Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

The COVERPLUG Paintable Outlet Cover Review



The COVERPLUG™ is really a great idea. I tried them and multiple outlets around my house. The plates fit over our older plates completely but we bought new bigger plates for the nursery and it doesn't completely fit over those. It's still fits in the outlet and blocks the outlet but it doesn't completely cover it. I think this will be a great way to make the outlets safer when Amelia starts moving around. It feels like it would be hard for a baby to remove it because it fits in there nice and snug. You can also paint them to make them match and blend in with the walls better. I have not painted mine yet, I'm trying to decide which outlet I'm going to use them on. We are thinking about getting more for the rest of the outlets in our house. This is a great item if you're looking for an alternative to the usual outlet safety covers that are sold in most stores. 


The COVERPLUG™ is a durable, molded, and paintable plastic panel that plugs right into a standard, grounded, double electrical socket to cover the entire outlet. This innovative outlet cover is held securely in place by posts on the back that align with the ground openings and require no tools for installation or removal. They are made in the USA and use a specially designed plastic that is easily paintable to match your wall color. 

The COVERPLUG™ is an excellent child proofing product.


The COVERPLUG™ serves two main functions:
1. Creates a physical and visual barrier between your family and electrical outlets.
2. Covers unsightly outlets and makes them virtually disappear!

For a safer home and seamless walls, the COVERPLUG™ is the only option!

You can purchase this item at coverplug.com



Disclaimer: We were sent this product for free to review for our honest opinion. This product is from a PR agency or a company. Regardless, we only recommend products or services we use personally and believe will be good for our readers. Your opinions may vary from our opinions. 

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Amelia's 2 Month Update



Amelia turned 2 months on January 8th. From One month to two months Amelia has changed so much. She smiles all the time now and even giggles. I just love her little personalty. This month was definitely bittersweet because I had to go back to work but luckily we have family that can watch her while me and Cody are at work so she does not have to go into daycare. Going back to work after six weeks was really hard but my sister was watching her and set me and Cody lots of pictures. She has two kids of her own and they are absolutely in love with Amelia. Jordyn, who is about to turn six, thinks of Amelia like a little sister. She wants to love on her and help take care of her. Jayce is 3, and he previously wanted a little brother now wants a little sister. Jayce is totally obsessed with her feet he says "they're so soft" and he loves to talk to her and baby talk, it's very cute seeing a three-year-old talk baby talk.



She had a great first Christmas. We actually took her to the mall to meet Santa when she was two weeks old but we went on a Monday, early, when there wouldn't be that many people. We had to get her picture with Santa for her first Christmas. Amelia had a great Christmas. And it's very true that Christmas is totally different when you have a little one, it makes it so much better.

Amelia and the puppies are getting along great, they love to climb up in the chair with her. As you can see from this picture of her and Penny. She is holding her head up really good now but she's not a fan of tummy time. She's drinking about 4 ounces every three hours. Size one diapers are fitting her pretty good right now at six weeks she went through a pretty good growth spurt and is starting to outgrow some of her newborn clothes. At her two month appointment she is weighing 10.36 pounds and she is 24 inches long. They said her weight is right on target and her height is off the charts. Can't wait to see what's in store next month...until then.