Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Okay Magazine... but way too many advertisements! Review: The accounts in Food & Wine are fun to read, and I've gotten many great recipes from the magazine. However, I do have one major qualm with it: the advertisement to recipe ratio, is aggravating. When I get a cooking magazine, I expect recipes, not ads galore. Besides that, it is a fine magazine, but I would recommend something like Cooks Country (my favorite-the recipes are delicious, the tips helpful, the accounts of how the recipes came to be entertaining, and the format both attractive and easy to follow) instead. Taste of Home is also a good choice.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not great past 4 months Review: My son did fine in this tub until he was old enough to want to sit up. He is constantly pulling himself forward out of the reclined newborn side. We have tried to put him on the straight up infant/toddler side, but because he is still a supported sitter, he falls forward alot. Also, on the straight up side there is NO PADDING and his tail bone presses into the hard plastic (the one time we tried this side he came out of the bath with a big red make on his tailbone!). We are in the process of looking for a new tub.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Inane Review: This is the most inane parenting book I have ever read. It lacks structure and is naive. It is obviously geared to the typical American couple that has taken attachment parenting too far and do not mind being in bondage to their baby. If you do not co-sleep with your baby, wear your baby, demand breast feed your baby well into the toddler years, this book isn't for you. This book offers no "in-between" solutions in getting your baby to sleep through the night. You still have to basically "grin and bear it" and get up quite a bit with your baby (even with a twelve month old). And who has time for the never ending sleep logs? Elizabeth Pantley constantly emphasizes never letting your baby cry for even a minute. Well, I have news for her... babies cry even when being rocked and held.
