Aug 22, 2008 -
Preparing for baby number two has got me nesting and reconfiguring nurseries and bedrooms. Not wanting to spend a huge amount on another glider, I started searching for a comfortable yet modern rocker for my toddler's bedroom. If I had the extra money, I might splurge on the sassy brown swank chair, as the padded arms look quite comfy.
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Mar 08, 2008 -
This polka dotted object has a purpose that serves to tidy up an already clean area. Can you guess what it is?
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Jan 03, 2008 -
My daughter has accumulated quite a little library of books for such a small person. Her bookcase cannot squeeze one more Sandra Boynton book onto its shelves. As I have started to use other spaces in her room, I quickly realized I needed something to keep the books in place.
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Nov 28, 2007 -
If you've got kids that love playing trucks, these streamline designed "beans" will keep them safely occupied for hours. Made of sustainably harvested Vermont maple wood and lead-free paint, these non-toxic, Eco-friendly toys literally buy parents a piece of mind. The Big Bean Fire Engine($28), Lil Bean Taxi ($24), and Big Bean School Bus ($28) are ergonomically constructed to be handled by small hands.
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Nov 14, 2007 -
With so many highchairs out there in babyland, it's hard to choose one. The chic minimalist design seems to be quite popular these days. And, while highchair makers have taken note, the price tags on some of these bad boys run upwards of $400.
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Nov 19, 2009 -
Known as the buttoned-up and tightly wound kitchen queen on Desperate Housewives, Marcia Cross appears to be quite the opposite when seen about town toting her two tots to the local playground for a swing in the park or a roll in the grass. Though the multitasking mum certainly has her hands full and plenty of mouths to feed in her own home, the drama mama took time out of her Sunday afternoon to dish on motherhood, balancing a career, her fortunate life and how she gives back to the community.
How do you teach your children about giving back?
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Oct 29, 2009 -
Mamas will do just about anything to get a good giggle out of their lil one. When the standard laugh inducing gestures don't earn as much as a smile, jumping up and down, tearing newspaper, and singing "Jingle Bells" in August might just do the trick. The mother in the clip above said she hopped around the kitchen like a rabbit, sending her young lad into hysterics.
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Oct 20, 2009 -
There's something about a man, er child, in a uniform. If mama thinks she loves fleet week for the handsome sailors, imagine her reaction when she dresses her babe up in the pressed navy gear. If her lad prefers land over sea, mommy can check out the fireman and sheriff attire for a different line of duty.
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