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Ryan Chang's First Year Book
   
My first birthday party is undoubtedly more special to mom
and dad, my relatives and their friends than to me. In fact, I probably
would prefer to have a nice quiet nap to all the kissing on my cheeks and
all the excitement around me. But I am a sport, I have put up my best
behavior to make my very First Birthday enjoyable and especially memorable
-- for all of us!
With Grandpa's help, this Mi-Card sure will make my First
Year Birthday memorable.
First Year Book - Every First Must be
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Ryan And His Proud Parents, Jeffay and Elaine
Baby Ryan Chang's Birth
Announcement


Email: ryan01042002@hotmail.com Tel:
212-831-9246
Baby RyanI am Ryan. I am the first baby ever having a
hi-tech announcement card produced when I was born. My hi-tech name card is
printed on a compact disc. It looks like a fancy name card but it is more
than that; it is an everlasting memento for me and my family. And it is a
'true calling card'. Anyone who gets a copy of my first
Mi-Card
can see my new-born photo album and call my proud parents and grand
parents from anywhere on the Internet using this true calling card.
Grandpa says, it does not cost anyone a dime even calling from San Francisco,
Honolulu, Singapore, Sidney, Moscow, Rome, Paris, London or New York.
Don't know how to call from a PC on the Internet, don't worry, my grandpa will show you in a minute. He invented the
Mi-Card.
My New-Born Photo AlbumI was born on January 4th
4:40PM, 2002 at the New York Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. I weighed 6
pounds and 4 ounces. I came to this world a few days early according to my
mom's doctor's schedule but I came a few days late according to Uncle Sam's
schedule for tax deduction. I don't understand any of this yet, but I will
have plenty of time growing up and learning about doctors and taxes.
Lots of people came to see me at the hospital and at my parents'
apartment in New York. How I knew? I was passed from one arm to another
whenever people came to see me and I saw the flashes. I did not like those
flashes and that was why you would see my eyes closed in most of my
pictures. Speaking about pictures, just click each caption below to see
them. They are cute, aren't they? This was what I heard: he looks like his
dad, he looks like his mom, his grandpa, his grandma, his uncle, his
aunt............. Doesn't Ryan look like an astronaut with helmet on, an
accountant with numbers ticking in his head, a banker guessing about
interest rate change, a doctor, a fireman, a lawyer, a policeman, a
politician, a rock star, or a teacher? What do you think?
First Week Photo
THESE ARE PHOTOS TAKEN WHEN I WAS LESS THAN A WEEK OLD
I was glad to get out of
the hospital. I like a quiet room, clean bed and no baby crying
disturbing me. I like to be in my home.
My cousin thinks I am a toy but my dad doesn't think so.
He handles me very carefully, sometimes too carefully.
My mom is feeding me and my baby sitter is guarding me. I
have two baby sitters, one called Peanut in this photo and the
other called Jelly.
My Aunt holds me a lot. Her shoulder is warm and soft
perfect for me to nap on. I can sleep hours on her shoulder if
she lets me.
Jelly is my first baby sitter. She is black and fluffy. Peanut is my
other baby sitter she has bushy gray fur. So far we are very
gentle to each other.
I really could not imagine how did I fit in my mom's tummy a few days
ago. I guess there is no going back after you are born, is there?
I will just keep growing.
One thing I learned early is that photo sessions are very tiring. Don't
I look very tired here in this picture? I rather be a sleeping
beauty than a waking hero.
Mom took this picture before I opened my eyes. My aunt and
cousin wanted to know whether my eyes are like my father's or my
mom's. Actually, they look like my mom's when I close my eyes and
like my dad's when I open them.
My aunt Julie loves me very much. She thinks I am sleeping so
she falls in sleep so not to wake me, but I am just thinking what
I am going to do when I grow up.
Whoever took this picture must have thought I matched very well with
the oranges and apples. Actually I was not too happy. What they
are doing to me in the kitchen anyway?
Feel Like Calling and Hugging Me?
