Thu, 18 Apr 1996 23:27:14 PDT
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Wow! I thought this thread was kinda boring... until I read this.
Whoever invented this thing should be nominated for the Nobel Prize in
Physics, or at least the cover of "Time." Yes, I've tried, and
failed, many times...It's always been one of my favorite excuses for
not having more babies...or at least for sending my husband off to the
restroom with the Snugli and his exclusive "equipment."
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name: amalyah keshet
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date: 04/18/96
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On Thu, 18 Apr 1996 09:02:41 -0600 Jane Jones wrote:
>Since several aspects of *comfort* have surfaced in this discussion,
>I wanted to add one more that to me, as a single mom visiting museums
>seemed pretty wonderful. And the only place I've seen it is in our
>Children's Museum here in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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>Their restrooms have the standard changing tables that we've all
>begun to see, in both the men's and women's room. But in addition
>they had a product, manufactured by the same company as the changing
>table, that actually fit on the inside of the stall door. It looks
>similar to a booster seat, but is mounted in such a way that you can
>place the baby safely in the seat while you attend to your
>*business*. Anyone who has every tried to go to the bathroom alone
>with a baby in tow can understand what a wonderful idea this is, and
>I think it's great to see this advance in a museum. Somehow it made
>me feel they were really thinking about me as a visitor. Hope this
>helps!
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