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Answer
Look - http://www.mybunny.org/info/lit_1.htm
Here you can know all the essential things.
Example:
Diet
Rabbit Diet and Nutrition
What to feed your bunny for a long and healthy life
General Diet Info
Amount & type of feed for different ages of bunnies
Health
Baby Bunnies How to care for newborn baby rabbits
Caring for the Partially Paralyzed Rabbit Tips and techniques on long-term care of paralyzed rabbits
Dental Care Alex Logsdon and Dr. Sari Kanfer, DVM, give tips on keeping your rabbit's mouth healthy.
Dental Problems in Rabbits Dr. Sari Kanfer, DVM gives an illustrated overview of the rabbit's mouth and information on dental problems and treatments.
E. Cuniculi Warning Possible negative effects of drugs commonly used to treat rabbits with positive e.cuniculi titers
Emergency Care How to deal with various rabbit emergencies
Emergency Kit Items to keep in your rabbit emergency kit
General Health
Health concerns for rabbits (General)
Grooming
How to keep your bunny looking (and feeling) spiffy
Grooming Long- Haired Rabbits How to groom your long-haired rabbit
Litter Dangers
How the type of litter you use can effect the health and happiness of your rabbit
Local Rabbit Vets A list of rabbit veterinarian recommendations
Mites Common mites (arachnids) of rabbits and their treatment
Nursing your Rabbit through GI Stasis Causes, symptoms and effective treatment of gastrointestinal (GI) stasis
Rabbit Home Health Exam Is your bunny healthy? Is your bunny's environment healthy? Dr. Sari Kanfer shows you how to check.
Spaying/Neutering
Health and behavior benefits for having your bunny fixed
Summer Heat
How to protect your bunny from excess heat
Veterinarian Questionnaire
Tips and questions to help you find a rabbit savvy vet in your area
Zinc Poisoning Linked to Litter
Rabbits who eat cat litter may be at risk of zinc poisoning
Behavior
A Bonding Experience Zooh Volunteer Gretchen tells how she bonded her three rabbits
Bringing Bunny Inside Tips for adapting to an "inside-bunny" lifestyle
Bunny Matchmaking
Helping rabbits learn to live together
Bunny Talk
What your rabbit is trying to tell you
Finding a Home
If you absolutely cannot keep your bunny
Getting Moved In
Protecting your bunny and your house from inquisitive teeth and toes
How Hershey Got Her Groove Back The benefits of rabbit sponsorship go both ways...
Litter Training
How to litter box train your bunny
Love Letter to Puzzle
For anyone who has grieved over the loss of a special bunny.
Problem Bunnies
Dealing with the aggressive, nervous or frightened bunny
A Rabbit Tail (Tale?) The story of how Hillary and Kensington finally learned to use the litterbox instead of the floor
Snowy & Chloe The true story of two rescued bunnies bonding
Toys for Rabbits
Bunnies are naturally curious. Give your bunny some toys - you'll both enjoy it!
Why A House Bunny?
Why having a house bunny is better for you AND your bunny
Why Rescue?
A little background on why we (and others) rescue rabbits
X-Pen Flyer NEW!
A handy one-page flyer showing various indoor x-pen housing set-ups
X-Pens
How to create comfy living quarters for your bunny using an exercise pen.
FAQs in Chinese
All of our basic care sheet, now translated into Chinese!
FAQs in Spanish
All of our basic care sheet, now translated into Spanish!
Look - http://www.mybunny.org/info/lit_1.htm
Here you can know all the essential things.
Example:
Diet
Rabbit Diet and Nutrition
What to feed your bunny for a long and healthy life
General Diet Info
Amount & type of feed for different ages of bunnies
Health
Baby Bunnies How to care for newborn baby rabbits
Caring for the Partially Paralyzed Rabbit Tips and techniques on long-term care of paralyzed rabbits
Dental Care Alex Logsdon and Dr. Sari Kanfer, DVM, give tips on keeping your rabbit's mouth healthy.
Dental Problems in Rabbits Dr. Sari Kanfer, DVM gives an illustrated overview of the rabbit's mouth and information on dental problems and treatments.
