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Binding: Baby ProductBrand: Coast Innovations EAN: 0893531001680 Item Dimensions: Label: Itzbeen Manufacturer: Itzbeen Model: WD68 MPN: WD68 Publisher: Itzbeen Release Date: January 01, 2007 Studio: Itzbeen Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: The ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer has a host of helpful features all designed with the new parent in mind. As every new parent knows, your memory is one of the first things to go when a newborn arrives. The ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer is a multi-purpose tool that helps you remember the basic details of baby care. ITZBEEN has four timers, changing, feeding, sleep or awake time. Nursing reminder, which side nursed last. Display backlight helps count up with the touch of a button?so you will always know how long it's been! 3.75"H x 2.25"W x 1.375"D. Ages birth and up. Amazon.com Product Reviews: The award-winning itzbeen baby care timer is convenient tool for taking care of the details. The instructions are clear and concise, and right away we could confine our Type A tendencies to a little gadget. The timers let you clock the time since last diaper change, feeding, and time awake or asleep. The fourth is a miscellaneous timer to countdown medications, play time, or as a reminder for the baby sitter. It has a clock to point out how much sleep you're not getting, and there's also a nursing reminder switch to remember from which side the baby fed. The finer points of the itzbeen make this truly useful. You can mute the alarm if needed, the backlight is handy for reading in the dark, and the button lock keeps you from an accidental reset. It's a sturdy and portable little tool that when put to good use will become indispensable. It requires three AAA batteries (not included). --Scott Teal Average Rating:
 Rating:  - You do not need this! Better just read baby's cuesWe initially only used this product for the first few days. We found that it was great for keeping track of feedings and diaper changes but it was hard to keep track of and cumbersome to keep on bring with you as you go from different rooms in the apartment. We breast fed for 8 months and fed on demand. We learned how to tell if he was hungry. We learned to determine when he needed a diaper change - the diaper would feel different, look heavier and sometimes all we needed to know was that we would ... Read More Rating:  - A must have!!!My husband bought this for me and we have a 4 week old son. I would highly, highly recommend this item! It has been a life saver. I love to be able to look at it and know how long it has been since he last ate and know how long he has been sleeping, or how long since last diaper change. I used the misc. button to help me keep track of my medicine. I love that it has a light on it to help see during the night. If you are a new parent I would highly recommend getting one, it will save you many headaches ... Read More Rating: - Great gift for new moms!I saw the itzbeen while online shopping and ordered it based on its great reviews. It exceeded my expectations!! It is a wonderful idea and I wish I had one with my first son (I'm on #2 now). It is a great gift for new moms and for experienced moms because when you are sleep deprived and short on time, it so nice not to have to do math computing on hours slept, diaper change, et. Also, the "bonus" timer is great for me to use to keep track of my older son's last trip to the potty for toliet training. ... Read More Rating: - lifesaverI cannot imagine my life without this timer! I have a new baby and a toddler, and with "placenta brain," it is very easy to lose track of time. This timer is always there to remind me how long it has REALLY been since my baby last ate, was changed, etc. This is good for two stand-out reasons: 1. My husband and I take turns with the kids and this way we don't have to write anything down or do any extra communicating about when baby was last fed/diapered. This particularly helps my husband guess ... Read More Rating: - Great tool for "tag-team" parenting!Like most couples, my husband and I practice "tag-team" parrenting. You take the midnight feeding, I'll take the 2am, and so on. The idea being that one gets to sleep while the other cares for the baby. Well, this plan falls to pieces when you have to wake the person who took the last shift to ask, "Did you change her diaper?" "Was she hungry?" "Did you give her medicine?" Then we're both awake! Not any more. This little device is the perfect tool for shift hand off. And it's a safety item too! We ... Read More |
