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	Parents.com January 2012 A Dozen Tools That Help You Make Your Own Baby Food Steam and Smush. The Beaba Babycook. This device can be credited for starting the spate of sophisticated baby-food machines. It lets you do both the cooking and the pureeing in the same device. Set it to steam, and then when you're satisfied that the food is soft, turn it to blend. It can handle two and a half cups at a time, and comes with recipes to get you started. ($120) View the full mention here.
	Pregnancy & Newborn January 2012 Cravings: Lust v Must It's getting heated. When your partner gets up for that 2 a.m. feeding (a girls can dream, can't she), he'll appreciate how easy it is to warm baby's bottle to the perfect temperature with a made-for-the-task machine.
	Cool Mom Picks December 27, 2011 Editors Best of 2011: The Coolest Baby Gear Beaba Bib'expresso. Kristen: Even my own mom can't stop talking about the Beaba Bib'expresso and how helpful it was for making bottles for my baby. Heating water to the perfect temperature and then pouring with only one hand? Awesome. Even better, you can heat breastmilk and baby food too. View the full review here.
	E! Online December 11, 2011 New Web Series! Kourtney Kardashian Is Totally Cooking in Her Pajamas Kourtney Kardashian uses the Beaba Babycook to make her son Mason's food. View Kourtney using the Babycook in her Mommy Blog. View the video here.
	Expecting Parents December 10, 2011 Expecting Parents Top Gift Ideas for Expecting Parents The holidays are fast approaching and we at Baby Blueprint have been bombarded with requests for our top gift ideas for expectant parents. Below are some of our absolute favorites for every category of parent to be. View the full review here.
	Green Bambino December 7, 2011 Pixie Night Light from Beaba The perfect, soothing companion for infancy through toddlerhood. Equipped with two settings of brightness and a charging base that keeps electrical components away from children, this rechargeable light is safety tested to ensure the lantern portion is safe to use from ages newborn and up, making it safe to put near baby's crib and a toddler's bed. A rechargeable LED night light with two light settings designed to soothe your little one. As baby grows, the Pixie Night Light adapts to become a lantern with an ergonomic handle (ideal for toilet training at night time). View the full review here.
	Style Bakery Mom December 1, 2011 The Ultimate Holiday Gift for New Parents: a Beaba Bib'expresso Making a bottle of formula sounds easy enough. Mix, warm, pour...piece of cake. Add a squirming baby in one arm, very little sleep and concern over the exact temperature and it might as well be rocket science. For this situation, parents need help from Beaba. They've created the perfect device--the Bib'expresso--to take all the guesswork and balancing act out of formula bottle preparation. Pre-load water and formula powder and the Bib'expresso mixes, warms and pours baby's bottle perfectly. It also doubles as a bottle and baby food warmer. For a baby shower or as a holiday gift, the Beaba Bib'expresso is the ultimate multi-tasking, sanity-saving gift. View the full review here.
	Here's How Gift Guide December 2011 Home and Kitchen Gift Guide New parents are busy. They want to feed their baby healthy meals, but don't have a lot of time to spare. The Babycook countertop appliance makes it easy to prepare fresh, healthy meals for babies or toddlers in 15 minutes or less. It will steam, blend, heat and defrost, all with the push of a button. You can use the Babycook for everything from meat and fish to fruit and vegetables. A recipe and menu book is included to give you ideas. Cleanup is easy, because you can put the container in the top rack of the dishwasher.
	Green Child Magazine Holiday 2011 Issue Holiday Gift Guide Pixie Night Light $50 - Cute, adorable, and functional, this LED night-light is rechargeable and has an ergonomic handle. Due to its portability, it is great for late night trips to the potty. BPA free and safe for newborn and up. www.beabausa.com View the mention here.