(Use My Personal Telephone Directory below)
Please click and call to make an appointment for hugging. You don't
need to remember any of the phone numbers. Just Click and Call!
Ryan's Personal Telephone DirectoryMy Proud Parents,
Mr. and Mrs.. Jeffay and
Elaine Chang
My Pediatrician, Baby Ryan's Doctor
My
Phone Number: Ryan Chang
Where To Get A Copy Of This Mi-Card - Ryan's Birth Announcement
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capacity to store lots of high quality photos and the telephone
directory, calling software and other interesting and useful things. Mi-Card
is invented by Dr. Ifay Chang and produced by his
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For me, the year went by pretty fast. I made tremendous progress in the
food department. I not only can drink a lot of milk, I can swallow a few
jars of baby food a day. I grew lots of muscle. I can drag my own weight
and crawl within highway speed limit. I learned how to smile and I even
won a hundred dollar smile contest. You can see my winning photos below. I
love to go out especially to the beach and to the park for picnic. Other
babies fall asleep, not me, I always have had a great time going out. I am
so glad my mom arranges at least one outing a week so I can visit my
friends. I love my outings. My parents took quite a few photos for
evidence. I learned to appreciate people holding me. I seldom cry even
with inexperienced baby holders. They can really make you uncomfortable
sometimes. I learned to read. Yes, I am not kidding. My Dad reads to me a
lot and I enjoy them very much. You can see my reading photos. I have not
learned to make a speech yet but I can say Aa, Nn, Oo; well, if you don't
understand me that is because you have forgotten your baby language. Baby
language is really simple, just repeat the alphabets, Gg, Gg, Kk Kk. That
means I am happy.
My 2002 Photo Album
The photos collected here were mostly taken from Spring to
Fall. My Winter pictures and the great pictures of my first year birthday
party were not yet ready when my grandpa made this Mi-Card during yearend
holidays. However, he made a couple of live links in here so you may
eventually see my birthday party pictures when they are ready. Just Click
the Ryan's Winter Photos and Birthday Party Pictures you will see some
nice pictures perhaps with you in them. If you were not in them, never
mind, my second year birthday is just around the
corner.
My mom is very proud of her breast feeding. Look at her
smile. She is very pleased with my physique. She likes to show me off.
Well, I can't complaint. I may just make the best out of it. I pose my self in
a dignified way even though I am naked.
Too bad there isn't a sleeping beauty contest, My mom just
might enter this picture to compete. Sucking thumb is so natural to a
baby, it adds to the beauty with a sense of peace, comfort and
satisfaction.
My dad works very hard during the week. I can tell because
he falls to sleep easily during weekends when he is supposed to play with
me. I am just the opposite, I sleep a lot during week days and I am full
of energy weekends. Weekends are my party time.
I learned to play with my toys by myself. I like soft
and smooth toys. This beach ball is one of my favorite toys. I like to
play it on the bed where there is no sand. But I don't mind the sand at
all, sand actually tastes pretty good.
I like to play with friends and share my toys. Mom
always arrange playmates for me so I can develop social skills.
Mom is showing off my physique again. As I said, I can't
complain. I just have to make a decent pose so I won't feel embarrassed
when I grow up.
Finally, I got a picture taken in my own bed. I have a
nice and comfortable bed. I like it a lot. You can see I was very happy in
my crib. In fact it was one of my crib pictures that won me the Hundred
Dollar Smile Contest.
Me and my Grandma, oh, My Grandma and I were in front of
a bookcase. My grandma works for the American Book Association. I will
never have shortage of books to read. In fact, I have already got myself
into a reading habit with my dad's help.
What is going on? Is mom going to permanently put me
over her neck as a decoration? I am too heavy for a necklace for sure and
I am growing at a pretty fast rate.
This is grand aunt Trudy, a long time friend of our
family. She came all the way from California to visit us. She has two
grown-up daughters, Kimberly and Christine. She likes me a lot. She has
strong hands and arms because she plays a lot of tennis.
These are all friends of my mom. I don't know their
names but I recognize them by their white teeth. Since I don't have much
teeth to show. I will just beam at the camera.
