If you are a naptime driver, you might want to consider getting some entertainment on board for your daily drives. My friend Sarah was happy with NPR while Gabriella napped, but if you’re high-tech, try some podcasts. If you are low-tech, try some books on tape.
I’m a new iPod owner, so I have been exploring the content on the iTunes store. There are many audiobooks and podcasts to browse. Important: I have this little gadget that lets me listen to my iPod in the car. Please, for the safety of all involved, do not be a jackass in headphones. Heather thanks you.
If you don’t already have an iPod, you can join Audible.com for six months and get a free iPod Shuffle player.
Listen and learn. And you’ll have something more compelling to discuss than poop or sleep.
{ 1 comment… read it below or add one }
We are just embarking on a project (helped by our newborn) to test out all of the music tracks available that are marketed as helping your baby go to sleep.
Super if you can visit our blog and comment on your experiences, however if you would rather not - our best recommendations are babyrockrecords.com who are fun for both adults and babies and sleepymusic.com which is the ultimate in getting baby (and you) asleep quickly!
Leave a Comment