Productopia

The bed is a very anxious place for 22 percent of Americans. Why? Performance issues. The nightly dance of tossing and turning to fall and stay asleep leads many to try either prescription or over-the-counter sleeping pills: Hypnotics and sedatives accounted for 63 million prescriptions filled in 2011, according to IMS Health. However, doing the mambo with the synthetic Sandman could come with serious health and safety risks. Read more

Ahhhh ...  to have a baby like a celebrity. Money is no object. You don't have to create a budget to afford all the necessary gadgets and still buy diapers. Baby manufacturers beg you to accept (and be seen and photographed with) their products; creating a tacit endorsement without having to pay those pesky client fees. The paparazzi hound you and your little bundle with every step you take, every stroll you make...

Okay, maybe that last one not so much, but these strollers have that covered. All in this line up include canopies that completely cover your little paparazzi magnet. What they usually don't include -- in spite of price tags that can top out at $1,500 or more --  are basic accessories like cup holders, but if you can afford the basic package, you can spring for another $30 or so. These six strollers are often photographed cradling the diapered darlings of the rich and famous. Got a few bucks to spare? You can stroll in style too. Read more

If you have children in your household, you'll want to pay attention to several of this week's recalls. Triaminic, Theraflu and MegaFood One Daily supplements were recalled for failure to meet child resistance standards. And Bexco Enterprises and Gemme Juvenile recalled certain dressers after reports of toddler deaths from the dressers tipping over when children climb on them or their drawers.

For these and other recalls, read on. Read more

If you recently acquired a new smartphone or tablet, but find yourself a bit lost as to which apps would be best to download, you aren't alone. "I love my new iPhone, but there are so many app choices that I didn't even know where to start at first," says Jen Conner, an iPhone owner from Indianapolis.

According to Apple, in 2012 nearly 20 billion apps were downloaded by their customers. "The revolutionary App Store offers more than 775,000 apps to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users in 155 countries around the world, with more than 300,000 native iPad apps available."

With so many different apps available, if you've never used a tablet before, then you may be unsure of which apps would be best to download. Since some apps cost money, and all apps take up space on your device, you don't want to just start downloading hundreds of apps without knowing which ones are best for beginners. Read more