October 2012
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Ohlala Beret
She might fight you to keep her hat on, but once she sees this miniature version of the beret all of the cool, big girls are wearing, she will have this cozy knit hat on faster than you can say, “oh la la”.
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Girls Toggle Puffer
That bus stop gets seriously freezing cold in the morning. Arm your little girl with the warmest and coolest-looking coat. Down filling will keep her warm while the faux-fur lined hood will block out nasty winter gales.
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Boys Chill Chaser Sherpa Coat
Sherpa fleece- does anything sound warmer than that? This cozy coat from Hanna Andersson keeps littles ones toasty without adding too much bulk, leaving them free to play outside on the chilliest days.
$39 at Hanna Andersson | Buy
(On sale)
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Muno Laplander Hat
We dare you not to smile when seeing this one-eyed hat running around the playground. Also, if you add a red sweatsuit, your kid’s Yo Gabba Gabba-inspired Halloween costume is done!
$16 at Neato Shop | Buy
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Alpaca Baby Booties
If you’re looking to seriously impress a new baby (or its parents, more accurately) give them the softest, cushiest pair of booties out there. Choose a pastel pair of 100% Alpaca fur baby shoes to give Junior the toastiest toes in the nursery.
$98 at Gracious Style | Buy
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Temporary Tattoos For Rubber Tipped Shoes
Kids love simultaneously looking like everyone else but doing their own thing. Their basic pair of sneakers can get the personalized treatment thanks to Addatoos, clever tattoos for shoes. The same shoes as the rest of their friends paired with their own combination of bows, moustaches and more make this set an inexpensive way to make your creative kids’ day.
$10 at Spoon Sisters | Buy
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Coloring Posters
No, you cannot draw on the walls- unless there are cleverly designed coloring posters already up. The charming illustrations of artist Roxy Marj Barrus will delight little ones and parents alike while protecting the wallpaper from a Crayola-wielding future Picasso.
(set of 4)
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Chalkboard Carryall
For the busy pretend-teacher on the move, a handled chalkboard in an easy to carry size fits the bill. Pack up her mini schoolroom when the lesson is done and keep all of that dusty chalk well contained.
$18 at Apartment 48 | Buy
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Where The Wild Things Are Max Costume
They are all wild things on Halloween night, so this costume from the classic book Where The Wild Things Are is playfully apropriate. Channel your child’s inner Max and let him run just a little wild for one night.
$59 at Pottery Barn Kids | Buy
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Deep Sea Infant Costume
Welcome to the cutest thing you will see today. If your baby is a little too small to dress up from head to toe, or you just can’t be bothered, simply toss on this felt scuba mask and flippers and he is ready for the (imaginary) deep sea adventure of his life.
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No. 2 Pencil Halloween Costume
Your kid will look sharp as the perennial back-to-school staple, the #2 Pencil. Standardized test not included.
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Olivia Toddler Costume
Your little girl will delight in dressing up as her favorite porcine diva, Olivia. This toddler costume comes with a shirt, leg warmers, dress and piggy ears. Your little one completes the package with Olivia’s signature wit and sassy attitude.
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Fox Mask And Tail
A mask and tail set make for easy dress-up. BHBKidstyle handmake a slew of options, but we’re partial to this sweet fox. Pair with a color-coordinated outfit for sly trick-or-treating.
$31 at BHBKidstyle | Buy
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Sushi Costume
Make your favorite dinner come to life- the Costume Cafe will create an adorable sushi get-up for your little maki made to order, no menu required.
$65 at The Costume Cafe | Buy
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Fish Costume
The perfect twofer costume: Your kid can stand out as a bright and adorable fish while staying warm, thanks to head-to-toe fleece. After Halloween they can still rock the scaled hoodie to keep cozy in fishy fashion.
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Darth Vader Infant Bodysuit Halloween Costume
The best part of this pint-sized Darth Vader costume- besides the fact that a teeny, tiny Darth Vader is awesome- is that it is a onesie with stretchy pants and a hat. This means it is easy to get on and off and is comfortable and washable. Bonus, this cute costume is only $15, making the dark side very appealing.
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Helvetica Alphabet Short Sleeve T
Junior is a hipster-in-training, so dress him appropriately. Font-obsessed parents will fawn over this tiny ode to Helvetica.
$8 at American Apparel | Buy
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Clouds Wall Decor
Let your kids have their head in the clouds with charming wall decorations that encourage deep thinking. A trio of cute clouds will add whimsy and fun to your child’s room and a dash of inspiration to their imagination.
$56 at DwellStudio | Buy
(Set of 3)




