We were on vacation and we visited my Cousin in Boston. I
like vacation and I can travel very well. I can sleep anywhere in any bed
or anything sort of like a bed. I am pretty comfortable in this sofa as
you can tell.
My cousin, Katherine, was much bigger than I was in my other album.
Here I am sitting next to her almost like a big boy now.
Yes, I can sleep anywhere like an inchworm. This sofa is
quite comfortable. If I'd not be fussy about sleeping arrangement, my
parents would take me to everywhere they went. Isn't that nice?! They
did take me on vacation!
My ability to sleep anywhere comes from age and
experience. I was sleeping comfortably in aunt Julie's arm since I was a
tiny baby. It seems aunt Julie can sleep anywhere also? Perhaps it runs
in the family.
Beach and Park are my favorite places. I don't mind the
wind, the sand and the sea water. I just love it. During the summer, I
went to the Playland Beach in Rye with my young uncles, the four musketeers.
We had great fun. My dad also loves the beach. He gets tanned
easily.
Picnic at the Park is so romantic. Especially when I am
the center of attraction.
We always take pictures in the park. I am probably too
heavy for this aunt. I don't know how much experience she has with babies
but she is holding me fine with two hands. This reminds me...
My aunt, Heike, is really experienced with holding babies. See
how at ease she is holding me in her hand. Of course, I was smaller
then.
These are nice photos taken when we were at the beach.
Do I look like a beach bum? The swimming trunk looked big on me. Well, my
little uncle looked the same way when he wore the same trunk.
As I said I had developed an early reading habit with my
dad's help. I want to be a beach bum who can read. Can't you tell I was
pretty intense in comprehending what the book was saying.
I need vacation because growing takes a lot of energy. On
vacation, my parents are relaxed and I am relaxed. You have seen my
sleeping photos above but that is not all I do. When I am on vacation, I
eat, swim, ride and observe..
I wish I could take pictures of mom and dad together at
some of the beautiful spots. Oh, well that will have to be a few vacations
later.
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Working with these pictures, Grandpa Ifay can not help
but notice the beauty of smiling faces, especially children's. To
encourage children to smile more often, Grandpa Ifay ran an imaginary
'Hundred Dollar Smile Contest' for children. Ryan won the contest with his
photo 'Smiling Face In The Crib'. The smiling faces of the winner and three
runner-ups are shown below.
Here are my Entries. I Won Because I Smiled and Winked at The
Photographer at the Same Time! The Judges Are Pretty Sharp. See the
Difference I Smiled in the Other Crib Photo!
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Photo albums are invaluable. They capture the times and
events otherwise may be gone forever. People say a picture is worth
thousand words. Historians and Biographers often try very hard to find
photographs to help them picture the biographees and to get a more
realistic feel of the events happened to them. The magic information card
(Mi-Card) has many applications for businesses. When it is used for
documenting personal events, such as done here for Ryan Chang, it can
preserve a vast amount of information for an indefinite long time. Hence
the use of Mi-Card will benefit historians, biographers and archivists
tremendously. Mi-Card also takes advantage of the Internet by providing
unpublished (private) links to future events or information updates. Fore
example, the above link to Ryan's First Year Birthday Photo Album will
permit this archival Mi-Card to be updated to include future events as
well as to past Mi-Cards. Mi-Card is also imbedded with a calling software
to make it a calling card over the Internet. (See Ryan's Telephone
Directory for details and make a call if you wish)
It is the Mi-Card creator's hope that all parents will use the Mi-Card
technology to document their children's young lives. As some of them (this
is very certain) will be encountering in their lives very significant events
which historians and biographers will write about. They will be grateful
to those
parents who have documented their children's early lives with Mi-Card.
Naturally all parents and grand parents have inspirations for their
children regardless of their family background, wealth, religion or race. All
moms and dads want the best for their children, but no one can dictate the
future except casting hope and providing motivation. Grandpa Ifay, in a
sort of motivation session, has
asked the four musketeers on what will they do with Ryan when he grows up
and what they wish Ryan grown up to be. The four musketeers are children
themselves (4-12). As his young uncles, they love Ryan very much. It is
interesting to see what plans they have envisioned for Ryan in the stripes
of icon cartoons they picked out for Ryan below.
