furniture, Jardine Enterprise, NettoCollection, Pt. Domusindo Perdana, Simmons Juvenile Furniture, Simplicity, Stork Craft, Young America, and Yu Wei Co. Ltd. For the very latest JPMA certified full-size cribs, log on to www.jpma.org and click on "Certification Program" under the "Consumer" heading.
Buy the mattress at the same time. In the store, pair the mattress and crib you plan to buy to make sure they're a good fit. (Mattresses typically are sold separately.) By law, a mattress used in a full-size crib must be at least 27 1/4 inches by 51 5/8 inches and no more than 6 inches thick. Still, do a quick check. If you can place more than two fingers between the mattress and the crib frame, the fit isn't snug enough.
Major brands of cribs include, in alphabetical order: Angel Line (www.angelline.com), Bellini (www.bellini.com), Bonavita (www.bonavita-cribs.com), Child Craft (makers of Child Craft and Legacy cribs, www.childcraftindustries.com), Da Vinci (can be found online at e-tailers such as www.dreamtimebaby.com and www.babyuniverse.com), Delta Enterprise (www.deltaenterprise.com), Dorel Juvenile Group (www.djgusa.com, also Cosco), Nursery Smart (www.nurserysmart.com), Simmons Kids (www.simmonskids.com), Simplicity (www.simplicityforchildren.com), Sorelle (www.sorellefurniture.com), Stanley Furniture (www.stanleyfurniture.com), Stokke (www.stokkeusa.com), Storkcraft (www.storkcraft.com), and Westwood Design (www.westwoodbaby.com). Crib prices range from $100 for economy models to over $3,000 for convertible custom models. While good values can be found, cribs are getting more expensive. In general, paying more will get you better quality in the finish, wood, design, and operating mechanism. Still, price and quality don't necessarily correlate. You can find good-quality cribs at the lowest end. Here's more on what you'll get at the various price points.
Economy cribs ($100 to $199). Models at the low end of the price scale can be adequate. Prices are low because manufacturers use less expensive materials and simpler finishes and designs. These models tend to be lighter than top-of-the-line cribs. White or pastel paint or shiny lacquer-like finish may cover wood defects, such as knots and variations in shading. You may notice minor finishing flaws, such as poorly sanded rough spots, uneven patches of paint, and the heads of metal brads or glue residue at the base of the slats. On a low-priced model, typically only one side of the crib can be released. The metal mattress support hooks at each corner may be loose. The springs supporting the mattress are lighter in construction than those in pricier models. When you shake the crib, make sure it is sturdy, not rattly.
Midpriced cribs ($200 to $499). At this price level, it becomes increasingly difficult to discern quality differences from brand to brand. You'll find a lot in this price range. These models are sturdier and more decorative than economy models. They come in an array of wood finishes, from Scandinavian-style natural to golden maple and oak shades, reddish-brown cherries, and deep mahoganies. End boards may be solid and smoothly finished, and many models have slats on all sides. The gentle curves of the end boards are well finished with rounded edges. Slats are thicker than those of economy models and may be round or flat, with rounded edges. The mattress supports on these models tend to be sturdy, the springs heavier. These cribs have single, double, or no drop sides. Locking wheels or casters (sometimes optional) provide stability. There may be one or two stabilizer bars--metal rods that extend between the two end rods--running underneath for greater rigidity. The best-made cribs in this category have recessed guides--a grooved channel in each end board for the drop side, no exposed brads or glue residue where the slats are fastened to the rails, and a uniform finish. They may have extra-high posts, canopies, or a storage drawer underneath.
In this price range you'll find cribs that convert into other configurations. One type, typically called a 3-in-1 crib, converts to a daybed and to a full size bed. You'll also find 4-in-1 cribs that convert to a toddler bed, a daybed, and a full-size bed. The most versatile cribs can become a toddler bed, a full-size bed and a love seat.
High-end cribs ($500 and up). These models, many of them imported from Europe, have hand-rubbed, glazed, or burnished finishes. You'll see round cribs (still a novelty, though they've been around awhile), sleigh styles with curved end boards and hand-painted details, and models handcrafted from wrought iron. These cribs may have single, double, or no drop sides. On some with drop sides, the hardware is recessed and may be so well hidden that it's difficult to tell if the side lowers. The mattress is supported by heavy-gauge springs and heavyweight metal frames and may adjust to four heights. These cribs may include a drawer and convert to a daybed/toddler bed or other nursery furniture. At the highest end, you'll find custom-made regular and convertible cribs that may be sold as part of a nursery suite; a fairy-tale canopy may be part of the ensemble.
