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Get your own - https://amzn.com/B01DQB5A4K This is a pretty simple product, but it works well all the same. Installation is simple - if you don't want to screw it into the wall and aren't planning on hanging a lot of weight on this for extended periods of time, you could probably use 3M strips and make it even more removable. There aren't any installation instructions in the box, so just make sure you're finding a stud or using the included drywall mounts. as long as you measure accurately, you shouldn't have an issue getting this on to the wall. Function is also pretty straight forward - it folds out for use (you have to help it along a bit - see my video for details), and you fold it back up when you're done. If I had one 'wish list' item for this product, it would be to make the screw holes visible after it's installed for an easier installation. It would also be nice to be able to tighten the top screw more after installation to make sure it's solid. As it is, mine is a little wobbly because it's kind of hard to tighten up the top screw before putting the rack on the wall. It's not enough of an annoyance to knock a star off, but it would be nice to have. I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest review.

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 attempts to "sneak up" on Mommy to tickle her feet.

A little bird refuses to fly away and instead challenges the puppy in her own back yard. What do you think is the reason for this?

5-month-old Emery just can't handle the anticipation of daddy tickles! Priceless!

Like most of us, Zayla the puppy fills our her bracket for the 2015 NCAA March Madness Tournament. What do you think of her picks? Credit to 'ZhemJZ'.

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.

Leighton says "No barking!" to her puppy Zayla after she begins to bark at the cars outside. What's so precious is that it actually works!

This looks like the beginning of a wonderful friendship! Check out this little Leighton's awesome reaction to tasting chocolate for the very first time. Yum!

15-month-old Leighton tries to hatch her ball! Check out this adorably hilarious clip.

15-month-old Leighton loves Mommy's heels. Every chance she gets she's trying them on and walking around!

15-month-old Leighton tries her hand (and nose, mouth and eyes) at photography with daddy's camera.

Check out this little girl as she dances to a sick beat with her wireless Bluetooth headphones. Nice moves!

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

User 'ZhemJZ' takes us through the unboxing and initial setup process of the Amazon Echo, providing us with his first impressions on this new technology. This is part of this initial rollout beta-type group of first Echo users.

3-year-old Leighton makes her baby sister Emery laugh in the cutest possible way. Adorable!

15-month-old Leighton loves to share a toast with her daddy.

Leighton plays her song, using her cup as a bongo drum. She then applauds herself and thanks the audience. Too cute!

See this 6-week-old baby girl roll over for the first time... and it was difficult! What an amazing moment to capture on film! Credit to 'ZhemJZ'.

Blowing on the face is a common trick. It triggers a reflex to hold the breath for a short moment. That stops the crying, and can also be used when washing the child's face etc. But this dad got a really different - and may we say adorable - reaction from his daughter when he blew air into the baby girl’s face! Check out 6-month-old Emery's adorable reaction when her dad blows air into her face. Priceless! Every time dad blows a bit of air in the sweet girl’s face, she sticks her tongue out and <a href="https://rumble.com/v3qr1v-took-your-pillow-baby-plays-trick-on-daddy-giggling-uncontrollably.html" target="_blank">giggles</a> like it is the best joke in the entire world. The smile she lets out everytime dad tickles her face with air is just too much to handle! We don’t know is having more fun dad or Emery, but we do know one thing. This is a clip for the books and they should not lose it. Not ever! This isn’t the only silly cute baby that we have seen that has such a priceless reaction to this harmless trick. Watch what happens when Katherine’s dad <a href="https://rumble.com/v308hg-dad-blowing-on-babys-face..html" target="_blank">blows air onto his daughter's face</a>. Now that's absolutely precious! Her reaction is priceless when her dad starts blowing into her face! Her face says: ‘What is happening right now?’. Katherine, we can see that you will have a lot of fun with your parents! Watching these adorable videos, we must ask ourselves: do babies actually like this stuff? It is actually a really great trick that parents are using for when their babies are upset, they are crying or when they are mad. Few huffs and puffs and they will forget why they were crying or why they were mad in the first place. Truly interesting trick!

The squirrel is visiting outside - 2-year-old Leighton has named him "Chris" for some reason

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

20-month-old Leighton does her best to give her baby doll a horsey ride on puppy Zayla

3-year-old Leighton entertains her 6-month-old baby sister Emery in this heartwarming clip. Too cute!

6-month-old baby Leighton giggles uncontrollably while playing peek-a-boo with her Aunt. How cute is that? Credit to 'ZhemJZ'.