Ryan is too young to appreciate this Mi-Card and these photo albums as adults do
today but he will appreciate them more as time passes by. They will
reinforce everyone's memory and they will help Ryan to understand his family tree,
to recognize his family friends and to appreciate the love everyone
bestowed on him. Perhaps, Ryan will draw inspirations from all of these in
leading his journey of life.
'We Wish For Ryan' From The Four Musketeers
Not surprisingly, all four musketeers envision Ryan to go
to school, to study and to complete college as they will do. They will
help him if he ever needed in his studies. Hence they have picked out the
following icon cartoons to represent their vision.
Regarding interactions with Ryan, there are some common activities they
all envision to do with Ryan
when he grows up but they rank their preferences differently. They
have selected the cartoons to show what they will do with Ryan. It looks
like Ryan is going to be pretty sporty since his uncles are anxious to
play sports with him.
Jesseon wants to do the following things with Ryan when he
grows up: snow skiing, tennis, basketball, fishing, Lego, bowling, water
gun fight, snowball fight, skating, roller-blading, football, swimming and board
games in that order. He thinks Ryan should study medical science and be a
doctor.
Jerren expects to do the following things with Ryan: Snowboarding, hiking, basketball,
sledding, Lego, bowling,
skating(hockey), water skiing, swimming, board games and roller-blading. He
wishes Ryan will study law, social studies and science and be a lawyer. He
has two reasons for his suggestion: (1) Ryan's parents both studied law.
(2) Jerren himself wants to be a doctor and he wants Ryan to be his
lawyer.

Jemmin's to do list with Ryan goes beyond sports and
games: skiing, snowboarding, fishing, eating, basket ball, Lego,
snowman, bowling, taking a picture of Patrick's snow covered
white car, board games, rollerblading, racing and ice skating. He thinks
Ryan should study science and math and be a scientist or a doctor.
Jerray wants to play soft bowling ball and read books with Ryan,
play choo choo train and stamping with him, teach him coloring dinosaur
and playing tennis. He wants to learn skiing, baseball, football, bicycle
riding and soccer with Ryan. He would like to travel and fly airplane with Ryan. He
is not sure what Ryan should grow up to be, may be a pilot, a musician, a
business man or a stock analyst (Jerray picked out the analytical chart
below).
Ryan has not committed to any particular future plan yet. He loves
picnic, , he
loves travel,
.He loves animals, ,
may be he will be a magician, or
a pet doctor. See he can take care of Jelly.
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Ryan's Personal Telephone Directory
(Simply Click the Name and Call)
My Proud Parents,
Mr. and Mrs.. Jeffay and
Elaine Chang
My Pediatrician, Baby Ryan's Doctor
My Proud
Family: Grandpa Ifay (who can help
you to make the free call) and Teresa Grandpa
Robert Grandma
Ellie Grandma
Charmian Aunt
Julie Uncle and Aunt
Cheng Uncle Jesseon Uncle
Jerren Uncle Jemmin Uncle
Jerray
This is Ryan's Personal telephone directory. No telephone
number is shown but you can just click and call the person by clicking the
name. You can make the call from anywhere in the world as long as your
computer is connected to the Internet. During travel, you simply carry the
Mi-Card with you in your wallet or purse; just pop in any Internet
connected PC you have access to. (For Example, Airport Lounge) The Mi-Card
will self-display and give you instructions to upload the calling software
to the PC. Then you can just click and call. This technology helped Ifay
to reach home in Somers, New York while he was stranded in Taipei by
9-11-2001 attack and Taipei's biggest flood caused by typhoon. The
international telephone circuits were all jammed. Fortunately, Ifay had
the Mi-Card with him and he could use the Internet bypassing the long
distance telephone networks and switches to reach New York. Please see the
introduction and further details about the Mi-Card and its calling
software, called Codecphone, below.