Buy a new, full-size crib made after 2000 that is JPMA-certified or certified to meet the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) voluntary standards (ASTM F-1169 and ASTM F-966). Certification assures you that the crib conforms to the latest federal and voluntary safety standards. Still, be on the lookout for safety hazards. Even when you're buying new, take along a soda can when you shop. If you can pass the can between the slats, they're too far apart. Check for sharp edges and protruding screws, nuts, corner posts, decorative knobs, and other pieces that could catch a baby's clothing at the neck. Buying new will help protect your baby from hidden dangers such as drop sides, slats, or hardware that may have been weakened by rough use, or excessive dampness or heat during storage. By law, the production date of the crib has to be displayed both on the crib and on its shipping carton.
Cribs are shipped unassembled, so if you're not certain you can put a crib together correctly (typically a two-person job that requires a full hour--from unpacking to complete assembly), ask the retailer to send a qualified assembly crew to your home. This can cost an extra $70 or more unless assembly is included in the retail price, but it can give you valuable peace of mind. Besides saving tempers and fingers, having the store assemble the crib allows you to inspect it on the spot--and reject it if you discover flaws.
If you assemble the crib, put it together where your baby will be sleeping initially, such as in your bedroom (recommended for your baby's first six months). Once it's put together, the crib may not fit through a small door, and you may need to dissemble and reassemble it again in your baby's nursery six months later. That's not convenient, but you'll have the reassurance that your baby is sleeping in the safest possible place.
小老鼠给的选crib的信息很有用！我们也打算买drop side的。但是不用$500以上吧？好像比较便宜的crib也有这个功能。倒是有不少实木的是stationary的。
对对, 不用这么贵的. 以前看过.
想知道一下大家喜欢的 pp3和精华贴里babytiao推荐的那个bugaboo有什么功能上的区别，不从价格上来考虑的话，哪个更好？
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=454311
http://www.albeebaby.com/bulieddecaco.html
很热闹啊。
想知道一下大家喜欢的 pp3和精华贴里babytiao推荐的那个bugaboo有什么功能上的区别，不从价格上来考虑的话，哪个更好？
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=454311
http://www.albeebaby.com/bulieddecaco.html
if i have more money, i will buy this one.
if I have more money, I will buy this one.
为什么呢？功能上有什么过人之处？来说说吧。我到现在还什么都没买呢。
almost can get a used car at the price.
很热闹啊。
想知道一下大家喜欢的 pp3和精华贴里babytiao推荐的那个bugaboo有什么功能上的区别，不从价格上来考虑的话，哪个更好？
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=454311
http://www.albeebaby.com/bulieddecaco.html
pp3 infant 不能做。得大一些才行。
bugagoo 设计是平躺的，只能infant 做。
这2个不冲突， 可以都买的.
PP3 infant 不能做。得大一些才行。
bugagoo 设计是平躺的，只能infant 做。
这2个不冲突， 可以都买的.
哦，这样啊。谢谢！
小老鼠给的选crib的信息很有用！我们也打算买drop side的。但是不用$500以上吧？好像比较便宜的crib也有这个功能。倒是有不少实木的是stationary的。
我还没开始做RESEARCH，就上礼拜周末去了一个BABY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE，看到的大概情况～～
要是MM有好的DEAL记得分享呀
那天我要老公拍了几张CRIB的照片的～～回家看看，有合适的我再发哈
哦，这样啊。谢谢！
MM要常来灌水啊
我还没开始做RESEARCH，就上礼拜周末去了一个BABY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE，看到的大概情况～～
要是MM有好的DEAL记得分享呀
那天我要老公拍了几张CRIB的照片的～～回家看看，有合适的我再发哈
你看得肯定是高档型的配豪宅啊, 到时候让我们瞻仰一下哈.