E. Cuniculi Warning Possible negative effects of drugs commonly used to treat rabbits with positive e.cuniculi titers
Emergency Care How to deal with various rabbit emergencies
Emergency Kit Items to keep in your rabbit emergency kit
General Health
Health concerns for rabbits (General)
Grooming
How to keep your bunny looking (and feeling) spiffy
Grooming Long- Haired Rabbits How to groom your long-haired rabbit
Litter Dangers
How the type of litter you use can effect the health and happiness of your rabbit
Local Rabbit Vets A list of rabbit veterinarian recommendations
Mites Common mites (arachnids) of rabbits and their treatment
Nursing your Rabbit through GI Stasis Causes, symptoms and effective treatment of gastrointestinal (GI) stasis
Rabbit Home Health Exam Is your bunny healthy? Is your bunny's environment healthy? Dr. Sari Kanfer shows you how to check.
Spaying/Neutering
Health and behavior benefits for having your bunny fixed
Summer Heat
How to protect your bunny from excess heat
Veterinarian Questionnaire
Tips and questions to help you find a rabbit savvy vet in your area
Zinc Poisoning Linked to Litter
Rabbits who eat cat litter may be at risk of zinc poisoning
Behavior
A Bonding Experience Zooh Volunteer Gretchen tells how she bonded her three rabbits
Bringing Bunny Inside Tips for adapting to an "inside-bunny" lifestyle
Bunny Matchmaking
Helping rabbits learn to live together
Bunny Talk
What your rabbit is trying to tell you
Finding a Home
If you absolutely cannot keep your bunny
Getting Moved In
Protecting your bunny and your house from inquisitive teeth and toes
How Hershey Got Her Groove Back The benefits of rabbit sponsorship go both ways...
Litter Training
How to litter box train your bunny
Love Letter to Puzzle
For anyone who has grieved over the loss of a special bunny.
Problem Bunnies
Dealing with the aggressive, nervous or frightened bunny
A Rabbit Tail (Tale?) The story of how Hillary and Kensington finally learned to use the litterbox instead of the floor
Snowy & Chloe The true story of two rescued bunnies bonding
Toys for Rabbits
Bunnies are naturally curious. Give your bunny some toys - you'll both enjoy it!
Why A House Bunny?
Why having a house bunny is better for you AND your bunny
Why Rescue?
A little background on why we (and others) rescue rabbits
X-Pen Flyer NEW!
A handy one-page flyer showing various indoor x-pen housing set-ups
X-Pens
How to create comfy living quarters for your bunny using an exercise pen.
FAQs in Chinese
All of our basic care sheet, now translated into Chinese!
FAQs in Spanish
All of our basic care sheet, now translated into Spanish!
What is a general list of essentials I would need when my baby is born?
Q. I still don't know the sex of my baby, but I was wondering if I could get a list of essentials I'm going to need... such as bottles... washcloths... etc.
Just a little help please?
Just a little help please?
Answer
CAR SEAT- Graco snug ride 32 is great and will fit your baby from 5 to 32lbs.
STROLLER- Graco is good. Buy the travel system which includes the car seat, stroller, and base for car.
INFANT SWING- great for soothing and helping baby get to sleep. I have the Graco brand
BOPPY PILLOW- to use to prop baby when feeding and you can use it later to help baby sit up.
BUMBO SEAT AND TRAY- to help baby sit up and we also use ours as a highchair when she started eating solids.
CRIB AND MATTRESS- convertible cribs are great because you can convert it to a toddler bed and then a full size bed as baby grows.
BOUNCER CHAIR- soothes baby and serves as a safe place for baby while you shower, clean house, do laundry, cook, etc.
PACK AND PLAY- use it for a bassinet by your bed until baby goes to a crib in his or her own room. When baby outgrows the bassinet part you can use the playpen part of it. Graco brand is the best.
DIAPERS- Pampers Swaddlers are great for newborns and they are really soft.
BABY WIPES- Pampers sensitive care are good
DIAPER RASH CREAM- Desitin works great
VASELINE- great for preventing diaper rash
BATH SUPPLIES- 4 or 5 hooded towels, 8 to 10 wash cloths, baby wash (Johnson's is best), baby lotion (ageain I like Johnson's brand), baby bathtub or bath sling
BABY FIRST AID KIT- includes baby nail clippers, thermometer, bulb syringe, medicine dropper
INFANT TYLENOL
GAS DROPS- Mylicon works great
BOTTLES- Avent and Playtex Ventaire are great for preventing gas and spit up
PACIFIERS- Avent brand
CLOTHING- 5 or 6 onesies, 5 or 6 footed sleeper pajamas, 5 or 6 pairs of socks, and a few cute outfits for when baby comes home from the hospital and when family and friends come to visit. Carter's brand clothing is great and very good quality
DIAPER BAG- Kalencom brand is great. Very roomy with lots of pockets and also comes with a changing pad, insulated bottle carrier, and a zip up bag for wet or soiled clothes.
