ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer

by Michelle Straub
(Brownsville, TX USA)

The ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer is loved because it helps mom and dad remember! How many times do you stop and think, "Hmm..didn't I just change this diaper?" or "When did I give her the medicine?" The Itzbeen takes care of that for you.

Being a new mom or new mom again, it is so hard to keep track of what time you did things last. When did I nurse, was it left or right side? How long has he been asleep? The Itzbeen has 4 buttons available to "track" your time. The bottle button for feeding, a sleep button, diaper button, and one miscellaneous button (to use for medicine, when mom last ate, anything you might need it for).

I took this with me to the hospital and it helped so much to know when I had last started nursing her and the little switch to say if it was left or right side. If I was napping and the baby was fussy, my husband could see if it was because of hunger, sleepy, or just needs a diaper change.

In the middle of the night when it's so hard to keep track of what time you did things, the Itzbeen is a life saver. It counts for a full 24 hours, so in the morning at her last feeding I can let it run until bedtime and know how long for the entire day she has been up.

It has a nightlight button on it that keeps it illuminated for 7 minutes at a time. There's also a button to backlight the display briefly. There is a digital clock and alarm setting capability so you can remember when to give that next dose of medicine. It's handy to keep with you on a table, or clipped to you. I especially liked being able to clip it onto the diaper bag when leaving the house and turning on the "lock" feature so no buttons cannot be pushed.

The LED light is bright enough to illuminate for diaper changes or feedings at night also. It was amazing to have for our cross-country flight and changing 2 timezones. I didn't have to figure out if it was 1 pm home time, or current time when I last fed her.

This product is perfect for when you have a babysitter so they know when to feed, change, or nap your child. Also, you know when they did those things last for your child. This is definitely a "must have" for moms, dads, any caregiver.

Itzbeen Baby Care Timer, Blue (US)

Itzbeen Baby Minder (UK)


	ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer by Michelle Straub (Brownsville, TX USA) ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer The ITZBEEN Baby Care Timer is loved because it helps mom and dad remember! How many times do you stop and think, "Hmm..didn't I just change this diaper?" or "When did I give her the medicine?" The Itzbeen takes care of that for you. Being a new mom or new mom again, it is so hard to keep track of what time you did things last. When did I nurse, was it left or right side? How long has he been asleep? The Itzbeen has 4 buttons available to "track" your time. The bottle button for feeding, a sleep button, diaper button, and one miscellaneous button (to use for medicine, when mom last ate, anything you might need it for). I took this with me to the hospital and it helped so much to know when I had last started nursing her and the little switch to say if it was left or right side. If I was napping and the baby was fussy, my husband could see if it was because of hunger, sleepy, or just needs a diaper change. In the middle of the night when it's so hard to keep track of what time you did things, the Itzbeen is a life saver. It counts for a full 24 hours, so in the morning at her last feeding I can let it run until bedtime and know how long for the entire day she has been up. It has a nightlight button on it that keeps it illuminated for 7 minutes at a time. There's also a button to backlight the display briefly. There is a digital clock and alarm setting capability so you can remember when to give that next dose of medicine. It's handy to keep with you on a table, or clipped to you. I especially liked being able to clip it onto the diaper bag when leaving the house and turning on the "lock" feature so no buttons cannot be pushed. The LED light is bright enough to illuminate for diaper changes or feedings at night also. It was amazing to have for our cross-country flight and changing 2 timezones. I didn't have to figure out if it was 1 pm home time, or current time when I last fed her. This product is perfect for when you have a babysitter so they know when to feed, change, or nap your child. Also, you know when they did those things last for your child. This is definitely a "must have" for moms, dads, any caregiver. advertisement Itzbeen Baby Care Timer, Blue (US) Itzbeen Baby Minder (UK) Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews.
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