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Maya Polton

Brooklyn

Editor and Writer at Freelance

Contributor at Forbes

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  • Nov 14, 2024 | forbes.com | Maya Polton

    The wearable breast pump maker Elvie has launched a new model of its Stride pump, aiming to improve upon the already popular hospital-grade pump. The Elvie Stride 2 now comes with more options to get a comfortable fit, as well as fewer parts that need to be washed and assembled. Gone are the days when breastfeeding mothers had to tote around a giant pump stored in a briefcase-like bag with tons of tubes.

  • Nov 9, 2024 | parents.com | Maya Polton

    Kids’ drones can be very entertaining and educational toys that will keep them active and playing outside, which is a huge plus. But there are some downsides to consider too: Drones can be expensive, have a steep learning curve, and come with serious safety guidelines that always need to be followed. Our expert-approved list can help you find the best drone for your kid’s interests, budget, and expectations.

  • Oct 2, 2024 | forbes.com | Maya Polton

    No longer little kids and just on the cusp of tweendom, 11-year-olds can be fun—and tricky—to buy gifts for. “Developmentally, 11-year-olds crave independence and are slowly developing a range of cognitive skills that support them in being more independent. While many of these cognitive skills are better than those of a few years earlier (logic, focus and attention, planning), others are still early in their development,” shares Mary McGaughan, Psy.D., a child and school psychologist.

  • Sep 11, 2024 | forbes.com | Maya Polton

    All car seats eventually expire, but Target’s Car Seat Trade-In Event gives you a chance to recycle these bulky items and get 20% off another car seat or a selection of other baby gear. The event starts this Sunday, September 15 and runs until September 28. You can bring in any used, expired or even damaged car seat to receive the discount.

  • Sep 6, 2024 | parents.com | Maya Polton

    PHOTO: Walmart Acting as three wagons in one, this Radio Flyer pick is sturdy, safe, affordable, and unbelievably versatile. We love how easily the collapsible cart transforms from hauling mode (with no seats) to two-rider seating to bench seating. Extra-wide wheels and a linked steering mechanism make it easy to pull, even on grass or sand, and a rear storage bar can hold two beach chairs. It holds up to 150 pounds and works for children 18 months and up.

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