I am a mom of beautiful 9 year old. I love cooking, trying new products, organizing and product reviews.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Nuby Bath Time Clock & Thermometer Review
As adults we all are used to hot baths. But when it comes to a baby, it’s so difficult
to find the right temperature. Most moms
are so scared that the water might be too hot that they end up making it cold which is not
safe either. A daily bath not just cleans and freshens up the baby but also relaxes
the baby. So when I got an opportunity to review Bath Time Clock & Thermometer,
I was not the only one excited about it.
Look at my baby’s excitement before bath J
This might look like a bath toy to the baby but this fun
product has so many useful features. Its unique 3-in-1 design
incorporates a clock, a timer that counts up or down, and a thermometer that
displays in Celsius or Fahrenheit. Not only that, the Bath Time Clock &
Thermometer floats and will alert you if the water is too hot or too cold.
Isn’t that all a mom needs J It also
automatically counts up when the sensor contacts the water so you know how long
your baby has been in the bath.
My daughter loves playing with bath toys, but most bath toys catch
mould fast. So I was always scared when
my daughter would try to put bath toys in her mouth. But this Bath Time Clock
& Thermometer is made in a way to not catch mould at all. Now isn’t that
fabulous.
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Tear-Free Rinse Pail Review
Bath time should be fun time for a baby. But in our household, it was like a huge undertaking. Even after using all kind of tear-free shampoos, cute looking toys, my little girl didn't like any soap in her eyes. She would start crying and I would have to rush up and bath time would have to end like that. Then I tried the Tear-Free Rinse Pail, a smart and innovative Nuby product designed to make bath time easier and more enjoyable for both the parent and little one.
Comfortable grip makes it easier to hold, and a deep, slender base can be used for easy filling in shallow water. It has a unique tear-free edge that is soft, rubber like and contoured so that it can be gently placed against your baby's skin to help prevent water from running into their eyes. After using it for a few days, I found that it works the best, if we elevate baby's head a little bit, so that water goes at the back while rinsing hair rather than on baby's face. Try lifting little bit more than as shown in above picture.
My little girl has not cried since I started using this pail. Now she opens her eyes, looks and plays with toys as I wash her hair. If you want to make bath time more fun for your baby, you can buy this pail at :
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My little girl has not cried since I started using this pail. Now she opens her eyes, looks and plays with toys as I wash her hair. If you want to make bath time more fun for your baby, you can buy this pail at :
BuyBabyDirect
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I am writing this post as part of the NUBY Mommy Blogger Program. I did not receive compensation for this post, although as part of the program I may receive items to sample or review. All opinions are my own and 100% honest.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Makki ka Dhodha (Spicy Cornflour Pancakes)
Ingredients:
Note- The dough should not be like a roti. It should be little softer as shown in picture below.
Procedure:
- 1 small sized radish grated
- 1 ginger grated
- 1 green chilli pcs
- 1 1/2 bowl of cornflour
- salt according to taste
- ajwain (carum)- 1 pinch
- red chilli -1 pinch
- water to knead dough
- cilantro leaves
- oil for frying
- butter for garnishing on top
Note- The dough should not be like a roti. It should be little softer as shown in picture below.
Procedure:
- Put some oil on a fry pan. Spread batter on a fry pan. Keep thinning the dhodha by a flat spatula.
- After its little red on one side. Carefully turn the dhodha. But before turning sprinkle little oil on soft side.
- Once done on both side, remove it and place on plate. Put some butter on dhodha, since dhodha is dry in texture, it would be more tastier if you apply butter. Enjoy it as a breakfast.
Nuby Flower Child Snack Keeper Review and Giveaway
I always make sure my
daughter is on her high chair while having lunch and dinner. But when it comes to
snacks or fruits on the go, it was always messy. I can’t really blame her. It’s
really tough for little babies to hold their snack cups while they have just
learnt to walk. A little twist of hand and all snacks would be on the floor. Now
when I have Nuby snack keeper, snack time is no more messy. These colorful
fun looking cups are not only attractive for little kids but also useful.
As soon as she saw this snack keeper, she
loved it. She didn't take much time in figuring how to get snacks out of cup.
The cup keeps kid-sized snacks inside the container instead of on the floor or car seat. The soft silicone flaps make it easy to grab snacks without spilling.
The rubber soft top comes out for easy cleaning.
How many times have you faced a similar situation,
where your little one asks for a snack just before leaving for a party and you
are scared she would make a mess and you would have to change her again? After using
Nuby snack keeper, my daughter didn't drop a single snack. I asked her where the
snacks are. And she pointed to her mouth :)
You can buy your own fun looking snack keeper (comes in lot of different fun colors) at these
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Khoya mutter mushroom (peas mushroom in cheese gravy)
Mom made besan burfi and then a lot of khoya was left so she made this delicious curry out of remaining khoya.
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Ingredients:
- 1 small onion
- 2 small tomatoes
- 2 flakes of garlic
- 1 small 1 inch sized ginger
- 1 green chili
- 2 tsp ghee
- 50 gms khoa
- 1 tsp chicken masala
- 1/4 tsp haldi
- 1/4 tsp red chilli powder
- 1 tsp chicken tikka masala
- 1 tsp garam masala
- 1 1/4 tsp salt
- 1 bowl of peas
- 4 big mushrooms sliced
Procedure:
- Make a puree of tomato, onion, garlic and ginger. In a pan heat ghee and add puree to it, saute.
- Slice pcs of Khoya
- Add haldi and chicken masala and tikka masala, red chilli powder.
- when puree leaves oil then addd khoya pcs to it. Saute till it looks like picture on right.
- Add peas and mushroom to it.
- When the puree starts leaving oil. Then add salt and water. Add water little more than needed for gravy.
- Then close pressure cooker, get 7-8 whistles on high. Open pressure cooker once all steam is out.
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