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Did Your Kids Get Sick Over the Holidays?
Holidays don't always go the way we plan them. Instead of spending the week playing with new toys and visiting with rarely seen friends and family members, my tots were quarantined due to double illnesses. We spent one night at an emergency clinic, and the following day at a pediatrician's office thanks to a double ear infection and a horrible case of herpengina.
Tell Mommy: What's Your Favorite Holiday Memory?
Hark the herald angels have sung, and the holidays are nearly over. Sixty-five percent of you said Santa met your family's expectations this year, but what was the favorite memory born from this year's celebrations? Was it the gifts, the meals, the board games, or the silly smiles between shopping and party shuffling?
Did Santa Meet, Surpass or Fall Short of Expectations?
The wrapping paper is all crumbled up, and the milk and cookies are long gone. Now that Saint Nick has come and gone, we want to know how the old man did this year.
When we inquired about holiday budgets, some parents planned on a thrifty $50 limit per child while others expected to spend $1,500 or more.
Happy Holidays!
Wishing you and your loved ones all the very best this holiday season. We hope the pitter patter of wee feet keep you cheerful while you cherish the moments with other family and friends. Now go enjoy some eggnog with that cute lil family of yours!
Sparkly Shoes For Seasonal Soirees
Baby won't have to click her heels three times to get her wish if mama presents her with these adorable sparkly red shoes for her holiday fetes. Whether the family is heading out to the local burger joint or dressing up for a special occasion, lil darlings will feel like the belle of the ball in the glittery gear. Jeans and a tee will look ten times more festive with reflective ballet flats and pageant gowns will have a spark of personality with a bit of glitz peeking out down below.
Gifts Galore: Presents For the 12 Ages of Christmas
As dazzling as five golden rings may sound and as practical as three French hens may be, we have a feeling most kids will want for something else this holiday season. Instead of hitting the store with an unknown goal in mind, check out our 12 Ages of Christmas gift guide and see if you are inspired by these fabulously fun tot treasures.
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Small Stocking Stuffers For Baby
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care with hopes that they'd soon be stuffed with good fare. Good lil boys and girls race to their oversized velvet socks to see what small treats Santa has left them. They may not know the drill yet, but wee ones deserve just as much loot as their older counterparts.
Bringing Sexy Back: Shopping Date
Forget eating... the couple that shops together, stays together. Instead of heading out on a shopping trip all on her lonesome, mama should consider hiring a babysitter for the daytime so she and her loved one can tackle the toy tasks together.
6 Simple Holiday Survival Suggestions
The countdown to Christmas is on and if you're anything like me you are overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tasks that need to be accomplished and gifts that need to be assembled before that magical morning. We've got you covered with gift suggestions for every age group if you still need to shop, but here are some simple tips for surviving and thriving on the home front.
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Tell Mommy: What's Your Favorite Holiday Tradition?
The holidays are ripe with rich family traditions — from opening one present on Christmas Eve, making homemade treats, cutting down a tree to wearing silly matching PJs and giving dad or grandpa the gift of ugly ties. In my family, taking a photo of the entire crew in their Christmas Day garb has been a staple tradition since I was a child, but we sneak in plenty of more seasonal and fun customs — especially now that the "kids" have kids — like making popcorn and watching Christmas flicks and eating my aunt's almost inedible fruitcake. What is your family's favorite holiday practice?
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