CRIB BEDDING SET- includes comforter, dust ruffle, 1 crib sheet, and crib bumpers
EXTRA CRIB SHEETS- get 3 or 4. Newborns leak out of their diapers and soil sheets a lot!
WATERPROOF CRIB PADS- get 2 or 3. Protect crib mattress if baby's diapers leak
STORAGE BASKETS- for organizing diaper supplies, bath supplies, feeding supplies, toys, etc.
CAMERA- you will want to take tons of pictures as baby grows!
Some things that are a waste of money:
CHANGING TABLE- we just use a changing on the bed or floor. So much easier and convenient.
DIAPER GENIE- just throw dirty diapers in the regular trash. Odor is not a problem if you just take the trash out often.
BOTTLE WARMER- nice for baby but what happens if you are not at home and baby gets hungry? If baby is only used to perfectly warmed bottles then he or she will not drink unwarmed bottles. Room temperature is fine.
BABY WIPE WARMER- same concept as bottle warmer above
Congrats on the baby!
CAR SEAT- Graco snug ride 32 is great and will fit your baby from 5 to 32lbs.
STROLLER- Graco is good. Buy the travel system which includes the car seat, stroller, and base for car.
INFANT SWING- great for soothing and helping baby get to sleep. I have the Graco brand
BOPPY PILLOW- to use to prop baby when feeding and you can use it later to help baby sit up.
BUMBO SEAT AND TRAY- to help baby sit up and we also use ours as a highchair when she started eating solids.
CRIB AND MATTRESS- convertible cribs are great because you can convert it to a toddler bed and then a full size bed as baby grows.
BOUNCER CHAIR- soothes baby and serves as a safe place for baby while you shower, clean house, do laundry, cook, etc.
PACK AND PLAY- use it for a bassinet by your bed until baby goes to a crib in his or her own room. When baby outgrows the bassinet part you can use the playpen part of it. Graco brand is the best.
DIAPERS- Pampers Swaddlers are great for newborns and they are really soft.
BABY WIPES- Pampers sensitive care are good
DIAPER RASH CREAM- Desitin works great
VASELINE- great for preventing diaper rash
BATH SUPPLIES- 4 or 5 hooded towels, 8 to 10 wash cloths, baby wash (Johnson's is best), baby lotion (ageain I like Johnson's brand), baby bathtub or bath sling
BABY FIRST AID KIT- includes baby nail clippers, thermometer, bulb syringe, medicine dropper
INFANT TYLENOL
GAS DROPS- Mylicon works great
BOTTLES- Avent and Playtex Ventaire are great for preventing gas and spit up
PACIFIERS- Avent brand
CLOTHING- 5 or 6 onesies, 5 or 6 footed sleeper pajamas, 5 or 6 pairs of socks, and a few cute outfits for when baby comes home from the hospital and when family and friends come to visit. Carter's brand clothing is great and very good quality
DIAPER BAG- Kalencom brand is great. Very roomy with lots of pockets and also comes with a changing pad, insulated bottle carrier, and a zip up bag for wet or soiled clothes.
CRIB BEDDING SET- includes comforter, dust ruffle, 1 crib sheet, and crib bumpers
EXTRA CRIB SHEETS- get 3 or 4. Newborns leak out of their diapers and soil sheets a lot!
WATERPROOF CRIB PADS- get 2 or 3. Protect crib mattress if baby's diapers leak
STORAGE BASKETS- for organizing diaper supplies, bath supplies, feeding supplies, toys, etc.
CAMERA- you will want to take tons of pictures as baby grows!
Some things that are a waste of money:
CHANGING TABLE- we just use a changing on the bed or floor. So much easier and convenient.
DIAPER GENIE- just throw dirty diapers in the regular trash. Odor is not a problem if you just take the trash out often.
BOTTLE WARMER- nice for baby but what happens if you are not at home and baby gets hungry? If baby is only used to perfectly warmed bottles then he or she will not drink unwarmed bottles. Room temperature is fine.
BABY WIPE WARMER- same concept as bottle warmer above
Congrats on the baby!
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