Mummy must-haves 0-3 months

Thinking back to when I was pregnant, I loved finding out what other mothers recommended as their must haves. So I hope this post finds itself useful for other 'mummy's to be' or even new mums out there. The reason I'm basing this post only up to 3 months is because each month the items change. Rayah grows out of products, and the necessity of it changes as your child grows. I have to say, some of these items I could not live without, they helped me so much when possum was born. It just made day to day activity run smoothly, especially when home alone when hubby's at work.

The first 3 months is what they refer to as the 4th trimester, hence the below were MY must haves for newborns, I'll be doing an 3-6 months once munchkin is half a year old (not long to go).
Here are my top 10, in no particular order.

1.  Tasman Eco Baby Bassinet

The Tasman Eco Amore baby bassinet would have to be our most used baby item, other than the obvious nappies, clothes etc. It has small wheels on it which meant we would move it from room to room depending on where we were. We bought it as the cot we would use in our room till we moved Rayah to  her own room ( she has the larger cot in there).
It made it easy to wheel the bassinet to the lounge and keep it there during the day, I would put her in there for afternoon naps and little power naps she would have throughout the day. And the whole time I could see her while I did house chores. (As a first time mum, this was extremely important to me during her first weeks and months, I didn't want to take my eyes off her)
We purchased ours at Baby Bunting and opted for the Mocha, which matches the rest of her furniture.
If your baby likes to be rocked to sleep, this makes it that much easier. When Missy wakes up in the middle of the night, a few minutes of rocking her bassinet puts her straight back to sleep.

2. Bonds Wondersuits
Bonds really do make it easy for parents, and make the most comfiest of clothes for little ones. I found Bonds Wondersuits my 'go to' for Rayah's night time clothes. And the definite plus is that they have the fold over sleeves, this really helped when she was a few weeks old and the hospital nurses advised not to put mittens on her due to the safety aspect of the mittens falling off onto her face/ mouth.( I never used mittens for that reason). My main worry in her few weeks was her moving her hands toward her eyes or scratching her face ( her nails were pretty sharp at birth surprisingly). Bonds fit nice and snug and the zip up or button ups ( I don't mind either) made it easier for nappy changes too. I bought most of her bonds onesies from the Bonds outlet at DFO.

3.)Ryco Breastfeeding pillow

I found this to be the comfiest and safest way to feed munchkin in her first few weeks (and months) of entering into this world. The pillow made it easier to prop her up to the right height, and gave my arm a rest from holding her whilst feeding considering feeding session would sometimes go up to 20 minutes for newborns. As she grew, I used the pillow to prop her up and play with her. From memory I used the feeding pillow till she was around 3 months. This one is the Ryco pillow, which I borrowed off my lovely sister. 

4.)Baby Studio swaddle wrap & muslin wraps
I started swaddling possum from birth and she got used to sleeping nice and snug. Muslin wraps are great, but as she grew older she would always squirm her way out of it, without any effort.  The Baby Studio swaddle wraps were the perfect fit, it has the velcro tabs to keep the wrap in place, but if she really wanted to get her arms out she could. I didn't want her to feel like she was caged in it the whole night. I honestly could not imagine a night without these, it felt as though Rayah would fall asleep easily when swaddled this way. I purchased these from Target.

5.) Medela Swing Breast Pump.
I knew Medela would work a treat, it's the same brand they use at St Vincents and I'm assuming other hospitals. It really did make my life easy, being able to pump and feed her when we were out, or I would just pump and keep it in the fridge. I never froze breast milk, I didn't really have enough to do that. Their pumps are quiet strong, and have the same suckling motion as what a baby does. A definite thumbs up for this one.

6.)  Phillips Avent Steriliser (Microwave)
Now I'm assuming all mothers are using some type of sterilising kit out there, and I'm pretty sure they all do the job. This one is a obvious must have for baby's that are being bottle fed, or both (in my case). The reason I have this in my list is for the ease of this kit, and for the amount of bottles it holds. I usually sterilise about 5 bottles at a time comfortably. I opted for the microwavable one (it was a gift and they knew I was wanting this), just because I'd heard a lot of good reviews about it. This steriliser is large in size, but I don't mind it. It just means I can sterilise more at a time.

