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Cultivating the Potential of Our Babies (GIVEAWAY!!!)

January 28, 2011 · by Tiffany Merritt · 37 Comments

Sometimes, as parents, we get too caught up in imagining what we want our children to be like. In some ways, we want them to be exactly like us. In other ways, we probably hope that they are polar opposites! I will fully confess to the fact that I bought a bib for Darah that said, “Harvard: Breakfast of Champions.” I mean, come on. That’s pretty cute, right?
But I want to be careful to make sure I’m not still putting clothes on her when she’s 10 that say, “Harvard Class of 2031.” That’s just a little too much pressure, don’t you think? No disrespect to the Harvard College alums out there, but as someone who spent some time in the Yard while working on my master’s degree, I wouldn’t exactly be thrilled if that’s where Darah sets her sights. But that’s a topic for another post…

What I do want for Darah is to create an environment where she is challenged, but also supported to explore and pursue her own personal interests, which might vary to some degree from my own. Baby Potential is a company that recognizes the importance of seeing the potential inside every child. This company offers an adorable line of onesies and shirts that demonstrates the potential of children. They have all sorts of career fields listed, from lawyer to artist, scientist to chef.

My suggestion for how to make a purchase from the Baby Potential line is to go for something that might not even appeal to you, personally. Just because I couldn’t possibly have less artistic talent, that doesn’t mean that Darah can’t be a little artist-in-residence at my house, and I don’t want to forget that! It doesn’t always occur to me to plop her down with water colors or sidewalk chalk and let her scribble, but she loves it whenever I remember to do so. I don’t want to limit her, just because drawing isn’t my own cup of tea! Baby Potential shirts can help remind the adults out there that our children have almost limitless possibilities, and we need to encourage them, not limit them, or try to decide for them.

I just have to tell you one major reason that this company rocks: they are supporting the women and children in their community. From their site, “Baby Potential – through a partnership with the Family Service Association (FSA) of San Antonio, has established a Sew Circle to produce the custom patches in our specialty line. Swe Circle associates, who are women receiving services from FSA, earn extra income from home by hand-sewing patches and embroidering career names onto garments. Baby Potential will donate a portion of profits to support various community outreach and educational programs funded through FSA.” Baby Potential is employing local women who need the work opportunity and also giving back to those same women through community support initiatives. I love this in a major way.
And by the way, the hand sewing work that these women do is beautiful! I’ve seen it first-hand, and it is very impressive!

Buy it!: Baby Potential products are available at the Baby Potential website starting at $15, in sizes 3-6 months all the way up to 4 T. They have onesies, shirts, outfit sets, and a whole bunch of other great goodies. Definitely check them out! They also have a limited selection available through Target.com!

Win it!: Ok, here’s your chance to tell the world about your baby’s potential! One lucky reader will receive their choice of a onesie or shirt from Baby Potential! Woo hoo! The contest will run until February 7th at 11:59pm EST when a winner will be selected using Random.org. The winner will have 48 hours to respond to the winning notification before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is selected. Open to residents of the United States. Limit one entrant per household, please.
Mandatory entry:

I would love to hear what baby potential patch you would put on your child, especially if you were to go outside your own personal comfort zone!

My answer: Artist, obviously. But my second choice (as a reach for me!) would be Engineer!
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Disclosure: I received a complimentary product for review purposes. The opinions expressed here are strictly my own.

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