We keep Kyra's crack stash in a zip-lock bag in my purse/diaper bag. It is handy, convenient, and we can take it anywhere and everywhere. "What's that Kyra? You want to scream and throw a tantrum for no apparent reason in the middle of the store? Here, have some Cheerios." Yes, folks, Cheerios. It works every time.
The problem is, the zip-lock bag worked great when we could hand feed it to her and it wouldn't make that big of a mess. Now that Little Miss Independent wants to not only feed herself, but hold the bag too, this zip lock bag just isn't doing the job. This wouldn't be such a problem if Kyra understood the concept of gravity. When the bag gets turned upside down, there are no more Cheerios to tame the monster with.
Thus I have been searching for the better part of the week for this Cheerio/Baby Crack holder contraption. I have looked all over our little town to find this stupid cup. Wanna know where I finally found it? Either one of the local Wal-Marts? No. They had some other snack holding contraption that was worthless, and did not hold in the crack stash when Kyra tipped it over. Did I find it at Target? Um, nope. Not there either. Same cheap crap that Wal-Mart carried. Only in Target, they'll charge you a dollar more for it! I had to venture to Babies R Us. The one baby store I hate to go into. Why do I hate this store? Because it is so damn convenient and there are thousands of oh-so-adorable clothes that Kyra really doesn't need, but I have the will power of an ant when it comes to baby clothes.So yes, there is my major find for the week. I am loving it right now. Kyra is happy. She has her crack, she can feed her self, and she can hold the container too. This is a wonderful invention.
Oh, and Jeremy will be happy to hear I went into Babies R Us, picked out several oh-so-cute outfits, stood in a long line, and before I made it to the cashier, decided I'd wait until he goes out on his next underway to treat Kyra (and myself) to some new, cute, toddler sized clothes.
I hate to sound like a salesman, but my boss invented this product: www.platepal.com for his toddler a few years ago. I don't have kids, so I have no idea how well it works. It is designed for eating a tables, but it also works on strollers, etc.
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