Hi everyone! We are Joel and Rachel, parents of 3. We have 2 girls, a 5 yr old (Practically a teenager!) and a 4 yr old (Still coming out of her terrible 2's, KIDDING, but not really! LOL!), and a brand new baby boy (as cuddly as can be!).
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Thought I bought the wrong pram for a minute nothing else I found was helpful since I bought it second hand online and it didn't come with instructions except this video. Much appreciated.
What if you have a fast blinking in the dash and the turn single won't light yet you have power to the socket but put new bulbs and tried multiple ones and still won't light and all fuses are good
Every single nuna product is built differently and they don't label any of their products so you have no idea which one you have. They are the worst products available I highly recommend staying away from this terrible company.
In 2022, I received an Artkive box from my neighbor as a gift. I sent int the box with my daughter’s artwork a few months later. Having received nothing in the six months that followed, no communication whatsoever, I followed up with Artkive on Instagram on October 6, 2023 to inquire about the book of my daughter’s drawings. After some back and forth with their customer team, they said they found my daughter’s artwork and sent me a link to pay for it. I was confused because my neighbor had purchased it for me as a gift. I asked the customer service team why I was being asked to pay for it. They let me know about the 1st and 2nd payment process, which I was unaware of. With this new information, I asked to have the book returned and to cancel my order. At no time did I ever see a proof of my book or have any visual confirmation that it had been prepared. Also, had I not originally reached out to check on it, I may have never heard or received the book. Six months is not a reasonable amount of time to wait for this type of product. I told the customer service agent, Frannie, on October 12, 2023, that I did not wish to proceed with the book because of the exorbitantly high and unexpected cost. I was notified a few days later that they were preparing my box for return. Several weeks passed and I did not receive any notification that it had been shipped, so I followed up again. This is my only child’s artwork, and the lack of communication about its shipping status was unacceptable. After that follow up, I received no communication, but the box with my daughter’s artwork was eventually returned. I assumed that my business with Artkive was concluded. However, last week, I received a letter from their customer service team with a $125 charge and a notice that if I do not pay, it will go into a process of collections. This is for the digital editing work, per their team’s email explanation. I have never received a proof of the book or any evidence that they even photographed my daughter's artwork. I should not be charged for a service I cannot confirm that I received. I was never aware of the cost for this (because this box was originally gifted to me), and even when I went to their website today, it doesn’t have this fee listed. It only vaguely says “Cost of photography/editing, books, and/or mosaics not included.” There is no price listed for this. Since I was gifted this Artkive box originally, I had no idea of the cost. Today, they said if I paid $89 by the end of the day, they would not send it to collections. This did not include any evidence that the artwork had been photographed. Also, I do not know how they arrived at the $125 charge or the $89 charge. This pricing is not listed on their website. The entire process of waiting over 6 months for the book, then being charged an exorbitant amount, and then going back and forth with their team has been miserable, and been very painful for me to deal with. I am not the only one as I have observed on their Instagram. Others have complained about their lack of transparency in pricing, and they simply delete the comments or respond rudely on Instagram. I believe with cost transparency this could be a business that parents want to engage with, but not only did they almost lose my daughter’s artwork, now I am being charged for something I have not received. If they photographed my daughter’s artwork and I have to pay for that, shouldn’t I be entitled to those photographs at a minimum?
Is it safe to put all the small bottle parts on the bottom where are the bottles themselves go? No longer breastfeed and I would really like to clean one bottle at a time if I could put one tall bottle in there along with the lid the nipple the straw all on the bottom shelf where the top bottles go
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:13 🎒 *The daily influx of paper clutter and children's artwork can become overwhelming for parents, especially when it's difficult to decide what to do with it all.* 01:38 🗂️ *The video will explore how to handle paper, kids' artwork and decide what to keep or recycle immediately. It will also discuss ways to display and honor children's art.* [:33](ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OA4XqZY0yc.html) 👶 *Feeding sheets are necessary documents that parents need to refer to, but can be recycled immediately once read.* 03:15 🎖️ *Ribbons and rewards from children's activities can be kept for a while to honor their achievements, but can also be recycled eventually, as there is usually no need to keep them forever.* 03:41 🖍️ *Coloring sheets are generally recycled, but can be temporarily displayed if the child is particularly proud of their work.* 04:37 ❤️ *The creator emphasizes the importance of honoring children's work and pride in their creations by displaying them visibly in the house for a period of time.* 05:18 🖼️The *video suggests selecting a few prized items to display according to the child's excitement about their work. The rest can be recycled if there's no space for display.* 05:46 🚮 *Not every piece of artwork or paperwork can be kept permanently. It's crucial to be realistic and selective about what to keep and what to discard.* 06:13 🪟 *The creator uses an old window frame from an antique fair as an interesting display tool for their kids' artwork, wrapping string around it and using clothes pins to attach the pieces. * 08:34 🔄 *After a while, the artwork items displayed on the window are evaluated again. Selected items are kept and moved to their rooms, while the others are recycled.* 09:29 🧳 *The creator is seeking a long-term solution to store sentimental papers and keepsakes from her kids' school years. One idea includes using bins or folders for each child's records while being mindful not to create excessive clutter.* Made with HARPA AI