7.) 4moms Mamaroo.
Now. This is one was my favourites. It was a gift from my dear friends at work and it was just amazing how much it helped. If your child likes to be rocked or held this is the gadget to get. You can connect it to your music device and play music from it too. I started using it from a few weeks old and I'm still using it for possum. There's different settings, from rocking speed to the type of rocking motion (car ride, ocean wave you get my drift right?) You can have you child lying flat , or more upright. It's a life saver for when wanting to do a bit of house work. I pop her on here with a toy, check back 15 minutes later,  and she's asleep.

8.) Singlet Onesies. 
I wouldn't have known the importance of these if it wasn't for one of my friends who gifted me a pack. I bought munchkin singlets before she was born, and since then I have only bought onesies . These are great because they keep the nappy in place! (It's as simple as that, nappy changes are half as messy with these on). The other downside to normal singlets is that they ride up the baby's back, you find yourself tucking the singlet in most of the time. I have been buying these in long sleeves and sleeve less ones. 

9.) Blankets
You need a whole heap! That's all I can say haha. Thick ones, light ones (depending on the season), large and small ones. Especially when they are newborn, you will be wrapping your little angel in blankets all the time. I actually prefer the ones that weren't too large, ( it's harder to wrap them), but more medium sized ones. I have to admit, I have a bit of a blanket craze, munchkin's got excessive of 15 blankets, and I still keep an eye out for pretty ones when shopping. 

10.) Digital Thermometer
I didn't really think of buying this till the last week of my pregnancy. It's not something one thinks of when baby shopping,  but I would recommend this as a must have. I used it the first time when munchkin had her first shot, and Safety's 1st was quick and easy, 2 seconds is all it takes for the temperature to come up on the digital screen.  


I'll be updating my 'Mummy must-haves' for 3-6 months in the coming weeks. This will be more in line with where our baby bear is at.

xox

February Beauty & Fashion Favourites

 I thought it would be nice to have some mummy items in this post, from beauty to my favourite fashions buys, or in some cases gifts. Considering this is my first beauty blog, it will be a collection of my favourites over the last few months, not necessarily mummy related (I'll be doing a mummy must haves soon), but what I enjoy wearing and using. A little insight to ME =)


So here we go, once again I could probably go on for ever with this post, but I'll keep it to my top 5, (not in any specific order).

 Giorgio Armani Si

I'm loving this perfume right now, I got this at DJ's a month or two ago. I wanted a light scent, nothing over-powering that would irritate honeybear, especially when breastfeeding. Little ones can be sensitive to smells, and I don't want her to be uncomfortable. It's a light fruity smell with hints of rose and vanilla,  I would say it's a daytime fragrance, but can be carried out to night as well.

Peter Alexander Jungle couture leopard print slippers

These are my lounging around  home slippers. I had to add this to my favourites just because they are so comfy.  I wear these daily, and now that I'm home with munchkin I'm wearing slippers more than ever before.  Our house is mainly tiled and our floors are always cold,  these help keep my feet nice and snug. I haven't always been a fan of leopard print, but in small doses- why not! 

Burberry Sunglasses

I've had these babies for awhile now, and they are my all time favourites. This pair is from their Cat-eye range, and this particular one is a spark cat -eye.  The lense isn't too dark it's a gradient smoke , so others can see you when wearing it, ( I hate wearing dark sunny's when talking to others, I find it rude if the other person cant see where your looking, if that makes sense). The plus for me is it's scratch free, perfect when having little bubs around. 

Fain by Joanne Mercer 

I've mentioned this in my blog previously, but these shoes have had some serious wear out of them this summer. I love patent, but patent and flats were a match made in heaven for me. Got these from Joanne Mercer on boxing day. As you can see I've used them a bit, I don't keep them in my wardrobe, but near our front door, that's how often I wear these. 

Mimco MIM Frame hip:

This was a present from hubby dearest. I have plenty of reasons to love this bag. Firstly the colour, I'm totally digging the brights, I love this gorgous sunshine shade, it brightens up any dull day. The material is a mix of suede and leather. It has a long strap I can swing over my body, which is perfect when pushing little munchkin in a stroller, I can quickly reach out to my wallet, phone etc. It can also be converted into a clutch by taking the long strap off, great for a quick day to night look. 

I was difficult to pick a top 5, these were my favourites for February, March items will be coming up next month. 

xox

Family Fridays- Mummy Daughter Day

Happy Sunday everyone! 

