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Remember, we will be giving out over $1000 worth of prizes!!

Unexpectedly, myself, Danielle… is expecting our third child, expanding the Go Mama Go Designs family even more!  We are very excited to be adding another little one into the mix, and I will try to post little pregnancy updates here and there for those of you who are interested to follow along with!

Don’t forget to check out the details for our upcoming Twitter party!  It is just about 3 weeks away!
Lots of time to spread the word and let people know!!

Tons of awesome baby safety products you can win, including a set of our famous Wonder Bumpers!

I am excited to announce our first Twitter Party!  If you aren’t familiar with what a Twitter party is, I will explain. First things first. You need to be a member of twitter, so if you aren’t already, head over to twitter.com and sign up!
Next, follow us on twitter!  That is a requirement to win a prize in our giveaway!  Go Mama Go Designs on Twitter.

For a twitter party, you have to sign up, and tune in at a specific time, which will be September 15th at 9pm till 1030 pm Eastern Standard Time!  It is very important you check out what time that will be in your own time zone if you are not on the east coast!

All of the questions will be under the Hash Tag #SafeBaby, meaning to follow it live you can search #SafeBaby, or go to TweetGrid.com and click on Party and type in the information asked!

The day of the twitter party, we will post a page of information on baby safety here on our blog. All of the questions we will be asking during the twitter party, the answers will be found here on our blog in the post.

Check out all the great prizes you can win!

Incoming search terms for the article:

• twitter party

This is for a National on air (television) piece, so if you would like to share your story, you must be comfortable doing it on camera also.

For details please contact socialmedia@gomamagodesigns.com or Catherine@gomamagodesigns.com

A couple great things I noticed about this bottle right off the bat were :

• Great design
• Keeps drinks colder longer
• Incredibly easy to wash!

I am happy that we were able to try this out before adding them to our giveaways for the Twitter party, because they are truly a company that I stand behind, and use with my own children.

Visit their website at : Organickidz.ca

• Make sure crib bumpers fit snugly around the entire perimeter of the crib and are secured by at least six ties or snaps. To prevent your baby from chewing on the ties and becoming entangled in them, trim off excess length. Remove bumpers and toys from the crib as soon as the child begins to pull himself or herself up on the crib rails, because they can be used as steps for climbing over the rail.
• Don’t place breathing blockers in baby’s crib (or baby’s sleeping environment). These include anything that could obstruct baby’s breathing passages or collect dust (which is an irritant that can lead to stuffy little noses). Breathing hazards include: decorative pillows, fuzzy stuffed animals and toys, string-toys, tiny chokable toys, straps or ties on bumper pads.

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• blog crib bumper

GoMamaGo Designs generously sent me a set of Wonder Bumpers to review. If you took at look at my tour my home nursery post you will have already got a sneak peak at the bumpers I’m about to show you! I have 42 slats on my crib so I choose a 38 set of Blue Bird as it is very gender neutral and would look beautiful with my nursery theme. I then choose to have 6 in Lotus sent to add a splash of green into the scheme! The bumpers are beautiful and I was really impressed with how soft and nice they look and feel. They were also really easy to put on. They attach by zipper and the hardest part is just lining up the top part where the zipper attaches and then from there it’s just pull down and flip it around to wherever you want the zipper – the side or the back of the slat depending. I have the zippers facing the back wall on all 4 sides of the crib.

Each bumper is reversible so you get two patterns which each bumper so you can mix and match and make a really fun look! The Blue Bird set has solid white on the back and I choose to have them mostly just white so I didn’t have an overwhelming amount of print as my nursery does have quite a bit of decor already on the walls with the characters we painted. I mostly wanted bumpers to prevent my babies legs from getting stuck through the slats as I’ve had happen often and it always leaves them in pain so I put my 22 month old in and told him to kick like crazy to see what would happen. As you can see in the picture above he was able to kick his legs out through the slat still but wasn’t able to get his legs out past his knees, and not even very far down as they are at an angle in this picture. It also didn’t leave his legs sore and red like they would typically get and he was able to pull his legs back out himself as well. My newborn probably wouldn’t be able to pull their legs out, but at least they wouldn’t be in pain! I did notice that the Blue Bird set appeared a little bit dirty on the white side and when asking about this learned this has been a little bit of an issue just because they are pure white and so they show up dirt very easy. I also had one bumper with a small hole near the bottom seam and another that was very thin and nearing becoming a hole. I also had one with the zipper that went the wrong way. When I contact customer service about the issues though they were very quick to offer replacements and sent them right out to me without any hassle. GoMamaGo Designs strives to have very high customer service and they were very easy to work with when I did notice a problem.

GoMamaGo Designs is working on a petition to get unsafe crib bumpers off the market! They are looking for help in signing the petition to get the word out to the Consumer Product Safety Commission that the bumper market needs to be examined and tested to ensure safety for our children! You can sign the petition here!

You can find Wonder Bumpers at http://www.gomamagodesigns.com/!
You can use the code MWS15 for 15% off any purchase!

You can connect with GoMamaGo Designs on Facebook and Twitter

Thanks to Janel at A Mom’s Take for this awesome review!

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• baby customer service
• how do wonder bumpers attach?

This is where we need your help!  50 names on a petition may be a good amount, but it is not going to a large consumer safety organization to push in the direction we need to be moving.

So who is MISSION?  MISSION stands for Mothers Investigating Safe Sleep Options for Newborns. Something that we clearly need in our country since there are so many crib related injuries annually. Recently the Nap Nanny was re-called because of an infant death, when the culprit of the death was suffocation on the crib bumper.  The crib bumpers were not investigated or even cited in any publications as a hazard.

What is the petition about or include?  Per the Petition website :

“We the undersigned, alongside MISSION, Mothers Investigating Safe Sleep Options for Newborns, are urgently requesting parents, physicians, medical professionals, and our local government, all who have a vital interest in the well-being of America’s children, to call to action an investigation of traditional crib bumpers. Without your help, countless parents will unknowingly put their child at risk.

By signing this petition, you will help heighten awareness, increase interest in safe sleeping environments for babies, and most importantly express that traditional bumpers are dangerous, should not be used in a child’s crib and that the Consumer Product Safety Commission should take action to investigate the deaths caused by this product.”

Interested in getting involved or just signing the petition?
Visit this website to have your voice heard!