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3-year-old Leighton cleans the front window

3-year-old Leighton gets her curling on

The ZNE AirFits are an excellent alternative to other extremely expensive offeings. Great sound, great fit (and I typically don't like earbuds), and super compact design. The case acts as a charging base and battery pack for the AirFits, so you can get a lot of hours out of these. To turn them on, just pick them up. If they aren't already paired with a device, the right earbud will automatically connect to the left earbud, which will go in to pairing mode. Connect to ZNT AirFits on your device and you're good to go! There is a single button on each ear bud that offers all the control you will need. Single press to answer a call, single press to hang up, double press to ignore a call. When listening to music, single press to play, single press to pause, and double tap to go to the next track. Pressing and holding the button on the left earbud for 1 second will open up your voice assistant on your phone (be it Siri or Google or other). Get your own! | http://a.co/dl3b3PO

Get your own | http://a.co/6PQ4c3q I like these gloves - I like that there is a 'medium' size available and not just "men's" and "women's" (because I normally have to order the women's), and I like how the medium size fits. These are one of the best touchscreen gloves I've used - the tacky/sticky palms are nice because it reduces the chance of dropping your phone and the medium fits tight enough that I feel like I have a pretty good angle when tapping on my phone's screen. My main complaint about these gloves is against the marketing - these are NOT "winter gloves". They are not windproof or waterproof or thermal or bear proof. I won't expect them to be for the price, but I don't think they should be marketed this way. My other negative is a small one - I don't mind the finger and thumb being different colors so you know where you can touch your phone, but the lightning bolt on the side and the power icon on the index finger serve no purpose and are really just an odd generic design choice. I'm glad they are at least reflective, but it seems like an odd choice and it makes these gloves less professional, in my opinion. They're good $10 gloves, but NOT winter gloves.

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Get your own! http://a.co/76CuTSN I've used a magnetic mount in my vehicle for a few years, and love it. I never liked the 'clamp'-type car mounts for cell phones. However, the main negative I discovered about the magnetic mounts were the necessary metal plate I had to stick to the back of my phone. I don't like using a cell phone case, so the metal disc always was stuck directly to my phone. Not a huge deal, until I got a cell phone with built in Qi wireless charging. Now, that little metal disc blocked what could be a really useful feature. Enter the MAGQI wireless car charger mount - not only is it a magnetic mount, but it CHARGES your phone too! This comes with options for a suction cup mount or an air vent mount, as well as a USB cable. I'm using the air vent mount in my vehicle, and I wish I had another top so I could use the suction mount in my office. The top fits very well and doesn't move much at all while driving - very little vibration. The sticker for the back of the phone is a little bracket with four cell-battery-sized magnets in the corners and a hole in the middle covered by two stickers on the front and back. There is a teeny piece of double-stick tape that, frankly, isn't great. The magnets are so strong that you will rip that sticker right off your phone. This is clearly designed to go inside a phone case, as the tape is an afterthought. Thankfully, I had my own double stick tape I applied so mine fits on the glass back of my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge quite well. The wireless charging works perfectly and the magnets not only hold the phone snugly on the charger in the car, but it also turns my phone into a magnet, so I can stick my phone on the fridge, the side of my desk, or the bathroom stall wall if I feel like it. Probably won't be putting my phone in my pocket next to a credit card however. The biggest plus for me is that there is no noise through my headphone cable while charging the phone wirelessly. My vehicle has Bluetooth, but only for call audio and not for media audio. This means I had to plug in my phone as well as an aux cable to listen to my podcast during my commute. However, with both those cables plugged in I was always getting some noise/static through the speakers. Often, this meant I could choose either charging or listening to my podcast and not both. Now, I can do both! The wireless charge isn't as fast as the wired connection, but I think I may purchase a 'quick charge' USB car adapter at some point which will speed that up. It's perfectly sufficient for me in my daily use, and while it might not charge my phone super-fast, it will still charge and keep my phone running. Overall, I'm super happy with this. I think it'd be better if the sticker for the back had better tape and the graphics were better, but I may end up peeling off the sticker and making my own cover for the four little magnets at some point. Or I'll just suck it up and buy a case. If you do have a case, there is a bit of room required for the magnets, so hopefully you won't have an issue.

