INFANT CARE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOWCHART
$22.00
community voted (117 votes)
Baby Steps
Is your baby on the blink? Leaking, shrieking, and with no reset button in sight? If all practical advice has failed, then why not turn to... Infant Tech Support! Sadly, the tech support team is unavailable at this time, but we can offer you absolutely the next best thing: a troubleshooting flowchart.
It may not cheer up the child, but this playful magnetic set is sure to help keep hapless parents from whimpering. Spread the set of businesslike arrows, process steps and decision boxes across the surface of a fridge, filing cabinet or metal door, and then have fun arranging them into all kinds of questionable parenting advice. You detect an unpleasant odor: will you, a) "take the baby outside", b) "locate a towel immediately" or c) "offer baby a cash bribe"? When dealing with such temperamental equipment as a next gen baby, a little humor upgrade might just save you from a total meltdown. Made in USA.
- Item ID: 21171
- Materials: magnet, laminated paper
- 8.5" L x 11" W; 65 Pieces
- Care instructions: Wipe clean, do not immerse in water.
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for young children.
Tiffany Ard
"Mom? I figured something out. I think I might be a nerd," said a young Tiffany Ard.
"Oh honey, don't say that!"
"My mom cried actual tears that night and worried out loud about my self-esteem, and where she went wrong, and why I couldn't love shopping and cute boys like all the other seventh-grade girls." See all creations.
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Julia, Community Organizer
We have a lot of new dads working at UncommonGoods HQ right now, so we've been on the lookout for fun gifts for new parents. What would make this flow chart a great gift-- if each piece were a magnet? If we included instructions? Other ideas?
Liane
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I'm sorry, I just don't see the point.
Scott
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What? I don't get it?
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Thanks for the question, Scott! This flow chart can be used as a fun game during baby showers (guests can arrange the pieces to create baby thought scenarios), then younger children can play with the set by arranging the pieces in patterns. As the child grows, parents can work with him/her to build good communication skills and learn about expressing emotion using the pieces.
mary
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Tired parents will never use this.
mary
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Tired parents will NEVER use this!
Kimberly
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I don't get it...
Cortney
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I don't think any kid or parent would use this. Kids want pictures, and parents want sleep. Maybe if they were magnets, they could be used more on-the-fly.... parents could arrange while making lunch for the kids, and kids could play with them while parents cook!
virginia
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new parents and not washable ? new parents and small enough to choke on? are you joking? magnets, colorful, thick for little hands IF you are suggesting the children would play with them later. also, IF you are marketing as a teaching aid, they need to come in a little briefcase with baby's monogram.
Kayote
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Have to agree, I don't see the point. I have a baby right now and I can't see what use I'd have for them. They aren't that cute either--rather boring choices to put on them.
MARY
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The last thing parents of babies need!
Crystal
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Cute, but totally impractical and expensive.
Alyssa
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don't see the point. also - expensive for something so impractical.
Leslie
would be better as magnets!
Roberta
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I do not see the point in this. It would be entertaining for maybe three minutes before you wondered why you bought it. this is not something a new parent should be spending money on. If you want to do something like this just cut out scraps of paper.
Sheila
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I don't know anyone who would use this. Just more stuff filling up drawers...
Lacey
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Would take more time to use these than just speak to each other...
Catherine
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Just enjoy your baby. These would serve to distract you rather than help you read their little minds. Babies want our full attention