As new parents, we often want to provide the best possible environment for our little ones. We buy all sorts of baby products, from car seats to baby mattresses and from strollers to cozy bedding sets, without realizing that some of these items could be dangerous to our newborns. In this article, we will discuss five baby products that could pose a risk to your baby’s safety: 1. Soft crib mattresses and loose blankets Soft crib mattresses and loose blankets may seem like a cozy place for your newborn to sleep, but they can be dangerous. Soft bedding increases the risk of suffocation and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Babies should sleep on a firm crib mattress covered with a fitted sheet and no other bedding. 2. Infant walkers Infant walkers may seem like a great way to help your little one start walking, but they can be dangerous. Walkers can tip over easily, causing your baby to fall and get injured. They can also give babies access to dangerous areas, such as stairs or hot stoves, that they might not be able to reach otherwise. Instead of using a walker, encourage your baby to practice walking with your help.

Hustle culture and side hustles have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly among young adults and entrepreneurs. Hustle culture is a mindset that emphasizes the importance of working hard, being productive, and constantly striving for success. Side hustles are a part of hustle culture, where part-time jobs or entrepreneurial ventures are pursued alongside a person’s main source of income. Side hustles can offer financial benefits and opportunities for personal growth. Here are the top earring side hustles you can pursue: 1. Participate in clinical trials Clinical trials are a great opportunity to make a difference in this world and getting paid to do it. Oftentimes universities and hospitals will offer clinical trials where they implement different biomedical or behavioral studies on willing participants. If you suffer from a health disorder like asthma or osteoporosis you may be able to find a study that you can participate in about that disorder, or if you are completely healthy you might be able to participate in a control group. Regardless, there are many opportunities to make money on the side by participating in clinical trials. 2. Work with pets There are many different jobs in the world of pets, many of which can be done on the side.

Having a new puppy can be a lot to handle, between dog training, flea and tick medications, finding an online vet, getting pet insurance, and shopping at PetSmart for dog food and dog treats—there’s a lot to do! However many items you buy to prepare to welcome your new furry friend, there’s one important thing you should educate yourself on before they come home: how do dogs communicate with humans? What can I look for in my dog’s actions and behavior to see what it needs? Whether your dog is a family pet or a service dog that has an emotional support animal (ESA) online certification, it’s important to understand their body language. Read on to learn the most common ways our dogs communicate with us and what it means: 1. Tail  You can tell how a dog is feeling based on their tail position and speed of wagging. A slow tail wagging back and forth is a happy and relaxed dog, a fast wagging tail that wags from the hips is a happy and playful dog. If your dog’s tail is tucked between their hind legs, it’s a sign that they are scared or stressed. A dog’s tail wagging demonstrates emotional arousal, and it could be a positive or negative response.

Whether you’re just starting out or have been collecting rare coins for years, you know just how much value some coins can have. You can buy and sell valuable coins at auctions or even online on websites like Ebay. Whether they’re gold, silver, bullion, made by the U.S. Mint or another mint, most rare coins have very subtle features that make them valuable, so make sure you don’t give away your coins before taking a look—you never know if you’ve come across a rare one. Here’s the 5 most valuable coins by the U.S. Mint you should be on the lookout for: 1. Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle This gold coin is precious to those who collect it as a result of its rarity and the history that comes with it. Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the coin was minted between 1907 and 1933 with a mintage of 445,500; however, there are only 12 known to exist today. This coin features Lady Liberty standing in front of sun rays on the obverse and an eagle in flight on the reverse. 2. Flowing Hair Silver Dollar This coin was the first silver dollar by the U.S. Mint, making it a very valuable coin for collectors.

Cleaning is a hassle, we all know it. Sometimes it’s the last thing we want to do even if our living spaces desperately need it. If you’ve got all the right products that professionals recommend, like Clorox disinfectant, Pine-Sol cleaner, Fabuloso all-purpose cleaner, and Glad trash bags, you’ll be ready to go. With these 5 cleaning hacks and the proper cleaning products, you’ll be done cleaning in no time—and these hacks will have you excited to get started: 1. Remove hard water stains If there’s hard water stains and build up around your faucets that just won’t go away no matter how hard you scrub, try this hack. Mix a spray bottle with half of it filled with water and the other half filled with white vinegar. Spray on the hard water stains, let it sit for 15 minutes, and wipe away. Your faucets will be sparkling clean thanks to the acid in the vinegar cutting through the mineral deposits. 2. Brighten your dirty sneaker soles If your once white sneakers are now dull and stained with dirt and other substances, grab your toothbrush and toothpaste and get to work. By using non-gel white toothpaste, you can work the paste into the dirty spots with a toothbrush, let sit for 10 minutes, wipe away with a damp cloth, and repeat as necessary.