This mini drone quadcopter was fun while it lasted. Then it made itself a hair accessory for the toddler

Whenever I hear someone say this is a "gaming" mouse or a "gaming" keyboard or a "gaming" mouse pad, I get a little nervous that the term "gaming" is merely being tacked on to the product to appeal to a certain cross-section of consumers. I'm very pleased that's not the case with the Rottay Gaming Mouse Pad, as this thing is the real deal. Super tight responsiveness, great feel, non-slip, and waterproof so it'll wash right off after you knock over your Mountain Dew. I may not be using this for gaming, but I noticed a difference right away. It also comes with a nice little carrying pouch if you need to transport your mouse pad.

Both of these chargers are great cost-effective ways to introduce wireless charging into your home. I recommend both of them, though in this case the less expensive model might be better.

This light comes with a power cord if you want to plug it in or if it's not getting enough sun. It also comes with two methods of installation - a flat base that can be screwed into or otherwise connected to a flat surface, and a ground stake if you have a yard. There are pivot points above the stake connector and one on the solar panel so you can angle it toward the sunlight. There are no settings to speak of, which is the only complaint I might have about this light. You click the button on and it turns on when it's dark then charges during the day. It's not incredibly bright, which is probably good as it's shining toward our windows. I'm looking forward to actually having a light display this Christmas season.

A priceless moment is captured on camera when Leighton introduces Zayla to her new little sister, Emery. So cute!

3-year-old Leighton meets her newborn baby sister Emery in this heart-melting clip. Priceless!

3-year-old Leighton reveals the gender of her baby sibling on the way to her grandma and grandpa with help from Build-A-Bear. How cute is that?! Most kids would love to get a baby sibling, because it means that they will have a friend that they will love and cherish and protect forever. Some of these kids do have a preference though, especially if it's a <a target="_blank" href="https://rumble.com/v37tln-most-dramatic-baby-gender-reveal.html">boy with two sisters already and another one on the way</a>. But some times your older child will scream and bang their head up against a wall, fearing that this new baby brother or sister will usurp all of mom's and dad's attention. This is where it is best that you show your older child that they will not feel lack of parental love and attention. You can help your firstborn accept the new sibling, by giving them special jobs around the baby, so that they feel included in this new creature's life. Ask for their advice about how to dress the baby, or if they want to read the baby a story. You can also read them stories about their new roles as older siblings; this way both the baby and the older child will feel at ease with each other and you will educate them on the simple pleasures of being siblings.

3-year-old Leighton shows off her ponytail

Photography assistants are hard to come by. 3-year-old Leighton is already showing her aptitude.

Get your own: http://a.co/3BMWsRX This is not a bad product at all. It's plastic, but it's built well. I love the little shelf for my phone on top - that's actually the best feature of this product! This will cover both your wall sockets, but in return you are getting four outlets (with ground plugs) and 2 USB ports. The "A" USB port is max 2.1 amp, while the "B" port is max 1.0. Basically, that means A will charge faster/provide more power and probably work with more of your Apple devices (that require a little more power, if my understanding is correct) than the B port. Neither port are "fast charging" ports, which would have easily bumped this to 5 stars. The nightlight on the front is a great touch and good use of space. The light is really warm - so very yellow. This is good for a nightlight because it won't fry your eyes in the middle of the night. However, you may be surprised at how yellow the light really is. The light isn't motion sensing, but there is a sensor on the bottom of the unit to sense when it's light/dark in the room. If the night light button is on, the light will come on when it's dark. I don't mind the button and I'm glad there is an option to turn it on/off, but I would have preferred a motion sensor light with the ability to turn that on/off instead. That isn't a huge knock against the product, I just was expecting a motion light when I read "sensor night light" and it isn't.

2-year-old Leighton attempts to "sneak up" on Mommy to tickle her feet.

2-year-old Leighton makes plans for spending her two crisp new $1 bills

2-year-old Leighton gets caught with her hand in the chip bag

The cutest game of keep away ever. 2-year-old Leighton tries to keep Zayla the puppy from getting her toy. A cute back and forth ensues for quite sometime before Zayla figures out how to get her toy back. Eventually Zayla gets her toy, and sends Leighton on a bit of a goose chase to try and get the toy back. This is a classic game of keep away that could have gone on and on until one of them tired out. With both being young and energetic, who knows how long this little game went on for! Who will emerge victorious? You'll just have to watch to find out!

2-year-old Leighton helps daddy clear the driveway

2-year-old Leighton is taking the "stockings" a little too literally. So cute!

2-year-old Leighton loves to help get the Christmas cards (she calls them "invitations") ready to send to her family. Her procedure and dialogue is infinitely adorable!

2-year-old Leighton repeatedly gives hugs to her puppy and her parents. What a loving moment!

When Daddy has a PokeBall, chaos ensues.