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What Is Mi-Card?
Mi-Card is an innovative business
productivity tool. It integrates Internet
technologies (e-mail, electronic form, short messaging, telephony
and hypermedia links) and the low cost durable storage media (CD-ROM,
CD-R, and/or DVD) into one rich magic information card, hence called
Mi-Card. Mi-Card is developed by IPO2U.COM,
Inc.
Why Is It Called Magic Information Card?
Because of the many useful features contained in the
Mi-Card, it is called magic information card. The following table lists
its attractive features. These are features useful for businesses
especially for e-commerce. The Mi-Card technology has many applications
using one or a few features. Ryan's Birth Announcement Mi-Card and his
First Year Birthday Mi-Card are application examples not specifically
listed in the eight categories of business applications shown in the table
below. They sort of branched out of the number four item, name card
application. In Ryan's First Year Book Mi-Card, the calling card feature (number two
item in the table) is included to make Ryan's Personal Telephone Directory
a valuable tool. The calling software is called CodecPhone. A user manual
of CodecPhone is included in this Mi-Card for those who are not familiar
with how to setup or download the CodecPhone to your PC. (Click
here for CodecPhone Manual) Some other features are included in the Birthday Planning
Section.
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Exploiting Additional Features of Mi-Card
The basic purpose of Ryan's First Year Birthday Mi-Card is
to create a photo album and a callable personal telephone directory to
make the card a memento. However, with the Internet technology available
to Mi-Card, we can easily exploit some of its features to make Ryan's card
to have more practical value beyond being a memento. We have created the
following section, under the topic, How To Plan A First Birthday, to make
Ryan's card more useful to people who has received Ryan's Mi-Card. Just
browse through the next section to appreciate its value.
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Introduction
Baby birthday parties just like this baby Mi-Card are more
significant to mom and dad than to the baby. Babies can not yet appreciate
the meaning of a well planned birthday party, but they probably will
appreciate when they grow up and be told about their baby birthday
parties. So babies' birthday parties should be planned just as well if not
better than any other age children's birthday party. Especially the First
Year Birthday, the parents should start at least six month early to plan
the party to make it a memorable one for all people attended and later to be told to
the child so he or she will remember and appreciate it.
Tips For Planning A First Year Birthday Party
Let's first get to the principles before we get to the
procedures. We list a few tips for your consideration. Obviously, there
can never be a standard birthday party for everyone. Not even in the army.
Every individual and every family have their special circumstances to
consider: Is this your first baby? A boy or a girl? How big a family you
have? How far your relatives live from your town? What is your financial
situation? etc etc. However, there are some general principles which do
apply to most families. We list them below:
Tip 1. Plan early, select the
date and place early and let people know early - this will give your
guests time to plan to attend (arranging sitters, transportation, buying
gifts etc)
Tip2. Keep everything simple
especially, food, decoration and games - your one year old does not
appreciate your elaboration on these items.
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Food: Simple and easy to serve and do not spend too
much time in the kitchen. Use caterer if you can afford it. Save your
time for your guest of honor.
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Decoration: Do not clutter the party place with
decorations. Use deco suitable for video and photo taking.
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Games: Think safety first. Do not use balloons that
will pop easily. Use helium balloon to get them out of reach by any
child. Don't expect one year old to engage in more than one activity.
Baby sometimes have more fun in ruining games than taking part in
them.
Tip 3. Focus on Taking Video
and Photos - capturing the precious moments about your baby and your
guests.
Tip 4. Limit your invitation
list to a comfortable level for your guest of honor - If your baby is
experiencing stranger and separation anxiety, limit your number of guests
to be 12 or less.
Tip. 5. Assign close
relatives or friends tasks or duties during the party - saving your time
for the guest of honor such as changing diaper.
Tip. 6. Party theme can be
nice - read some books for ideas. Do remember
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Babies have very short attention span, keep the party
within two hours or you should put the baby to bed when the baby is
tired.
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The party is for you to enjoy and remember. You can
tell to the baby when the baby grows up.
Tip. 7. Spend more time on
your invitation than food and game - make your list and check it twice.
