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Friends, I have waited for this moment for quite a while now! I got a sneak preview of Baby Aspen’s new, unique baby gifts, and I have fallen in love with the latest addition to their “Big Dreamzzz” sleep-set collection!

You’ve heard, “The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” Let it now also be said, “The Mom that Writes the Blog Rules the Web.” It’s true! As early as 2009, mom bloggers were one of the fastest growing, most powerful groups, both online and offline. Today, they domin...

There’s a pink baby shower in their future, and they’re just tickled pink with the news! Former Spice girl Posh (a.k.a. Victoria) and soccer star David recently announced that they will finally welcome a baby girl to their brood of boys.  “We’re still in shock,” David told ...

It’s a good thing babies have egos as small as their pinkies, because they’re at a very vulnerable time in the development of their personal sense of style.

As a blogger and internet marketer, I can truly appreciate a savvy marketing plan or aggressive marketing campaign.  (Loved the Doritos Super Bowl Commercials!)  But, in all fairness to the person who’s being pitched to, when is it too soon to start wooing the wee ones? 

I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for spring.  Enough of these super cold days, rainy weather, snow and ice.  My brother says it’s minus 13 degrees in today in Denver with a wind chill factor of minus 30.  Ouch!  That’s like Eskimo weather if you ask me. 

I wouldn’t be surprised if this is what celebrity babies will be wearing this winter! Cold-weather baby clothes in faux leopard and mink are hot these days, waiting to keep your baby comfy-cozy in haute couture. Personally, I love cold weather. Call me crazy, but I do.

Sharks. Predatory. Cold-blooded. Scary. Not the first animal or sea dweller you’d think of when it comes to inspiring cute baby clothes. That’s why I love Baby Aspen’s Let the Fin Begin Terry Shark Robe.

When they’re not sleeping, eating, crying and pooping, babies just love to kick back, relax and wonder what the heck is going on. I mean, they’re not in their comfort zone anymore, so they have to contemplate their next steps in life. And they’d like to do it in style, if a...

Where I live, it still looked like winter this past Friday—I saw no signs of spring. When I ran my errands the very next day (Saturday, March 20, the first day of spring,) everywhere I looked there were blooming Japanese tulip trees, Bradford pear trees and daffodils poppin...