This post was meant to go up yesterday, but you know me and how quickly I get posts up  (Haha).

Missy and I had a mummy daughter day on Friday, we were out for the day, shopping for most of the time, but we had our little coffee, food and (in Rayah's case) milk breaks.  I love the time I spend with this little possum, I hope she still enjoys spending quality time with her Mama when she's older. 

I had a few things to do that day, buying presents, and a few bits and bobs for us ( a clothing haul will be up in due course) and most importantly organising passport photos for munchkin. We're planning a holiday in May, so organising her passport was one of the many things on my to-do list. 

Here is her OOTD, (sorry it's not as organised as usual, I snapped these up in her room before I dressed her,  and didn't have time to do them separately).

The top is from Osh Kosh in size 00, I like this baggy jumper look, and I can't say no to navy at the moment. I might need to lay off with navy purchases for a while, her wardrobe if filled with it. 

The leggings are from Target in size 000, yes still fitting into some small sizes.  

The navy headband and bow are from Laynie Bug designs, and lastly shoes are from Cotton On kids in size 2.  

As you can see from the pictures, little miss is obsessed with her shoes ( I think it's the bright silver), she wouldn't look up for me or look AT ME for that matter. These were the best shots I got of her with this outfit. 

This is a quick post. I'll have another one coming up so watch this space!

xox

Rayah's 5 Month Update

I CANNOT believe how quickly my little angel is growing. She's 5 months already, that's nearly half a year, and soon enough she will be ONE. =( I want her to be my little baby forever.

She's such an interesting little being, always paying attention to what's going on around her. She won't drink her milk or eat her food if there's too much going on. She'd rather sit up and watch who's in the room, what they're saying, what they're doing etc etc. And forget bed time.

So to the specifics, honey bear's height is 71cm (this is a rough measurement, she wouldn't sit still enough for me to measure her properly)(I've DOUBLE CHECKED this, as 71cm seemed too tall, she is 66cm, apologies for the incorrect numbers) and weight is exactly 7kg. Because we haven't had a health nurse appointment since 4 months, and our next one is at 8, I measured her weight by weighing myself first and then the both of us on the scale together (minus the difference).

Eating: There's been a few changes to her eating patterns, onto 2 meals a day, and roughly 5 milk feeds. The day starts off with morning milk at 7am and roughly again at 9am. She is still half asleep when having these feeds (and so am I haha) and it's usually breast milk. She has her brunch or should I say lunch at 12, (she wakes up at 11am). This meal is either her rice cereal in banana and pear flavour or or mixture of pureed fruits, I sometimes mix some fruits in her cereal, to mix things up a bit. She has her formula milk between 3-4pm and then dinner at 7pm which is a mixture of pureed vegies (potatoe, pumpkin, sweet potatoe,  carrots, broccoli, spinach, zucchini etc). Her last feed of formula milk is at 10pm, and she goes down to bed just after that. Oh and her morning cereal is usually accompanied with a bottle of milk.

We make her meals in large batches and freeze them in small containers, like below. Each day taking out a different combination of fruits and vegetables.

Sizes: Possum is at an inbewteen stage at the moment. She's wearing 3-6 months clothing, but some brands are slightly big for her in that size. They are still wearable, but not a perfect fit. And believe it or not, she can still get into some 0-3 months clothing, things like cardigans, tights, but it all really comes down to the clothing manufacturer, as they all have different sizing. I'm not one to dress her in clothing that's too big, I like having the right fit on her.
Just as an FYI for new moms, the sizing chart.

0000- Newborn
000 - 0-3 months
00 - 3-6 months
0 - 6-12 months
1- 12-18 months
2- 18-24 months

Milestones:

- Reaching out to objects: she now reaches out to hold objects. When she's on her tummy on the floor, she'll reach out to the toy and hold it. It's fun watching her topple and turn to get to a toy.
-Rolling around the house: now that she's mobile, I find Rayah rolling to different areas in our lounge. ( I think it's a good time to baby proof the house). It all happens in a split second. I don't ever leave her alone on the floor. I find the safest place to be on her 4MOMS Mamaroo, I pop her in that when I have to duck to the loo, or run to get the mail.
-She has a longer attention span: Munchkin likes watching adults talk, she will look back and fourth at people talking, and concentrate on our mouths moving. I guess she's at a stage where she is aborsorbing all the information , word and sounds. Because of this, she enjoys reading time. I read books to her and and she will follow the pages as I read. It's the sweetest thing ever.
- Stronger posture : Munchkin is able to hold her self up with her elbows and hands when she's on her tummy, she will also get on all fours and topple over, but she is not at the crawling stage yet. Though she has a strong posture, she hasn't mastered sitting up alone, but holds into her toes and falls to her side (so cute to watch).

