The Bahamas International Securities Exchange (BISX) is pleased to announce that shares of the W Invest Fund Limited, SAC Segregated Account A have successfully completed the BISX mutual fund listing process. As a result, these shares have now been added to the roster of funds listed on the exchange.

The W Invest Fund Limited, SAC Segregated Account A is an open-ended investment fund of W Invest Fund Limited, incorporated as an international business company under the laws of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas and restructured as a segregated accounts company as defined in the Segregated Accounts Companies Act, 2004.

BISX Chief Executive Officer Keith Davies commented on the listing of the mutual fund.

"We are pleased to have been able to provide a platform where the creativity and innovation of our financial service providers can be put to good use for the benefit of investors. W Invest Fund Limited, SAC Segregated Account A serves as the first fund to be listed by the The Winterbotham Trust Company Limited as sponsor member. Winterbotham is an original shareholder of BISX and continues to support the exchange by bringing unique investment products to the exchange."

In speaking of the listing, Ivan Hopper, chief executive officer of The Winterbotham Trust Company Limited stated: "We are extremely pleased to have listed W Invest Fund Limited A shares, with other classes to follow soon. We are also certain of further fund listings. Our company is the largest fund administrator by number of funds in The Bahamas and we expect to continue to sponsor funds to become listed on the exchange. Listing is key as it further enhances our offering and our ability to attract funds to The Bahamas."

The Winterbotham Trust Company Limited served as the BISX sponsor member that brought the fund to the Exchange. The company has been appointed as the administrator to the fund.

As your baby transitions from baby to toddler, be prepared for lots of tumbles, bumps and bruises -- it's a part of a baby exploring their environment and the world around them.  They are in essence, fearless explorers. This is a very busy period for most parents. Gone are the days where you could sit and watch your baby happily playing on a blanket with a few toys, or eating Cheerios, amusing themselves while you scurry to cook dinner. They have now discovered movement and motion and make it their mission to become mobile as fast as possible.

Although it is beautiful to watch your child learn and experience life through their innocent eyes and inquisitive minds, you must be aware of the potential hazards our world provides them, as a result, baby-proofing your home is essential to keeping your baby as safe as possible.

Invest in electrical wall plugs. These are simple plastic pugs that are inserted in the electrical outlet to block it, preventing your baby from putting objects, their finger, tongue or anything else their little minds conceive of into it. They are very cost effective and come in packs of six or more. You can find them in clear and white typically, so they won't present an interior fashion faux par. You wouldn't want anything bright and colorful as this may draw your toddler to it.

Glass objects and tables corners may seem innocent, but in the toddler's world, they are hazards. Their little fingers move faster than you can imagine. They will try to touch, feel, and climb any and everything. They are developing their sensory skills, which is necessary to their development.

Safe sensory play can be done quite easily in many other ways. I suggest you move all of your breakable objects out of your baby's reach and sight. In addition, making your table edges safe for baby is very important. Given that tables and coffee table edges are typically quite low to the ground, when babies tumble, and lose their balance, it can put them right in the line of one of those corners.

I've see some people attempt to tape up the corners of the tables, but this can ruin your table's finish. These days you can get corner guards, which adhere to the corners of both the table and the coffee table. They have tape adhesive and won't ruin your table's finish. They also come in a selection of colors to match to your table.

Bath time can be so much fun for your kiddies, but as they get older they want to stand up, and jump around and they can slip, so I definitely recommend an anti-slip bath mat and a faucet protector. The bath mat can prevent your child from sliding when standing. If you don't want a bath mat, you can opt for the stickers that stick on the bottom of the shower or bath tub that do the same thing. Additionally, a faucet protector is a guard that goes over the faucet spout and acts like a cushion, preventing your child from injuring their head, face or body in the event that they fall in the tub. I know a place where you can get a really nice, yellow duck faucet protector. They're super cute.

This time in your child's life is a rite of passage. They're going to fall and get bumps and bruises -- it's a part of growing and learning to walk. Do your part to make their world as safe as possible, and never leave your baby unattended and out of your sight, they get into things we can't even imagine, so happy baby-proofing.

Love and hugs.

o Bianca Carter is a certified lactation counselor (CLC), and founder of Bun in the Oven. For more information, give us a call at 601-6977 or visit us at the Harbour Bay Shopping Plaza, next to Starbucks. Follow us on facebook at babybunintheoven, email us at info@babybunintheoven.com, visit us at www.babybunintheoven.com.

Heineken is changing the local entertainment scene with the launch of its Heineken Red Star Access concert series, a showcase of live musical concerts and events by the industry’s hottest artists and entertainers. Grammy-nominated artist, 2 Chainz will headline the first concert at 9pm on February 14 at the Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium.

“The Heineken Red Star Access series will transform the nightlife and party experience of Nassau,” says Janay Symonette, Heineken Brand Manager. “We will transform the National Stadium to create a unique experience where all of our patrons can enjoy a night like none other. We’re expecting 2 Chainz to provide an awesome performance and set the pace for our concert series. We have a stellar cache of artists in the lineup for our remaining concerts and are excited to share this caliber of entertainment with the Bahamian consumer. ”

Born and raised in College Park, Georgia, 2 Chainz has had a successful solo career and has collaborated on projects with Pharell Williams, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, Juicy J and others. Widely known for hits Feds Watching and Where U Been and featured on Bands a Make Her Dance and Bubble Butt, 2 Chainz fans will be in for a show.

“With limited ticket availability and ticket sales only until 3pm on the day of the event, we urge concert-goers to purchase their tickets in advance to ensure they do not miss out on this experience, Symonette adds. “Additionally, all patrons will have a premium view of the stage as we are offering only two sections, either VIP or Star Access. This will be one concert-goers will not soon forget.”

VIP tickets are $40 (includes two complimentary Heineken) and all-inclusive Star Access tickets are $150 (all-inclusive) and can be purchased from Burns House or Butler & Sands locations and the National Stadium.

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TOURISM Minister Obie Wilchcombe said yesterday the Bahamas Junkanoo Carnival Commission will take the Christian Council's recent concerns regarding the upcoming festival "into consideration" but stressed that celebration will encourage "Bahamianism" and not "sins of the flesh."