New Guide For Canadian Mothers

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This is a sponsored post by Real Estate Agent, Heather Hadden.

While parents or friends with children can be a great source of information on everything related to pregnancy and raising a kid, not everybody has the option to tap this source of knowledge. Especially if you are a newcomer in the city, or you are even an immigrant from a different country, you may feel overwhelmed with all the upcoming duties. The miracle of a bringing a new person to life is the same all across the globe; the procedures involved are not.

Become.com – Shopping Your Way

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There are many product search and comparison shopping websites online, but Become.com is becoming a leader among these types of website. I’ve never personally used the site, they have a nice website and interface, and you can practically find everything you’re looking for – from household furniture to items for your nursery (like baby bed co sleeper and baby mini crib bedding).

Some of the discounts are huge. I saw a JC Penney vanity that was marked down from $1,000 to $549. Anything over $500 is still expensive, but hey, it’s always great to save a couple hundred bucks… especially when it comes to household furniture.

When you’re browsing on Become.com, if you find a product that you like, you just click on the red “see it” button and it takes you to the retailer’s website. For example, if you’re browsing for crib bedding purple and you find a crib set that you like, click on it and you’ll be taken to the company’s website to buy. Pretty nifty tool.

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GlassesUSA.com – The Place for Affordable, High Quality Eyeglasses

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According to the Vision Council of America, one in four children in the United States has a vision problem. Kids who have a hard time learning. The sad reality is that only five percent of vision problems can be detected with simple screenings. If your child is squinting, constantly rubbing his or her eyes, or is holding their homework very close to their face, take him or her or a comprehensive eye examination. Your child may need glasses.

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