Comedian Kyle Kinane offers a way to teach negligent parents a lesson:
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Categories: Comedy
Tags: babies, baby, comedian, Comedy, funny, Kyle Kinane, Video
Looking back over the last year, I couldn’t help but notice some decent posts, sandwiched in between obvious and blatant advertising. I started this blog with two goals. The first was to offer reviews, advice and stories about being a dad. The second was to make some money on the side. As traffic dwindled and I grew disgusted with all of the unrelated ads on the site, I kind of threw in the towel. So here is where we stand, I’m going to just write…and if there is a valid reason to put a link to a product, or if I come across a sponsor that might relate to the site, then I will display the ad, otherwise, no ads (outside of the boilerplate Google ads on the right). I have a few new post ideas, hopefully they will be up this week. I am also planning on expanding the review section of the site, with some funny twists.
So, in a nutshell, sorry for all of the ads and “sponsored posts” and please bear with us, as we make some changes around here.
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Police: Couple nurtured virtual child while real baby starved
From Andrew Salmon for CNN
Seoul, South Korea (CNN) — Police have arrested a South Korean couple whose toddler starved to death while they were raising a virtual child online, authorities said.
The couple fed their 3-month-old daughter once a day between marathon stretches in a local Internet cafe, where they were raising a virtual child in the fantasy role-playing game Prius Online, police told local reporters Friday.
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We brought you a post back in October breaking down some suggested iPhone applications for kids. Well it’s been a few months and in those few months, 6 trillion new applications have been released for the iPhone. Here’s a post that I came across via Lifehacker:
My recommended kid games (from A Whole Lotta Nothing)
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changing diapers is terrible. granted my wife takes care of about 99.9% of the dirty ones in my house, but still…it’s poop, pee and/or both smeared into a disposable packet of goodness.
as much as it might seem like a good idea to rush into potty training, especially if you have a kid who is showing advanced abilities, studies show that you should wait. but not too long…
A new study suggests 27 to 32 months is the ideal window for moving your child out of diapers. Children who were toilet trained after 32 months were more likely to have urge incontinence — daytime wetting and bed-wetting — between ages 4 and 12.
I’ve heard about a method that involves three days and NO diapers, probably some messy pants and some unpleasant laundry, but has success. Well, I know of two cases that worked…we will cover that soon on PoppaBlog.
More on the study mentioned above, here.
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