Favourite Toys:

Fisher and Price Laugh and Learn Laptop. She loves this, it has 12 different songs and teaches her numbers, letters, shapes and colours. It's one of my mummy favourites because of the educational aspect to it, and the little mouse on the bottom right is too cute.

Fisher and Price Clack and Play Crab. Possum likes this for the little balls on the claw and she likes to look at herself in the mirror too.

Here are a few of her favourite books, Fisher and Price My first book set, which teaches kids colours, animals, the alphabet and where animals live. The smaller books are sing -along nursery rhymes.

Lamaze soft sorter. This toy is meant to be for 9 months + but because it's soft, munchkin likes playing with the shapes , I sit down with her and help her put the shapes in the corresponding sides, and she likes the sounds each shape makes, (they have bells and whistle in them). 

Here she is, ready to go out with daddy for an afternoon walk.
OOTD:
Bebe floral romper in size 00. I love the frills on the sleeve, it was a gift from a dear friend.
And Bonds summer hat, it was warm that afternoon, I'm yet to buy her some winter hats. It's on my 'to do' list.

Hope everyone had a great hump day.

xox

What's in my Diaper/ Nappy Bag (at 5 months)

I thought it might be interesting to do a 'what's in my nappy bag' blog. I'll try and keep it as simple and minimal as possible, but I'm still at a stage where I take a bag full of things when I go out with munchkin. It DOES depend on where we are going, weather, how long we're staying out for etc. I do pack her bag each time we go out, Melbourne weather is so unpredictable I pack different outfits depending on the weather forecast, (Yes, a lot to think about when you have a little one).

The two things that are not in the bag, but I do keep in the car are possum's jacket and a thick blanket , along with a few toys she's got in the back seat.

So firstly the diaper bag I have been using is the Oroton essential baby bag satchel. I purchased this when I was around 6 months pregnant, it was on sale, so I thought it was the perfect time to snatch it up. It comes with a change pad, bottle warmer and two purses ( medium and large). It's a decent size bag, with several compartments and a bottle pouch on each side. 

Here is the checklist I adhered to, when shopping for a Nappy bag.

• Must be large enough to fit a change pad, and several other items. Size was important to me.
• I didn't want tote looking bag, I wanted something that I could swing over my shoulder so I could have my hands free at all times. The last thing I wanted to worry about was holding bub in one hand and the bag in the other, and this bag is great, it has the long adjustable handles, so FREE hands Yaay!
• I was looking for a bag with a bottle holder (I didn't want any milk spillage anywhere in the bag). If any of you have this on your checklist you can say goodbye to all handbags, totes etc. You would most likely be looking for a nappy/ diaper bag to accommodate for this fit. 
• And lastly, I wanted a bag with a few different pockets to get all my stuff organised, and have certain things in certain places. I don't like rummaging through bags to find things, ( that's what tends to happen when I have one large pocketed bag).

Ok so let's get started.

1. Cotton muslin wrap, I use this for anything and everything. As a light blanket, feeding cover, pram liner (if her liner gets soiled), towel, to clean up mess. Muslim wraps are great for all things, and this particular one is by 'and the little dog laughed', it's extra large, hence it can be used for all sorts of lovely  surprises.

2. This is the matching burp cloth by 'and the little dog laughed'. 

3. A sun hat. I tend to carry one in the bag for possum, I usually take her out during the day so it's a MUST for sunny afternoons, this one is a Bonds hat.

4. Clothing. I usually carry 2 sets for my baby bear (depending on the weather). This is a long sleeved knitted romper from Mothercare. 

5. Dribble bib. This one's from 'Hapy hippy kids'.

6. Socks, munchkin is always biting her socks and pulling them off, I usually have an extra pair on hand. 

7. Top, you can never have too many clothes in the nappy bag. This one is a Max & Tilly. 

8. Digital thermometer. I feel comfortable knowing I have one in the bag, this one is from 'Safety 1st' and I have 2 of these,  it takes 2 seconds to check her temperature. I definitely recommend this for all moms. I keep one in her bag and one at home by my bedside. 