这家的soleo比其他颜色还要便宜$20,真有趣！
我更喜欢浅绿色那个，可是没有价钱呢
我更喜欢浅绿色那个，可是没有价钱呢
上边不是写着out of stock
很热闹啊。
想知道一下大家喜欢的pp3和精华贴里babytiao推荐的那个bugaboo有什么功能上的区别，不从价格上来考虑的话，哪个更好？
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=454311
http://www.albeebaby.com/bulieddecaco.html
这个很轻，我觉得nyc很多人用这个，还有就是可以放很平，宝宝随时可以安安稳稳睡觉
上边不是写着out of stock
哦，看到了，下面也有小图，还是329
算了。
哦，看到了，下面也有小图，还是329
算了。
一起下soleo吧
一起下soleo吧
我妹要托运一个stroller给我，让我用用先，不满意再买PP3，可是听说现在托运也要15块钱了。
我妹要托运一个stroller给我，让我用用先，不满意再买PP3，可是听说现在托运也要15块钱了。
托运是啥意思？不是邮局寄吗？
这个很轻，我觉得NYC很多人用这个，还有就是可以放很平，宝宝随时可以安安稳稳睡觉
宝宝多大可以经常出门晒晒啊？我们生的都是冬天宝宝，头几个月是不是呆在屋里比较好呢？
你看得肯定是高档型的配豪宅啊, 到时候让我们瞻仰一下哈.
没有没有～～
我就是冲着WAREHOUSE去的
我妹要托运一个stroller给我，让我用用先，不满意再买PP3，可是听说现在托运也要15块钱了。
打倒吃人的航空公司！
打倒吃人的航空公司！
同打！（不过想想现在的油价，他们的日子也不好过。。。）
宝宝多大可以经常出门晒晒啊？我们生的都是冬天宝宝，头几个月是不是呆在屋里比较好呢？
我是在东北部， 南部的姐妹应当没有太大的关系吧。出了满月是不是就可以了？
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我在VA,冬天还是挺冷的.我想至少要到4月份才能推宝宝散步.
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我也是这样想的，其间可能会出去逛个街啥的
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俺们这里大概9月份就要开始冬天～～估计冬到明年4月把
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MM难道在加拿大？
今天的水不大呀...
水车们估计都实地考察去了
到外面溜达了一下，看到明年2月的楼都盖起来了～～
4242， 很快我们就要-经验交流贴拉
MM难道在加拿大？
MM前一阵子灌水不够啦， 要补习。
MM难道在加拿大？
MA
我很怕冷的。。。今年5月初还穿了几次羽绒服
今年4月一定还下雪了～～9月不下，10月怎么也下了吧～～
回家饭饭了继续灌水哈
各位准妈妈们有没有预算或者清单算账什么的？
我刚才到10月楼里面偷窥了一下。有个准妈妈贴了自己买东西的清单。好像不少大件还没有买或者没有花钱，可是算下来已经1700多了。
各位准妈妈们有没有预算或者清单算账什么的？
我弄了个excel track我买的， 不过目前只有3个item. 哈哈。
我弄了个excel track我买的， 不过目前只有3个item. 哈哈。
mm买啥了？
终于soleo了米？
哇. 我终于忙完了.........呼.
老板的PROPOSAL今天DUE, 他总是把好多事情压到最后一刻做, 然后来不及了就使唤我们这些人了.......
累死了
我刚才到10月楼里面偷窥了一下。有个准妈妈贴了自己买东西的清单。好像不少大件还没有买或者没有花钱，可是算下来已经1700多了。
各位准妈妈们有没有预算或者清单算账什么的？
是把提前屯的尿布都算进去了么？
否则就都是比较高档的货品？
我觉得把今年的退税$1200化完差不多么。
MM前一阵子灌水不够啦， 要补习。
我承认我灌水不够积极，不过JMS们盖楼速度也是超一流的。我经常是一个周末回来爬楼爬的我气喘吁吁
我刚才到10月楼里面偷窥了一下。有个准妈妈贴了自己买东西的清单。好像不少大件还没有买或者没有花钱，可是算下来已经1700多了。
各位准妈妈们有没有预算或者清单算账什么的？
copy过来，我们借鉴一下啊
MA
我很怕冷的。。。今年5月初还穿了几次羽绒服
今年4月一定还下雪了～～9月不下，10月怎么也下了吧～～
记下鸟
是把提前屯的尿布都算进去了么？
否则就都是比较高档的货品？
我觉得把今年的退税$1200化完差不多么。
这个东西不算不知道，一算吓一跳。
我初初算了一下，如果所有的东西都要自己买新的，可能1200还真的打不住。我算的还都是中档的东西，比如crib200快左右的。
我觉得有些小东西看起来不贵，零零碎碎加起来也不少钱了。
哇. 我终于忙完了.........呼.
老板的PROPOSAL今天DUE, 他总是把好多事情压到最后一刻做, 然后来不及了就使唤我们这些人了.......
