Archive for January, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Baby,
Gifts
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The My Brest Friend nursing pillow is on my short list of essential products for a new breastfeeding mom. Unfortunately, I didn’t get one of these until my second child. Silly me. I even went to a breastfeeding class when pregnant with my first baby, and the instructor told us that we needed to get [...]
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Fashion
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The race is heating up. My best guess is that it will be an Obama vs. McCain election. Time to start showing support for our candidates, right? And what better way than with a cute retro t-shirt? These are a few I found at cafepress.com
This site sells tons of t-shirts, mugs, pillows, bibs, onesies and [...]
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Decorating,
Gifts,
Kids,
Organizing
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I have seen so many items made out of cardboard lately — everything from the tabletop puppet theater we bought for $4 at IKEA a few weeks ago to an actual cardboard crib that costs hundreds of dollars.
These cardboard suitcases from Feather Your Nest are the cutest things I’ve seen in a while - either [...]
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Monday, January 28, 2008
Fashion,
Gifts,
Kids
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If you’re looking for a Croc alternative for springtime, hip Brazilian flip-flip maker Havaianas now makes itty bitty sandals for tots. The sizes start at 17/18, which is the equivalent to a US size 4/4.5. The baby sizes have a strap on the back to help keep the shoes on your new walker’s feet.
They [...]
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
Food & Drink,
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This peanut butter & jelly spreader from Williams-Sonoma looks so yummy, I want to take a lick. It’s one of the many new kids kitchen items at the wsKids section of Williams-Sonoma.com.
Wouldn’t this make a fun little gift for the host of kid-centric event, paired with an unusual peanut butter? Maybe P.B. loco’s Peanut Butter [...]
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
Baby,
Gifts,
Kids
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There are three reasons why I need to get some Bumkins Waterproof Bibs. First, my friend Ashleigh has long recommended these as great bibs to take along in your bag because they fold down to practically nothing and they dry super-quick. Next, my daughter is transitioning from the sippy cup, we we could really use [...]
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Fashion,
Gifts,
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If you’re looking for a stylish grocery basket with a flat bottom, I love the look of these German Reisenthel Market Baskets. Also good for picnicking in the park, going to the farmer’s market, gathering vegetables from the garden, or other European countryside-like activities. Available in red, black, olive, or flora print.
On a related note, [...]
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Kids
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My son loves construction. Seeing a Road Work Ahead sign is cause for celebration. He was telling me this afternoon that he wished his play construction set had a Detour sign. I had a eureka moment when I thought to use Google and find some Detour sign graphics to print out and make our own [...]
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Monday, January 21, 2008
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The 12-year old in me loves this candy heart journal and Necco Sweethearts-inspired fragrance. I’ve written about these recycled journals before, and can now vouch for the great quality since receiving my Cinnamon Life book.
And if you’re ever looking for unusual fragrances, you should check out demeterfragrance.com. They have a strangely comprehensive selection of [...]
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
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I spent much of the day cutting out hearts with my kids and decorating the house, so I’m very much in the Valentine state of mind. I like the thought of surprising my kids with Valentine crowns and having a special Valentine’s Day breakfast.
I am newly inspired by the blog simply breakfast which features [...]
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