Lena Loves… DaysAgo Day Counter CLOSED
The DaysAgo Digital Day Counter – now this is a product no Mommy should be without!
Last year, while introducing Ryder to solids, I had a mishmash of homemade baby food, jarred goodies, and of course, the dreaded baby cereal. The homemade food wasn’t really a problem to manage, as it was mostly frozen and required quick thawing and heating. The jarred food, on the other hand, was the bane of my existence. Ryder never seemed willing to finish an entire jar at one sitting, so I would have refrigerate the remainders for the following meal or day.
Then, of course, Mike would come along and open a new jar, only to realize after the fact that a partially enjoyed jar of banana puree was already in the fridge. Multiply this scenario with forgotten jars wedged behind a cantaloupe, a refusal to eat by a picky baby, and/or buffet-style sampling, and I would end up throwing the whole lot in the garbage, not sure which items had been opened more than 48 hours ago.
I suppose I don’t have to tell you we were thrilled when Ryder moved on to table food :)
However, had I known about DaysAgo Digital Day Counters at the time, my life would have been so much easier!
The DaysAgo Digital Day Counter is the first and only digital day counter that attaches to a variety of surfaces with a magnetic or suction backing and counts up to 99 days. It’s a simple gadget that is re-usable, versatile and helps save money. You can use it on food containers to let you know how many days ago you opened it, closed it, tried it, sauced it, grew it, etc. As for leftovers, it eliminates the doubt about when to throw it out.
Beyond its functionality as a cool kitchen gadget, the DaysAgo timer can be used in every room in your house! In the family room, track how long it’s been since you watered the plants or changed the fish tank filter. In the bathroom, track how long it’s been since you’ve taken your medication. Outside, track how many days it’s been since you fertilized the vegetable garden.
The timer is a breeze to use! After opening the package, there is a removable clear plastic tab on the side of each DaysAgo unit. Pull the tab slowly and completely – this action will automatically engage the battery inside of the DaysAgo so that the unit will be ready to operate. Press and hold the button for five seconds to begin counting elapsed days. Reset by pressing and holding the button for five seconds. (If desired, you can also press the button once to view hours elapsed.)
And that’s it! The perfect way to keep track of perishable items, leftovers, fresh meats, bottled sauces and more! You’ll never have to ask “Does this smell funny?” again – rather than trusting your hazy memory, you can now have a cool little gadget keeping track of the important stuff for you. Like, you know, how to avoid food poisoning.
I tested this wonderful product through PTPA, and was thoroughly impressed with the simple features, slim design, and dependable output. It’s truly one of those products you can’t believe you ever lived without – and since receiving a 2-pack for review, I have purchased 4 more 2-packs in anticipation of refrigerated breastmilk/formula bottles, loads of leftovers, and the dreaded sampled jars of baby food. The battery lasts about 18 months and can be replaced – making it the kind of gizmo no home should be without.
DaysAgo Digital Day Counters come in three convenient formats:
Magnetic: Snaps to most metal surfaces; perfect for jar lids and refrigerators.
Suction: Sticks to most smooth surfaces; great for plastic and glass containers.
Band: Great for bottles, jars, and glass containers.
All are sold in packs of 2, available online or at a store near you. In Canada, you can find DaysAgo at Home Outfitters locations nationwide, and at the Safety Superstore.
Click here to visit the DaysAgo website.
Now tell me this – How many days has it been since you won a fabulous contest? This may be your lucky day!
double u products, maker of the DaysAgo Digital Day Counter, has generously offered three (3) Listen to Lena! readers the chance to win a 2-pack of Suction DaysAgo! To enter, simply tell us what you would attach the counter to… or suggest a cool, new way to use DaysAgo! (I’m thinking, “How Many Days Ago” did hubby toss his dirty socks in the corner of the bedroom… let’s just see how many days elapse before he places them in the clothes hamper!) I’ll draw for three winners on Sunday.
Thanks to double u products for sponsoring the giveaway, and good luck everybody!








Zoiysiabean said: I have been my 4 yr olds teacher in “school” since he started when he was 18 months old. In August he starts VPK and it will be the first year that I will not be his teacher. I think these are a wonderful idea to keep him comforted throughout the day when I am not there to do it. I love the first volume with the simple I love you message along with the trivia fun fact about the crocodile! Something any 4 year old would love to learn about.

I immediately tore into the Lunchbox Love for Kids, as I had heard wonderful feedback about their “100% Heartfelt, No Phoney Baloney” sayings. My favourite sayings included:
I simply can’t wait for Ryder to go off to school so I can pack these in his lunchbox! I think they’re a wonderfully sincere way of reminding your little ones how special they are, while making them the go-to person for sharing cool info tidbits! Included in each pack are two blank love cards, which you can personalize any way you’d like. Hmm… based on Ryder’s energetic persona, I can foresee “I love your wonderful spirit” and “Don’t forget to stop and take a breather” cards!
He was so surprised and touched to receive this small sentiment – proving that a few loving words go a very long way. The card came straight from the Lunchbox Love for Those You Appreciate pack – and I’ve already set aside other sayings for all the special people in my life. To my friends and family – look for a little love from me soon!
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Silverbullet71 said: I would love to win some new and improved diapers because my 10 month old is really on the move these days! She’s been crawling, walking (while holding furniture) and climbing whenever she can! I’m exhausted just trying to keep up with her :)
Rhonda Said: I think a retractable gate is an awesome idea. We already use a harness as the sidewalk we walk down the most is right up against a major road and one little misstep would be a disaster. I also got much use out of the mesh stroller bag as my stroller had no basket so it was great.



My hope is that I’ll be able to update this page with photos of my awesome retractable gate withing the next few days.





To enter, simply leave a comment to let us know what intrigues you about the new Dry Max diapers, or simply why you’d like to win! I’ll draw for a winner on Sunday. Thanks to Pampers for sponsoring the giveaway, and good luck everybody!

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