Design your own invitation card if you can. Put the theme on the
invitation card rather than on the food or game. Card Design:
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Use Stamping, stickers, color papers and other simple
means to design your card
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Use clip art, graphics and photo images if you have a
color printer (or you can cut them out of magazines)
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Make the card to carry a visual message
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Use quotes and/or poems (borrow some books from your
local library and get ideas)
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Remember to keep a copy of your design in your baby
book
Tip. 8. Safety and comfort
for the guest of honor and other guests - Pick games that are absolutely
safe but can hold the attention of your young guests. make sure you have
enough high chairs for the babies. (Check their high chairs quality if you
have the party at a caterer's place)
Tip. 9. Food preparation and
serving - Select healthy food and utensils carefully.
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Use natural juice as sweetener if you expect your baby
to bury his or her face in the cake. (sugar is bad)
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You do not have to use the whole cake to produce the
photo opportunity. (small piece can do wonders)
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Never use metal utensils to serve food especially
metal knives and forks
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Check out the freebies food store offer to first year
baby birthday but use them only you are sure they are healthy and
safe.
Tip. 10. Party favors for
your baby guests (and other toddlers) - Visit baby toy stores and browse.
There are a lot to choose from color books, stickers to soft toys.
Tip.11. Gifts for your baby -
babies do not complain about gifts so it is your job to get the right
gifts to your baby. Visit stores and make a list and let your grand
parents or close relatives know so they can choose to buy from the list.
This is the time you can buy clothes for your baby and hear no complaint.
Tip. 12. Suggestions for
alternative gifts - if it is appropriate in your social circles, you may
suggest people not to buy toys for your baby since the baby is probably
having more toys than needed; rather they can give alternative gifts such
as US Savings Bonds (from $25 and up) or State College Savings Fund (some
may have minimum contribution limit).
Procedures Of Planning A First Year Birthday Party
Based on the tips presented above, the procedures of
planning a first year birthday party may be outlined in a time line as
follows:
A. Starting six months before
the birthday to decide whether to have a first year birthday party or not.
B. If the decision is yes,
discuss between spouses about setting a budget aside for the party.
C. Use the first month to
decide where and when to have the birthday party. If not held at home,
visit and interview available part hosts and select the best one (with the
above tips in mind).
D. During the second month,
decide the party theme, invitation list, and invitation design; work on
the design and produce the cards.
E. During the third month,
visit toy stores and gift shops to produce a gift list and decide on party
favors.
F. Mail the invitations out
in the first week of the fourth month. Give out your preferred gift list
to a close relative. If you have alternative gift in mind, then do the
research on the alternative such as the College Savings Fund and let
people know before the end of the month.
G. During the fifth month,
work on food menu, game selection and decoration. Book a photographer or
prepare your own photo equipments, make sure the camera and video
equipments work properly. Buy batteries and films ahead of time and test
the equipments..
H. During the sixth month,
check and confirm all RSVP names to ascertain the number of attendees and
how many babies will be attending. Verify with party host all requirements
are in order. If the party is at your own home, make sure all items on
your list are available especially source of high chairs. Buy and prepare
the birthday present. If you expect house guest from afar, you need to get
the accommodation in order at least two weeks before the party.
You should save the final week for relaxation, that is,
simply wait for the party date to arrive.
Useful Links For Baby Care
www.betterbabycare.org
Promoting good care of infants. Helpful to working moms.
www.nccic.org National
Child Care Information Center, a national resource for child care with
frequently requested information list, selected resources list and
publications.
www.mwsearch.com An
intelligent medical search engine for helping you to understand and find
information about complex medical concepts, disease terms and treatment
methods. Membership is entitled with full privileges.
www.babyuniversity.com
A web community for baby care. Lots of information and people interaction.
Registered users gets more access.
www.nncc.org National
Network For Child Care, and Infant
Development by Prof. Paul Nuttall, Professor Emeritus, Human
Development, Human Relations, University of Connecticut
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All hyperlinks to sources external to this Mi-Card (or
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