My first book by her and I seen in the beginning she said it's a different style from her other work so I'm gonna have to catch up on her writing

Our baby is only two months, so we have only used this stroller once so far, but my husband wants to use it over our Bob every time we go somewhere. It is so much lighter and compact and easy to travel with. We used it to stroll around town by laying back the seat as far as it can go and putting support (both head and body) around and she slept the entire time. It keeps her so much cooler than leaving her in our car seat and snapping it on the Bob. It rides really smooth and is tall so both myself (5'6") and my husband (6'2") are comfortable with pushing it. It's a snap to open and close and does it's job well. As soon as she is older and we aren't as reliant on the car seat, this will likely be our go-to stroller if we aren't jogging.

I have never held a guitar, let alone played one, until yesterday afternoon when Rocksmith 2014 and my new guitar arrived. The extent of my guitar knowledge came from games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band. I had read some pretty amazing reviews about this game but, honestly, I was still skeptical that a tone-deaf individual, like myself, could benefit from this. My skepticism quickly dissipated once I began the lessons.

This is one of the most useful items I have bought. I bought it for my son (our first baby) at 7 months old as we were planning our first long trip. Really, it was so nice to have a chair with us for wherever we were, whether at a restaurant, or just at his greatgrandmother's house where there's zero baby equipment. We like to find local "hole in the wall" places to eat, and no matter what the old style of table we were at, this chair clamped right on. Easy to use (the screwing on/off of the clamps sometimes feels like it takes forever), easy to clean, comfortable. One reason I bought this over other similar style chairs was the amount of padding, the ability to remove the cover for washing (even a first time mom knows that is necessary for a baby item), the storage bag. We tried a chicco chair, the cool rotating one, but the clamp arms were soooo long, it did not work on any of our tables. This chair has worked on everything we've tried it on, including my breakfast bar which only has a 8" overhang. I have a regular freestanding highchair, and it got quickly packed away because this chair not only saves an incredible amount of space, it also lets our son actually be at the table with us. The only downfall was how easy it was to lose food between the edge of the table and his belly, the tray on a regular high chair is nice for that. But I recently bought the Summer Infant Tinydiner Place Mat with the little pouch, and it works great with this chair (a tip, use the fat paper clips or the small little black paper clamps to keep food pouch from sagging). Overall, one of the best baby items I have. We use it regularly in the house and decided to buy a second one for the car especially as summer comes and we'll be doing more picnicing and deck BBQs, this chair will be able to adapt to whatever table we're eating at.

The kit comes with absolutely everything you need. The directions are straight forward and easy to follow. This was the first time dying my hair and I had no trouble at all. Also for the people who said the gloves weren't there you obviously never looked at the directions because they're attached to the directions. As far as packaging goes they did a great job and put plenty of packaging paper in the box it shipped in. The color is an absolute jet black and I don't think it could get much darker.