I came across this great website that sells temporary tattoos you put on your child. It lists your phone number in case they get lost. They even have tattoos that alert someone caring for your child about your child’s medical condition or allergies, such as “Allergic to Nuts”, “I’m Autistic” or “I’m Diabetic”. Here’s some more info from the SafetyTat website:

It can happen anywhere—at an amusement park, zoo, school field trip, or even your local shopping mall. Your attention shifts for a moment, and suddenly your child or loved one has wandered out of sight.

So put the odds in your favor for a safe return, with SafetyTat. Designed by a Mom of three kids, SafetyTat is a fun and colorful kids temporary safety tattoo that’s uniquely personalized with your cell phone number. When applied to the arm of your child or loved one, SafetyTat provides an immediate, highly visible form of identification that stays in place even when wet and lasts for days.

SafetyTat—it’s the perfect way to show how much you care, just in case.

This is such a great idea! Being a parent of an autistic child, this would definitely help ease our fears, if heaven forbid, anything were to ever happen.

Hey!  You guys need to check out my new Ebay Affiliate Store, Twinarama!  It’s just something that may help me earn a little extra cash.  Tell me what you think?

Today I received a message from a mom of twins, named Christina Boyle. First of all, she praised us on our blog, and how much she liked it. Which I thought was pretty cool, considering that she’s an established magazine writer and currently serves as a contributing editor at Baby Talk magazine.

Here’s a snippet of her message to us:

Hi. Love this blog. Have blog envy. Ours is not as cool, yet, because we’ve been a tad preoccupied writing a book about raising twins (which comes out this July–yippee!).

She also asked if we could add her to our blogroll, and of course, I gladly obliged. She even asked me for blogging tips. Cool, huh?

You should go check out her site. She and a friend of hers (also a mom of multiples) have been writing a book together as she above mentioned.

Keri, do you sew your own cloth diapers? Here’s a neat site I came across, thought you might be interested, and anyone else that uses cloth diapers.

Very Baby

Also, the woman that created this website is also into photography and blog design, she’s got some pretty cool links on her personal website, Kerflop.  Check her out!