Fisher-Price® Deluxe Newborn Auto Rock 'n Play™ Sleeper in Safari Dreams The Fisher-Price Deluxe Newborn Auto Rock 'n Play Sleeper offers your little one hands-free rocking motion at the push of a button Suitable for children up to 25 lb. maximum weight Use only with children unable to sit up unassisted or grasp side of seat and pull upward 3-point safety restraint Extra-deep seat with deluxe newborn insert and comfortable head support Comfy incline helps baby sleep easier Breathable mesh sides 2-speed hands-free rocking motion Linkable clacker toy Soothing sound module features 12 songs and 3 sound effects Lightweight, portable, and compact for storage Includes AC adapter plug for battery-free operation Machine washable and dryer-safe insert and seat pad Assembled dimensions: 32" L x 23" W x 22.5" H Easy to assemble Requires 1 D battery (not included) 1-year manufacturer's warranty Imported Model CHN22 Car Accessories & Truck Accessories Add car & truck accessories to your vehicle like

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With this week’s Teens of Denial – the outfit’s first studio album of new material, following a dozen or so Bandcamp releases, plus last year’s Matador-abetted re-recording of select tracks from the back-catalog – Toledo and company have fully arrived, anointed, it seems, as the inheritors of a considerable array of rock’n’roll mythologies. Like Guided By Voices, The Mountain Goats, Frankie Cosmos and late-period Prince, they are hermetic, hyper-prolific DIY cult heroes.  Bristol Teak Patio FurnitureLike Morrissey, Bright Eyes and prime Weezer, they are earnest, wryly self-aware chroniclers of miserablism, outsiderdom and the general angst-ridden teenage condition.  Washer And Dryer Talk To Each OtherLike the Hold Steady, Destroyer and Titus Andronicus, they’re loquacious, ambitiously literate repurposers of classicist rock tropes.  Cats For Sale In Great Falls Mt

Like Pavement and Courtney Barnett, they’re smirking but ultimately gold-hearted ramshackle slacker punks.  Like the Replacements and the Strokes – and perhaps even the Cars, with whom they’ve recently landed in an unfortunate legal/logistical situation – they’re raucous, bleeding-ear populists with bashing pop anthems by the bucketload. If that fistful of reference points and intersecting lineages sounds like a convoluted mess, not to mention a heavy stack of mantles to bear, that feels about right for a record like Teens, a gloriously tangled heap of musical and lyrical strands that doesn’t shy away from grandiosity (or far-flung cultural references.)  But it also just means there are many ways to approach and enjoy it. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure sort of affair.  You can pore over the lyric sheet for every nuance, allusion and inter-song reference.  You can listen more haphazardly and still catch a dozen or so indelible one-liners (“if you really wanna know yourself/it will come at the price of knowing no one else”) and improbably affecting chorus hooks (“I didn’t want you to hear that shake in my voice/my pain is my own”), without much effort. 

You can even ignore the words (albeit, at your peril) and just bang along to hits like the furious, Television-channeling “Vincent” or the crunch-pop anthem-for-the-ages that is “Destroyed By Hippie Powers.”  Just try not to fall asleep in the backseat. Car Seat Headrest performs at NonCOMM on Thursday, May 19th, at 8:25 p.m. before headlining Underground Arts on Sunday, May 22nd. tickets and information on the Underground Arts show can be found at the XPN Concert Calendar.By: Agata Blaszczak Boxe Published: 04/24/2015 11:01 AM EDT on LiveScience Placing infants in car seats and other sitting devices for naps may put their lives in danger, according to a new study. In the study, researchers examined 47 cases of children under 2 years old who died while in device designed for them to sit in, or in which they could be carried. Two-thirds of the cases involved car seats, whereas the remaining deaths occurred in slings, swings, bouncers and strollers. In many cases in the study, the researchers found that children had been placed in the devices to help them fall asleep.

"When the baby is asleep, and you don't have eyes on the baby, they should be 'ABC,'" meaning they should be alone, on their backs, and in a crib, said study author Dr. Erich K. Batra, of Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. He added that there should be no loose bedding in the crib. This means that car safety seats and other sitting devices are not recommended for sleeping, the researchers wrote in their study. In general, sleeping infants and young children should not be left unsupervised in such devices, whether they are awake or asleep, the researchers said. [7 Baby Myths Debunked] In one case included in the study, an 11-month-old baby died after being placed in a car seat with a bottle, to take a nap, while at an in-home day care. The seat's chest buckles were secured, but the lower buckles were not secured. When the child care provider checked on the child, 1 hour and 20 minutes after placing him in the seat, she found that the baby had slipped down in the car seat, and a strap was pressed against his neck.