9. Sudocream. My 'go to' nappy cream, it soothes nappy rash in a day. 

10. Baby Panadol,  I keep this in her bag just as precaution. 

11. Baby wipes.  ( I always make sure it's a near- new pack or one that has more than half, you don't want to be in a situation where you don't have enough)

12. Nappies. ( I usually pack 4-5)

13. The change mat is  Spencer and Rutherford, a good size and fits perfectly in the nappy bag. 

14. Scented nappy bags. (oh, a must have for those explosions haha)

15. Bottles, I usually take 1-2 on the road. I still breast feed, so these are just really for back up. I use both Avent and Mothercare bottles, I prefer the Avent ones. 

16. Formula. I refill her formula container before we head out, it's enough for 3-4 bottles.

17. Baby food. These are 4month + baby food packets, missy never finishes a whole pack, it usually lasts for 2 meals. 

18. Spoon attachments. Now these are GREAT, instead of carrying containers , you attached the little spoon to the food pouch and feed your child directly from it, just squeezing out enough for each spoon. And there you have it, a mess free meal!( I wish haha)

19. Thermos. I take the thermos out for longer outings, where I need warm boiled water on hand. It's the 'Thermos' brand and keeps liquid hot or cold for 24 hours. 

20. Disposable bibs, I carry either these Heinz disposables or Mothercare water resistant bibs for meal time. I prefer the disposables when I'm out, as it saves me from washing a heavily stained bib when I get home. 

Here are the mummy items.

21. Sunglasses, I need my sunny's for driving.

22. Car keys are an obvious when it's missy and I having a day out.

23. My purse with goodies. I keep my little must haves in here, hand sanitiser, Marc Jacobs Daisy Mini, Revlon colourburst gloss in pink ice and for a bit of colour Revlon balm stain in 055 (Adore). I keep these in my Coach wristlet purse. 

24. Wallet, is an obvious. Can't go anywhere without it, (mind you, I have forgotten it on a few occasions, don't know where my head was at then haha). 

And that's it! This took me longer than I expected. Hope you all had a great weekend.

xox

Wonderful Weekends- Weddings and more

We had a so what chilled Saturday on Labour day- long weekend. Woke up at a descent time and relaxed with some movies in the morning. Munchkin has no issue in sleeping through the mornings, she  normally wakes up around 11.30am-12.00, which is great for me to sleep-in as well, and wake up just in time for Ellen, on weekdays that is (love Ellen!).

On Saturday night we caught up with some friends.  We got home quiet late, but possum was fine, she did have a few mini naps , but fell straight to bed when we got home, which worked perfectly for me, gave me a good 6-7 hours shut eye with no interruptions.

Melbourne gave us some beautiful weather over the long weekend. Here's little Miss's outfit as well as mine on Saturday night.

Little R's OOTD.

This dress was a gift, it's pure cotton, with self-colour embroidery in size 6-9 months, ( definitely a lot smaller than usually sizing, as R has not moved to 6 month sizing yet).  I had a cardigan over the dress due to the weather cooling down in the evening. This is a Pumpkin Patch cardigan, and would you believe 0-3 months. (Little miss is still small, either that or Pumpkin patch sizing is large).

With that she wore Mary jane socks in peach, white bloomers which have lace frills on them, ( so cute, it was a gift from a friend) and her Laynie bug bow in white and headband in orange.

I'm wearing a blue top from a small clothing store near my house, leggings from Target and the lace cardigan from Dotti. Shoes are Novo, from a few season's ago, (I haven't worn them in awhile, but they're a perfect comfortable heal to be worn when holding Missy.)

I wore minimal jewellery that night, than what I would usually wear. On my left hand I had my Tiffany bead bracelet, and white-gold thumb ring. On my right hand I wore my rose and silver coin ring, I purchased this from 'Home on earth', a gift store that recently started selling some gorgeous jewellery pieces. The earrings are my rose gold diamond studs, which was a birthday present from mum last year.

