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106. “A Bird in the Head Hurts” (Season 2, Episode 11)Rob and Laura try to get to the psychological root of Ritchie’s claims he’s being attacked by a giant woodpecker. But sometimes a woodpecker is just a woodpecker. “It looked like a glandular case,” Millie reports. Ritchie in a pith helmet and sunglasses earns Matthews his biggest laugh of the series.

Teething can begin as early as 3 months of age. This natural process is aided by chewing.  Just as there are benefits to avoiding plastic feeding tools, it’s also sensible to use plastic-free teething toys. Natural wood and organic wool or cotton products are beneficial.  They relieve the need to break the teeth through the gum and keep your baby safe from chemicals. Here are some of our favorite teething toys to add to your new mom registry:

The 65th annual 12th Night Christmas tree bonfire draws a crowd, so drop off your tree early and then bundle up if you live close enough and walk over as parking is limited around the park. If you have any questions, call (970) 328-9625 or email [email protected].

11. “Don’t Trip Over That Mountain” (Season 2, Episode 22)Laura’s foreboding over Rob’s first-ever ski trip is justified when he trips over a skier that had collided with a goat. Van Dyke’s deft body language trying to hide his “sprained body” from Laura is achingly funny.

They are a bit pricier, but we love these 100 percent Peruvian alpaca sweater pants! Not only are they super stylish but they are also lined in the coziest Pima cotton.

A little while before my first baby was born, I got an inkling that I might really want to have another. That inkling grew, and as that first precious year began, I started to craft a game plan.

Designed and tested in Canada, these kids’ snow boots are meant to withstand even the harshest winter outings. For babies and toddlers, the booties are designed for a quick slip on and can be worn alone or over shoes. For kids ages 1 to 6, the Scout and Trek Bootz offer slip-resistant soles and soft, velvet interior lining. Best of all, they’re lightweight, so your kiddo won’t get worn out hefting a heavy snow boot around.

When it comes to cold weather comfort for kids, the stores are still lined with products made from environmentally damaging toxic fabrics like polyester and (to the surprise of many), traditional cotton. However, as the consumer appetite for more sustainable products has grown, so has the number of companies offering eco-friendly alternatives. It’s now possible to find everything from winter Onesies to fleece mittens made from sustainable organic materials. Here are some of the most reputable brands offering high-quality organic, recycled and otherwise earth-friendly products to keep your baby or toddler warm this winter. These companies prove that going green is now mainstream, and remind us that consumers do not have to sacrifice quality or comfort to keep their kids cozy and chemical-free this holiday season.

This set is sold separately, but I highly recommend it as a combo. Both the Puff-Ball Pants and Jacket are warm and thin, meaning toddlers can run around in them and not feel like they are tiny marshmallows bumping into everything. This jacket is the first one Max didn’t put up a fight against. The pants are also great for when you need to change a diaper quickly, as it gives parents easy access for quick turnaround.

27. “Never Name a Duck” (Season 2, Episode 1)Larry Matthews’ finest half hour and a very special episode about the death of a pet to which all families can relate. The last five minutes dispense with the jokes for a heart-to-heart between Rob and the heartbroken Ritchie about real love vs. selfish love. Also of note are the revamped opening credits featuring Ron’s iconic trip over the living room ottoman. This audience-grabber, along with the show’s fortuitous move in the schedule to follow the hit show The Beverly Hillbillies, are credited with saving the show from cancellation.

The sticker versions were popular too. After seeing them on St. Charles helmets, other teams in the Columbus area also wanted them, to show support. Look closely at one of the local ice rinks, even now, and you might find one.

3. Remember, it’s easier to take off layers. So far, I am finding that putting on more layers when we are already doing our thing outside is way more of a hassle than taking them off. Before we head out on our adventure, I put a few layers on him knowing that I can easily pull one off if he is hot and fussy.