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If you’ve had your mattress for eight to ten years, now’s the time to replace it! More importantly, if you start to notice back pain in the morning or are waking up lethargic, it's time to change your mattress. If you are in denial that you need to do something, check out these warning signs to help you make that important decision.

If your little one is now crawling or walking about, chances are you'll need a baby gate to keep him or her out of certain rooms, and protected from falling down the stairs. There are many types of baby gates, and it's important to choose the right one, not only based on where it's going to go, but also considering a number of other factors.

Car seats have changed a lot in the past couple decades. Here is some information to help you choose the right car seat for your child.

The Wahl Elite Pro haircutting kit is a great kit for someone who wants to cut hair at home. It has a powerful clipper and everything you need to cut.

Tis the season to make Christmas cookies! If you aren’t a baker or you’d like a few ideas of what to make, here are my top 5 Christmas cookies.

I've sourced the Best Buy furniture department and I've come up with some great new furniture finds for spring. If you're ready to usher out winter and bring in spring, take a look at what I've found.

This Valentine's Day think outside the box, celebrate and create memories with your loved one in a unique and special way.

Bagels: they’re good for breakfast, amazing for lunch, and when you’re in the mood for comfort food, you just can’t beat them. Instead of heading to the store to get your bagel fix, I’ve got two recipes you can use to create your own. Are you a Montreal bagel person or feeling a little New York-ish? Here’s your chance to find out.

In its short 300 year history, the stroller has come a long way. In fact, prior to the 1700’s, the go-to mode of transportation for a baby was a hip. That all changed in 1733 when the Duke of Devonshire asked a well-known garden architect, William Kent, to build a means of transportation that would amuse his children. In response, Kent designed a shell shaped basket on wheels in which the children could sit. Equipped with a harness so it could be pulled by a goat or small pony, and springs, so the Duke’s children could ride in comfort, the first “baby carriage” was born.