Sunday we were at a wedding. It was a beautiful occasion ( I love weddings, and being apart of it) with great food, and some good old-school music. They had the same DJ we had at our reception, he is amazing and plays some great old R&B hits. Munchkin was pretty good for most of the night, and knowing our luck she started her little tantrum when the speeches were on. She was fine once we took her out to the foyer for a walk, she just wanted to be rocked to sleep, which she did and went down for a good 2 and a half hours.

Possum's OOTD.

This dress was a gift from family overseas, and fit her perfectly on the night, I doubt she will get any further wear out of it, as it fit her like it was made to order. It has cream silk lining, and one layer of tulle over it, and pearl beads across the waist. The sizing on it is 's'.  With that she wore her Osh Kosh shoes size 1, white denier stockings from 'Bamboo children's wear' (I can't recall the size) and the headband is from Ebay. 

Half way through the night, when it got slightly cooler, I did pop this knitted cardigan on Missy, it's in size 3-6 months from Zara.


It's been nearly a week since I've updated my blog, but expect to see more frequent blogs in the near future.

For now, xox.

Online Baby Haul - Nestling, Happyhippykids and Beanandme

Sunday Fundays - Aarav's 2nd Birthday

Rayah was invited to Aarav's 2nd birthday on the weekend. Aarav is our immediate neighbour, we usually hear him playing with his dog, he's a cute little boy. They were saying that Rayah's cry's are pretty loud and that she could be heard when we've got the doors open. She is very loud actually, I sometimes wonder how she would be when she's a few years older. (hopefully her voice will get softer not louder haha)

Munchkin is getting better with people holding her. Aarav's mum was holding her most of the time, and she was completely fine. The same happened when a close girlfriend came over for a visit a few days ago, she was laughing and talking her baby talk when being held. It's definitely a relief to know she's gotten over the 'stranger danger' phase. It just makes it easier knowing I can hand her over to someone else when we're out. 

 Aarav's present wrapped up, I did this in a hurry when baby girl was asleep, that's when I try and get most housework done and everything else I need to do in the day. Because she still has her afternoon naps, it gives me time to do other things (like the laundry which is forever never ending) during the day. So I probably have a lot of people wondering where I get the time for blogging, it's usually at night, when everyone's asleep or just randomly during the day when I have a spare few minutes.


Rayah's OOTD( Outfit of the day)

This butterfly dress was a gift, it's similar to another dress I have on a previous blog. (green cupcake one). I just love these dresses, I think it's the combination of the tiny checks with little puffed sleeves.

I initially had her  in these shoes, they're from Cotton on Kids, but later put socks on her due to the change in weather.  And the bow headband is from Laynie Bug Designs. 

Wednesday Friends Day- Playgroup

Wednesday's are our playgroup days. It's been this way since munchkin was a little bub. From memory we joined the mothers group when she was 6 weeks old and it went on for 6 weeks. We continued with the same group of mothers onto playgroup at our local community centre.

If you are an expectant mother or a new mum, I would definitely recommend going along to your local mothers group sessions. It was great to have a health nurse/ professionals discuss different topics each week, from having a podiatrist come in to talk about baby feet and how to health it healthy, to discussing baby meal plans and what types of food to introduce to you baby each month.  The main reason I went along was to meet  new mums and babies, and to just enjoy some time with others. I hated the thought of being couped up indoors the whole time.

Instead of using google as my 'go to' encyclopedia, it was a breathe of fresh to actually TALK to someone who is going through similar things as you. Sometimes, it was just something as small as, ' my  baby is sleeping ALL the time is that normal'? (this was when she was a few weeks old).  And low and behold I felt a lot better when another mums would say the same.

I always look forward to catching up with other mum's and their babies, and munchkin seems to enjoy it too.

So here's Rayah outfit of the day.

 The  Guess top is in size 3-6 months, it was a gift and came with matching tutu shorts. The Lonsdale pants are also size 3-6 months. These two brands make their clothing slightly smaller than others.

I can't remember where these socks are from but they came in a pack of three.  And the bow headband is from Little Miss Jewelz (I'll have the link below).

I ended up popping a long sleeved onesie on possum, it was windy outside. It's from Target in size 3-6 months, comes in a pack of 3. I love her cheeky little smile in this photo.

Here's a snap from playgroup, only photo I took that day. I'll be sure to take more photos next week, if the parents don't mind it being published.

xox

Little Miss Jewelz

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