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Razbaby Keep-It-Kleen Pacifier, Blue Circles, 0-36 Months

RaZbaby Keep-It-Kleen Pacifier - Blue CirclesCloses when dropped! The Keep-it-Kleen Pacifier from Raz-baby is the only pacifier with this special "stay clean" shield. When the pacifier is dropped, the shields automatically closes to keep the nipple clean! The shield also locks closed so the pacifier can be stored and the nipple stays clean. No more lost pacifier covers. The pacifier has a contoured shield design for maximum comfort; it flexes and shapes to fits baby’s mouth perfectly. It has ventilation holes which allow air circulations to help prevent irritation to baby’s delicate skin. Pacifier nipple is a soft, vented orthodontic silicone nipple.

Well, I have to make this quick--I'm on battery power.

This morning I went to the doctor. I have a cold and my lungs are inflamed and I have a horrendous sinus infection, so I relented and got some antibiotics for the latter.

I was feeling better, a little, so I went to my last class (of my undergrad career!!) and to a poetry reading.

But then, while I was at the poetry reading for two hours, my apartment was flooded. Flooded, as in, a water pipe leading to the washer spontaneously burst, and two inches of water were sitting throughout the entire place, except for half of the bedroom, including my bed, which was spared... and I'm thinking the closet is okay too. I've been cleaning up for the last two and a half hours. There were men here with wet vacuums sucking up excess water, but the whole carpet will have to be gutted. Apparently that's going to happen tomorrow. They put foam blocks under most of my wood furniture.

I don't think a lot of serious monetary damage was done (nothing like the horrors of New Orleans, etc., thank god), but a lot of school papers were ruined (I still have papers to write, one due tomorrow, and a final to take). Several days worth of cat food got waterlogged. Also, several library books were waiting by the door so I could take them back to the library... I have to take them in batches because they're too heavy to carry all at once. They're completely saturated. My high school senior year yearbook, saturated. The mat that goes underneath the litter box... the bottoms of several boxes... the bottoms of two pieces of art I had sitting in front of my fireplace... all waterlogged. My laptop cord--possibly ruined (hence the battery power.) I'm going to have to call in to work tomorrow, resulting in lost pay.

All of my laundry, which I had in piles waiting to wash, is saturated and soggy, and I've placed it all on the patio. I can't do anything with that stuff until tomorrow, when I can go and get some quarters and head to the laundromat. Crap, even then... how am I going to cart a ton of heavy, soaking laundry somewhere? And get my car wet? Damn. I'm just hoping it doesn't rain, so it doesn't get any more soggy. I wish more than anything that I had my parents or close friends living near me. This sucks.

Crookshanks is seriously spooked too. When I walked in, he was sitting on the arm of the couch, high ground, all scared and puffytailed. Poor baby. He couldn't even get to his litter box because the entire bathroom was flooded. I had to move him into the bedroom while the men worked.

At least my bedroom isn't too flooded, so I can sleep here tonight, if I can find the time. I really have to get things cleaned up so they will be able to move out all of my furniture tomorrow when the carpet people come. I want to clear off all the kitchen cabinets so they can stack stuff there if needed. I'm running on adrenaline right now.

And I'm really wheezing. I need to take an inhaler... this muggy air in here is really hell for my already stressed-out lungs. Crap!

I have to try and get my bedroom window open. It's really stubborn, but I don't think I could breathe in there without fresh air.

DAY 345, Today's pic is of Carys dining at home, she enjoys making funny faces at the moment in order to make people laugh, and this is one of her better ones.

8.45am I serve breakfast laste, but before I do Carys has raided the apicots from my bag and stuffed her face with all of them, so I delay breakfast some more.

9.02am She keeps asking me to put a disk into the computer to watch it, it may be a data disk all she knows, but it’s a very violent TV series called Deadwood which she then decides it not her cup of tea after just watching the title sequence with the horses.

9.30am I dine on hash browns, pork & leek bangers, curried beans and laverbread for brekky – what stunning flavours, I have reached blue-collar Nirvana.

10.01 It’s raining and we have to wait in for a paper delivery, Carys demands ‘upside down, upside down’ a game in which I hold her upside down and twirl her round while she giggles and squeals, the game always ends in the obligatory ‘again, again, again’ chant.

10.52am Paper delivery arrives and Carys bids him ‘bye, bye’ when he departs. I am lucky today Carys is in a very happy mood and is content to enetertain herself for long periods of time, say 20-30 minutes then a quick bit of attention from myself and then she’s back at reading, dressing herself in dolls clothes and her tights and cleaning the furniture and consumer electronics with the baby wipes. I settle down to some logo design for the niceman synagogue client only to discover Carys has scratched my 24” screen – argh! She seems to have cleaned my screen a bit too enthusiastically.

