October 2006
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Peg-Perego Vespa Scooter
Fetch mommy a cappuccino, would you darling?
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Rocking Boat
Like a teeter-totter, but without all the nasty collateral damage.
$139 at Hearth Song | Buy
(Item no longer available.)
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bumGenius Cloth Diaper
Reader Kylee swears by these cloth diapers. They have stretchy tabs and hook loop fasteners, and require no extra cover.
$15 at Cotton Babies | Buy
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Dad Field Bag
Are you carrying a laptop, or a day’s worth of Cheerios?
$150 at Room & Company | Buy
(Price includes shipping.)
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Lucha Libre Toy Wrestlers
I’m on a Lucha Libre kick right now. Lucha Libre never stops being awesome.
$2 at Corazon Fair Trade | Buy
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Holiday Stamp and Wrap Kit
Did you seriously buy wire-trimmed shaping ribbon and double-sided sticky tape so the tape doesn’t show when you wrap your gifts? Honey, put a little rum in your cider and let your kids make the gift wrap this year.
$25 at Hearthsong | Buy
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Baby Princess Leia Costume
Please buy this. I don’t care if you have a boy. No one will be able to tell once you put the hat on him.
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Pink Striped Ribbon Belt
Sheila Sheffler de la Cruz wrote in to say: “I just bought a great and very styley product for my almost-3-year-old twins. They’re called Myself Belts and they are quite amazing. I got the Beep Beep for my son and pink ribbon for my daughter and they love them, and can actually use them themselves for easy potty-ing once Daddy or I first install them in the morning. I had been frustrated at trying to find pants that fit just right, especially for my tall and skinny son, and the belts available in most stores either drooped down (slide close) or were impossible for him (buckle close). This is just the ticket.” I agree. You just snap one end on through a belt buckle loop, and your kids fasten and unfasten the belts using a Velcro closure. Clever.
$15 at Myself Belts | Buy
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Solar Powered Helicopter
You set this little helicopter in the sun, and the propeller spins on its own. It comes in several colors and doesn’t actually fly, so your china is safe. Thanks, Robert Yang!












