It's Contest Time Again: Great Toddler Prize

If you haven't heard of the Comfy Easy PC for toddlers then it's time you have. We love this product for toddlers. My 3 year old son really enjoys playing with the Comfy PC and I'm just happy that he loves this educational toy. I have a full review of the Comfy Easy PC over at AMomsReview.com. I hope you will take some time to check it out. I totally recommend the Comfy PC for your toddler and here at Contestformoms.com I am giving one of you a chance to win a complete Comfy Easy PC system with age appropriate software titles included. This prize is worth well over $100.

Now the question is what do you have to do to win it? You will have 2 chances of winning the Comfy Easy PC. The more things you do, the more chances you have at winning!

One very simple way to enter this contest is to leave a comment right here on this post.
A second way to enter is to link to ContestForMoms.com on your blog or website and let me know in the comments section. Please include a way for me to email you or you can't win.

This contest is open only to US residents ages 18+ who will be giving this gift/prize to a toddler. By the way, this prize will make a perfect holiday gift! The deadline to enter the ContestForMoms.com & Comfy Easy PC contest is November 3rd, 2007.

So what are you waiting for? Enter today!


P.S. The winner of the MyBedBugs Giveaway is nannabee! Congratulations. :)

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I'm Not Potty Trained But I Sure Can Rhyme

Our 2 year old son has been surprising us a LOT lately with his new found skills.

He spends several hours sitting quietly talking to himself and just drawing. Yesterday he drew the most perfect happy face. Well, perfect to me since I am his Mother.

He's also been rambling on about rhymes. He talks incessantly about something rhymes with something else. For example, yesterday I caught him saying, "Hammer rhymes with bammer and Spongebob rhymes with kungebob". And, sometimes he makes up words like "kungebob" but they do seem to rhyme nonetheless.

At first I thought he was merely copying his older brother until he started making up his own rhymes.

When our other son was this age, he didn't seem to be too interested in rhyming or drawing. He spent a lot of time with puzzles, cars, and play tools.

It's amazing how different two siblings can be.

Hey, maybe I'm that Mom who thinks her kid is special even when everything is just NORMAL and I'm sure I'll continue thinking that for the rest of my life because that's what Mommies do.

Soooo, What are your 2 year olds doing? Is this a result of having an older brother?

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Toddler Resources You May Be Looking For

I've been working on some new sections of my main site, ContestForMoms.com

We've added some new resources for Moms. I hope you will get a chance to check out some of these pages and articles. If you have a toddler, they may be especially helpful for you.

Parenting Toddlers

Toddler Discipline

Toddler Activity

Toddler Eating

Ten Ways To Keep A Toddler Entertained In The Kitchen

Kitchen Fun With Children

Easy Kid Recipes In A Flash

While your browsing through these resources, come on over and sign up for our Mom/Parenting Forums. It's free and fun! And, you get to chat with me...LOL...

If you need more, check out the latest Online Contests and Sweepstakes for Moms.

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Transition To Toddler Breath

Every morning when my 2 year old wakes up and wants to get out of bed, he yells "Mommy!" I know that is my cue to go and pick him up or else he will yell at the top of his lungs until I get there and will not crawl out of the bed on his own.

After picking him up and bringing him into the living room this morning, I noticed something different. Something, um, stinky...

When did my toddler's sweet baby breath turn into repulsive morning breath?

Did you notice when your toddler made the transition from angelic breath to monster breath?

*Oh, he's so not gonna like me for this entry when he gets older. :)

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The Hair Makeover

We've been letting our 2 year old son's hair grow since last January but decided, a year later, that it was time to give him a haircut and here's the transformation.

Gosh, every time I look at him and these photos, I do a doubletake. Where did my baby go?

BEFORE:




AFTER:



You can see more on flickr over in the left side bar.

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