By Blythe Lipman, Baby Instructions

BabyandToddlerInstructions is hosted by Blythe Lipman. Blythe has taken care of over 1000 babies in the past twenty-five years. She worked in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Boston as a volunteer while attending Boston University. Blythe is the president of Baby Instructions in Scottsdale, Arizona. She has set up infant rooms with turn-key operations in many preschools throughout the country. She works extensively with new parents, providing seminars, tips and daily phone calls of reassurance. Blythe presents workshops sharing her expertise and easy-to-use tips to make those first years the easiest and best! Her parent books have won numerous awards of recognition. Blythe Lipman is also a featured writer for the following publications: CityMommy.com, SJNewsco.com, ChatChewandChocolate.com, and MomsZone.org

For more information you can reach Blythe Lipman of Baby Instructions by calling 480-510-1453 or emailing her directly at blythe@babyinstructions.com.

Blythe Lipman is the expert on parenting issues with babies and toddlers, whether it be a first time mom, pregnant for the first time, dealing with toddler separation anxiety, potty training your toddler or just looking for help for new parents. 

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Closet Detox It's time to purge and streamline

It never fails, that when you are in a hurry, that belt, scarf, other shoe, or shirt that you are looking for has become friends with “that missing sock” & you can’t find it. But the next day it has made it’s way back to the closet. How did that happen? And let’s not forget about the handbag and shoes that are toppled on the bottom of your closet.

Stop the Paper Chase MAIL, BILLS, AND EVERYDAY PAPERS, OH MY...

You get the mail. You know what junk mail needs to be tossed out. That's the easy part. But what to do with all those " I need to follow up with that" paper. Then, when you need it, you have to sift through everything to find it. Sifting is for flour, not your papers.

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