Nickname: Rachel

Review: While the carseat advances might be helpful, and the high chairs could suit some decors, most of the items seem to be creating distance between parents and children. Babies don't need to see a computer screen of Mommy--they need to see (and be with) Mommy! All the technological changes are fascinating; but babies don't keep up with the latest trends. They want and need simple, old-fashioned nurturing. Perhaps the target market for some of these devices might consider actually being near theeir babies instead of monitoring them from afar?

Date reviewed: Oct 10, 2007 9:35 AM

Nickname: tony

Review: Why hasn't a Faraday Shield crib been marketed yet? Seems like there's a market for it and possibly benefits when grounded in the water of a bathtub. Irritability seems to diminish and a conductive shielded crib seems to have the same effect.

Date reviewed: Oct 23, 2006 5:00 PM

Nickname: mike

Review: Good device for children.

Date reviewed: Aug 2, 2006 8:15 AM

Nickname: Cedric

Review: Great article. Cameron Smith at Product Creation Studio's in Seattle is designing products for Emphasis Products to meet the same needs in this emerging market.

Date reviewed: Jul 24, 2006 7:32 PM

Nickname: Laura

Review: I think that a "well-designed" children's product also needs to be mindful of the planet. Check out these sustainable furnishings at www.nestplease.com.

Date reviewed: Jul 24, 2006 5:44 PM

Nickname: Joan

Review: Hello. I wanted to add an innovative product that we recently purchased. The "Total Travel Bag" is a new invention. It was invented by a mom. It has a built-in bottle warmer and storage cooler. It converts to a garment bag and pack pack. totaltravelbag.com

Date reviewed: Jul 24, 2006 2:24 PM