
Top 10 Ways iPhone Makes Parenting Easier
Guest post by Amanda Morrow Jensen
Guest post by Amanda Morrow Jensen, Extra (Hour)dinary Parenting. Amanda is a former diplomat who used to negotiate trade deals. Now she negotiates with javascript, web graphics, and her toddler while running the her company, Extra (Hour)dinary Parenting, and proving anew each day that international politics and parenting are different versions of the same profession. Connect with Amanda: Extra (Hour)dinary Parenting – Specializing in the Business End of Parenting Twitter: @EHParenting Facebook: Extra (Hour)dinary Parenting

Arielle
These are fantastic ideas! I got one of those hard rubber cases for mine so when my little guy drops it I don’t want to drop him ;-)
Thanks for sharing!
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I’m not a parent yet, but I can completely see where you’re coming from and also could see myself using my iPhone to do quick google searches on how to put a diaper on correctly!
henry w
I just found, in my opinion, the BEST KID APP of 2009. It is aimed at kids ages 8-14 years old and you get to make music and a video.. readon on.. if intrigued! this is going to be huuge this year
they have an impressive line of protective silicone sleeves that fit snuggly over an iPod nano and include a range of hip monster creations, with editions available for both iPod nano 3rd and 4th generations.
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users can create and dress their own avatars, mix their own music, and create animated dance videos that can be downloaded onto your iPod for viewing and sharing.
Mama Zen
I KNEW I needed one of these!
Ashley
I have the IPOD Touch but these are all the same reasons why I love it, especially #10
Tracy
“The iPhone was made for mothers more than any other demographic.”
I completely agree! I have 5 boys and a husband that works a demanding job. A lot of times it’s on me alone to drag 3 kids to the doctor or keep a 1.5 and 2.5 year old quiet during their brother’s school play. I love that I can take the kids to the part and not worry about missing a crucial email.
The map has saved me on many occasions and I love the convenience of being able to Google numbers on the go.
And I don’t have any scientific evidence, but I think the maze application might be good for beginning writers.
Great post.
tara
agreed – i’m a mommy-to-be and already know (hope?) my new iphone will be mommy tool #1 (2, and 7). i definitely need to check out the light saber and bubblewrap apps and figure out how to push my calendars. if you’re into twitter, tweetie has been a great distraction for me while surfing the waves of nausea.
Ralph Bassfeld
What, no iPhone baby monitor apps in your list???