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fsuchick1976 posted:

If you don't have it on your registry yet, I highly recommend the itzbeen timer. I didn't have this with DD1. We would just write down when we fed her or changed her. With this timer, I don't have to do that. It lets me keep track of four different activities - diaper changes, feedings, sleep, and an activity of my choice (I use it to keep track of when I take my meds). It's so nice to be able to look at it and know how long it has been since the last feeding or diaper change. Definitely handy when you are sleep deprived and don't remember anything.

6 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerIf you don't have it on your registry yet, I highly recommend the itzbeen timer. I didn't have this with DD1. We would just write down when we fed her or changed her. With this timer, I don't have to do that. It lets me keep track of four different activities - diaper changes, feedings, sleep, and an activity of my choice (I use it to keep track of when I take my meds). It's so nice to be able to look at it and know how long it has been since the last feeding or diaper change. Definitely handy when you are sleep deprived and don't remember anything.

NewLO responded:

Sounds neat, is it available everywhere? I've never seen one before....

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerSounds neat, is it available everywhere? I've never seen one before....

orin34 replied to NewLO's response:

It is available at target for $25 it comes in a variety of colors too.

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerIt is available at target for $25 it comes in a variety of colors too.

LinaJean replied to NewLO's response:

Also at BRU for $25

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerAlso at BRU for $25

faeriegirl1982 responded:

The web site thinkgeek has it on sale right now for $19!

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerThe web site thinkgeek has it on sale right now for $19!

Jess102600 replied to faeriegirl1982's response:

Yay! It's on sale somewhere!! I've been wanting one and didn't get one for my shower. Guess it's time to buy one

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerYay! It's on sale somewhere!! I've been wanting one and didn't get one for my shower. Guess it's time to buy one <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

rie82 responded:

Also, anyone who has an iPhone there is an App called Total Baby and it does all of those great things too. The App was cheap (if not free can't remember) but lets you keep up with diaper changes, feeding, naps, baths, and you can add your own categories too. It also has a section for a diary, milestones, and doctor reminders. Just thought I would let you girls, I can't wait to use it!!!

Report This| Share this:Itzbeen timerAlso, anyone who has an iPhone there is an App called Total Baby and it does all of those great things too. The App was cheap (if not free can't remember) but lets you keep up with diaper changes, feeding, naps, baths, and you can add your own categories too. It also has a section for a diary, milestones, and doctor reminders. Just thought I would let you girls, I can't wait to use it!!!

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