Every day I draw cat face on the back of both Carys’ hands, recently she has taken to drawing cats on her arms and legs, they end up as scrawls as she hasn’t mastered how to hold a pen properly, today she offers to draw cats on my hands.

11.15am Early lunch today as her brekky was miniscule, I cook scrambled egg, toast, cuts of lamb and grapes, which she eats but it takes almost an hour.

12.30am Carys initiates dancing to the electronic Fisher Price piano, she presses one of the keys and then does some moves, which are, the full-twirl-with-arms-raised, violent stamping, clapping, and the-two-arms-to-the-left twirl.

1.15pm Carys doesn’t want an afternoon nap, so I try and get her to sleep in my bed by pretending to go to sleep myself and I almost drop off to the land of nod, Carys jumps in my face and chants ‘wakey, wakey’.

2pm I teach Carys to make the sign of the devil with her hand and to hum the intro riff to Iron Maiden’s Run To The Hills, her hum is high pitch and her thrusting devil sign is more like a drunken butterfly.

4.30pm Sarah comes home and Carys grasses me up for playing cartoons, notably Clifford. She also grasses on me for my laverbread induced rich bum arome.

Adorable Crane Cool Mist Humidifier provides additional comfort to cold symptoms, dry itchy skin, and chapped lips. The whisper quiet humidifier operates on a low power consumption providing up to 11 hours of moisture from a removable one gallon water tank. Includes an automatic shut off safety feature when water tank is empty.

Featuring an adorable, child friendly animal design, the BPA-free Crane Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier provides up to 24 hours of moisture on medium setting from its removable one gallon water tank. Suitable for rooms up to 250 square feet in size, this compact unit is energy efficient and uses ultrasonic technology to add soothing moisture to the air. Crane's cool mist humidifier provides a non-medicated relief for dry cough, nasal congestion and cold and flu symptoms. Crane humidifiers are a great gift for baby showers, birthdays and holiday season. This humidifier does not require a filter to operate.

Adorable Ultrasonic Cool Mist Frog Humidifier
At a Glance:
Turns cold tap water into a cool, calming mist


Soothes cold symptoms, dry skin, and chapped lips


Runs whisper-quiet up to 24 hours on medium setting


Auto-off function when tank is empty


Releases up to 2.1 gallons of moisture per day


Features a fun, colorful animal design


Does not require filter


Pediatrician recommended





Delightful, easy-to-use design will brighten any children's bedroom decor. View larger.

Soothes nasal passages and coughs so children can breathe easier and sleep peacefully at night. View larger.

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Relief from Cold and Flu Symptoms, Award-Winning Design
When children have stuffy noses and congestion, it is very difficult for any parent to hear them struggle to breathe. The Crane Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier releases up to 2.1 gallons of moisture into the air per day to soothe nasal passages and dry coughs so that children can breathe easier and sleep peacefully at night.
The Crane Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier has received numerous awards, including the iParenting Media Award, Parent Tested Parent Approved Award, Mom's Best Winner, and 2010 Creative Child Magazine Award. It is also FDA and patent registered.
Benefits of This Crane Humidifier
Humidifiers are an ideal choice for relieving the discomforts of nasal congestion, dry itchy skin, chapped lips, nose bleeds, and dry throat. The moisture that humidifiers add to dry air helps alleviate common nuisances brought on by winter heating, such as static electricity, peeling wallpaper, and cracks in paint and furniture. Many pediatricians recommend the use of a humidifier to help relieve congestion from the common cold and flu as an alternative to over-the-counter cough and cold medicine.
Straightforward, Whisper-Quiet Operation
Crane's cheerful design complements any children's bedroom decor. Not only are Crane humidifiers adorable, but they are also easy to use, and include a built-in auto-shut-off feature that engages when water tank is empty to ensure safety. Plus, they require less power than a standard light bulb. The whisper-quiet operation helps provide for a good night sleep for everyone.
Operating the Crane Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier requires only a few easy steps. Simply remove the water tank from the unit, unscrew the tank cap, and fill the one-gallon water tank under a water faucet. Securely replace the tank cap, making sure the rubber cap seal is in place, and place the water tank back onto the unit. Place the humidifier on an elevated surface and set it to a medium output setting for comfortable room humidification.
Important Tips
If you have a lot of minerals in your tap water, it is recommended to use distilled water, filtered water, or a Crane demineralization filter (HS-1932). Place humidifier on an elevated surface and not on carpet, towel, or sensitive wood furniture.
Cleaning and Storage
Frequently cleaning your humidifier is very important. Crane recommends emptying the water in the basin daily, making sure you pour away from the fan air-outlet. Disinfect the water basin and tank weekly by using a white vinegar and fresh water solution, let sit for 30 minutes, then rinse. For convenience, the Crane Descaler solution HS-1933 is also available. It is important to disinfect and dry completely before storage.
What's in the Box
Crane Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier and operation manual/warranty.


Adorable Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifiers



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