Electric bottle warmer? Mesh fruit feeder? Several hundred teething toys???
Watch as we ask college kids to identify the impossible... and name that baby product.
We thought it would fun to throw college kids into the crazy world of parenting - the good, the bad, and the sticky. In this challenge, they have to sort through a table of baby gear, and try to figure out what it's all for. Stay tuned for more episodes, released weekly in our “College Kids vs Parents” series.
What’s poutine? If you haven’t encountered this delicious Canadian comfort food, you’re in for a treat. All you need to know is that it’s French fries covered with cheese and gravy. We made our version with sweet potato fries, sausage, maple syrup, and bacon on top - because bacon makes everything better.
Mom is often the one behind the camera — making sure every milestone, big or small, is recorded and celebrated. But at the end of the day, she’s so busy capturing these moments that she’s rarely in them.
This Mother’s Day, Babble wants to change that.
In an exclusive collaboration with photographer Ahna Tessler, Babble is celebrating 23 families with a photography series to honor hardworking single moms everywhere. This is #MotherhoodinFocus.
Baby food. Looks gross, but maybe it's all in the presentation? We asked college kids to whip up gourmet culinary creations fit for a toddler.
We thought it would fun to throw college kids into the crazy world of parenting - the good, the bad, and the sticky. In this challenge, they have to turn common baby food ingredients into their best five star num-nums. Mash, blend, twist, and turn. Spoiler: the creations are hilariously bad.
