What’s In Your Bag: Travel Edition!

A few nice baby crying mp3 images I found:

What’s In Your Bag: Travel Edition!


Image by cchauvet
Not pictured: Canon S3IS camera, empty water bottle, notepad.

blue


Image by Harold Laudeus
"I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.

"I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.

"The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They’re really saying I love you.

"I hear babies crying, I watch them grow
They’ll learn much more than I’ll never know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world."

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What a Wonderful World(2)
by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele,
recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1968
mujweb.atlas.cz/www/oukey/Mp3/wonderfulworld.mp3

7 things I bring on the go


Image by Clement Soh
The backpack. Gotten it from a local bag peripherals store. Rugged look with just enough compartments for my to house all my belongings. Zippers are always smooth and have never been stuck. Perfect for the on-the-go me.

Communications. One for the civilian me. The other for the regimental work use. Pretty much average phones for every day uses. Reason I need 2 cell phones. One has a built in camera lens while the other doesn’t. My workplace forbids camera cells.

The shades. It’s a cheap shades that my sis have gotten for me when she went overseas because I whine that I don’t have a proper one. Nice and comfy and just enough to protect my eyes in sunny Singapore.

The player. The Zen 2GB. Decided to get it because I lack a proper MP3 player ever since my iPod Mini broke down. Also, it acts as a substitute for the future iPod touch I am planning to get. Pro iPod user here. It’s small in size (just about a size of a credit card) but packs a punch in music quality. The more then sufficient 2GB capacity is good enough for me because I always load up the player with about 150+ songs and 0 videos. Protected in official Creative acrylic casing.

Would you choose the white or the black lighter? Lighters are a must on the go. At least for a smoker.

SBA-290. The portable music system on the go by Phillips. Ultra slim body with it’s dynamic bass boost, incredible surround as well as XSL acoustics. Simply love it’s piano black version which I chose over the pear white one. Runs on AAA batteries so it wouldn’t eat into the battery power of my player.

The portable entertainment system. My beloved PSP Slim. For videos, games and also as a portable wi-fi platform. Equipped with a 4GB Sandisk memory stick, sufficient for my use. 8GB seems to be a little on the overkill side. Protected by a Logitech hardcase for hard knocks what god knows what else.

The Sennheiser HD212 Pro. Music is my life. Enchanced quality music is what makes a difference in my life. With noise-cancelling feature to block out pollutants such as baby cries, vehicles as well as gossiping middle aged women. It is a must feature for music on the go. Total comfort where it sits around your ears instead of surrounding it. Being everything clear, crisp and bassy and I do mean very bassy. Totally in love.

whats the best thing to cover my ears with to get rid of my sisters babies crying?

Im in college my sister has to crying babies. She’s a baby-machine… I cant get any sleep. Im in college, dnt have anywhere to go??

what’s the best way to calm a crying baby?

What’s the deal with people wanting to hold crying babies?

We have a rather fussy (formerly colic) 5 month old, who already has a lot of stranger anxiety – she is very attached to mom and dad, and often screams after being held by someone else… frequently she is inconsolable…

There are many relatives and friends who seem to insist on holding her even if she is having a melt down. I think they seem to think that surely they can calm her down… when they cannot and I take her away to calm her, I feel really guilty! The comments are always – “it doesn’t bother me if she is crying… but if it bothers you here you go.” It makes me feel really dumb for wanting to help her stop crying, like it shouldn’t bother me. But I know it is a mother’s natural instinct to stop her baby from crying and I see no reason to have her scream incessantly and work herself into a tizzy.

What’s the deal with people not wanting to let go of crying babies after a couple minutes, unless prodded by the mother? Suggestions in dealing with this?

Crying Happens What’s Your Plan?

“Crying Happens. What’s Your Plan?” reminds the viewer that it is easy for caregivers to get frustrated by infant crying while offering simple strategies on what to do if you get frustrated by the crying as well as skills that might help when a baby cries. The video is a component of an educational model focused on Shaken Baby Syndrome and how to calm a crying baby that is currently in development. For more information visit www.calmacryingbaby.org