European Baby Product of the Year 2007, and other essential reading

by Jeremy on 22/7/2008

I dunno. I’m not generally the squeamish type, but “a doctor recommended nasal aspirator that removes mucus from your child’s nose” is not something I’ve noticed a lack of in my life. Via.

Listening to certain people with strategic pretensions is like listening to someone afflicted with a spontaneous, naturally occurring affliction of buzzword bingo.

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