累死了
抱抱~~
我老板正跟我捉迷藏呢 sigh
我想生娃之前答辩
他要我生娃之后答
可是我觉得生娃之后的两三个月根本定不下心搞答辩，他说那干脆summer好了。
是把提前屯的尿布都算进去了么？
否则就都是比较高档的货品？
我觉得把今年的退税$1200化完差不多么。
我到目前为止还没有给宝宝花过一分钱. 更后妈吧?
我承认我灌水不够积极，不过JMS们盖楼速度也是超一流的。我经常是一个周末回来爬楼爬的我气喘吁吁
嗯. MM要赶紧灌. 要不然以后奔真人的时候就要呼呼了
抱抱~~
我老板正跟我捉迷藏呢 sigh
我想生娃之前答辩
他要我生娃之后答
可是我觉得生娃之后的两三个月根本定不下心搞答辩，他说那干脆summer好了。
嗯. 我也想生前答辩, 但论文很多还没弄好, 不知道来不来得及............
copy过来，我们借鉴一下啊
她的清单还满长的，占了两层楼呢，而且10月楼里面的咱们也不太熟悉。我贴一个连接吧：
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=417202&page=1&star=466
这个东西不算不知道，一算吓一跳。
我初初算了一下，如果所有的东西都要自己买新的，可能1200还真的打不住。我算的还都是中档的东西，比如crib200快左右的。
我觉得有些小东西看起来不贵，零零碎碎加起来也不少钱了。
会么？
car seat + stroller 我是 $240搞定的
crib + mattress 准备 $300 - 400之间吧
crib set 两套，还没调查，但是估计$200的deal应该能找到？
奶瓶+sterilizer+warmer(还不一定买呢) 准备$100吧
breastpump（假设我有奶） $250 (按照bestbuybaby什么网站的报价应该搞定了)
总共$1190么
小衣服小裤子还有啥尿布的其实都不该算在这个里头阿 日常消耗品呐
我弄了个excel track我买的， 不过目前只有3个item. 哈哈。
偶只买了两件
一个是昨天提到的P3,另一个是逛靶子店时收获的小鞋一双，才$2.5
我承认我灌水不够积极，不过JMS们盖楼速度也是超一流的。我经常是一个周末回来爬楼爬的我气喘吁吁
是啊，前些日子两周没来，好家伙，这楼盖的~~
会么？
car seat + stroller 我是 $240搞定的
crib + mattress 准备 $300 - 400之间吧
crib set 两套，还没调查，但是估计$200的deal应该能找到？
奶瓶+sterilizer+warmer(还不一定买呢) 准备$100吧
breastpump（假设我有奶） $250 (按照bestbuybaby什么网站的报价应该搞定了)
总共$1190么
小衣服小裤子还有啥尿布的其实都不该算在这个里头阿 日常消耗品呐
好像忘了bouncer swing什么的
是不够哈
是把提前屯的尿布都算进去了么？
否则就都是比较高档的货品？
我觉得把今年的退税$1200化完差不多么。
眼红ing
上小鞋喽...
此主题相关图片如下shoe.jpg：
可爱，多大的宝宝穿的？
眼红ing
mm你眼红我当后妈？
哇. 我终于忙完了.........呼.
老板的PROPOSAL今天DUE, 他总是把好多事情压到最后一刻做, 然后来不及了就使唤我们这些人了.......
累死了
JMS跟老板提怀孕歇产假的事了吗？好像男老板一般都比较粗心，你不说，他都看不出来
嗯. 我也想生前答辩, 但论文很多还没弄好, 不知道来不来得及............
其实我也才开始写，但我觉得这之前的时间加把劲儿能过去。可能我太急躁了...
她的清单还满长的，占了两层楼呢，而且10月楼里面的咱们也不太熟悉。我贴一个连接吧：
http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?boardid=333&topicid=417202&page=1&star=466
小东西加起来都是不少钱呢
会么？
car seat + stroller 我是 $240搞定的 -- 好价钱！
crib + mattress 准备 $300 - 400之间吧 -- 用上coupon应该差不多
crib set 两套，还没调查，但是估计$200的deal应该能找到？ -- 不用这么贵吧？！你打算去哪买？
奶瓶+sterilizer+warmer(还不一定买呢) 准备$100吧
breastpump（假设我有奶） $250 (按照bestbuybaby什么网站的报价应该搞定了)
总共$1190么
小衣服小裤子还有啥尿布的其实都不该算在这个里头阿 日常消耗品呐
mm你眼红我当后妈？
眼红1200美刀，厚厚