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There’s really no limit to how a Buff can be worn. From a winter hat to summer headband, from a neckwarmer to a full-coverage baklava, these versatile sleeves of polyester microfiber should be in everyone’s adventure kit, including youngsters’. The Junior line is sized down to fit ages 6 to 11 years old, though we’ve seen younger and older kids make them work. Get your kid a fun print they love, and you’ll be set all year round.

As the Season of Giving winds down, the 76ers continue their commitment to the communities in which our fans live, work and play. The team is currently on-track to volunteer more than 11,000 hours of community service this fiscal year.

52. “The Talented Neighborhood” (Season 1, Episode 19)Rob’s career and suburban worlds amusingly collide when he is beset by pushy parents who want to audition their children for an Alan Brady Show talent contest.

“Love it!! My son looked sooooo cute for Halloween. He is 12 months. I ordered the 18-months one, as some reviews said it ran small. It fit great with lots of room to grow and play.”

87. “The Return of Edwin Carp” (Season 3, Episode 27)An entertaining valentine to old-time radio with appearances by Arlene Harris, Bert “The Mad Russian” Gordon, and Richard Haydn’s Edwin Carp. If these names are unfamiliar or you agree with Sally that “most people today couldn’t care less about the radio personalities,” then this might not be the episode for you.

One fan, souka_beautorial, commented, ‘Is that a promise ring or an engagement ring?’ along with several emojis.

Huntley believes that people are “getting back” into wanting products that are sewn or sewing for themselves.

At the heart of this type of gear is a membrane. You’ve likely heard of the most famous brand of waterproof, breathable membranes: Gore-Tex. (Other companies have their own takes on the tech; Outdoor Research makes “AscentShell,” for example.) The idea behind the porous membrane is that it can let water vapor molecules out—that’s your sweat!—but not allow big fat water droplets through to your skin.

Especially if you’re shopping for your baby in the summer or spring, long sleeves can be hard to find, and this was always annoying to me.

We hear you: Kids’ clothes can be outrageously expensive. On the one hand, we want our baby to be comfortable on outside adventures. But, on the other hand, we still need a few bucks left in the bank for said winter adventure.

Don’t feel bad about it when you’ve got urine on your clothes, your hands, or all up on the changing pad cover. It’s gonna happen.

We’ve found a few strategies for gearing up for winter without breaking the bank. First, before you drop a ton of money on winter gear for your baby, tot, or kid, check out your local thrift stores and used gear stores. Ask your fellow parent friends if they have anything they want to get rid of. Having a go-to source for secondhand gear can be a real treasure.