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4. Milkbarn Bamboo Footed Romper ($31): Made with 100 percent rayon from bamboo, this sweet jumpsuit is the perfect addition to baby’s winter wardrobe. Your little love can wear this pick as-is, or you can layer it under warmer wear.

Beltran, whose kids attend Keizer Elementary, filled out a form from the school asking for help for the holidays. 

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The 21-year-old reality star held her bundle of joy in her arms as the eight-month-old rocked an adorable Burberry jacket.

Once that petite party dress is finally all buttoned up, there will be a spit-up. Or maybe it’s a diaper blowout that bombs the little dudes best duds.

"It’s pretty cool to see it out there," said Kannally, who still wears his anchor tie whenever the need for a tie arises. "I was not expecting it to be out there when I heard about this rink being made. It’s massive. It’s awesome."

Anyone wanting a performance, reversible puffy jacket should take a look at the Minishred Flex Puffy. The DWR coating repels water so playing in wet snow isn’t a concern. And the mapped synthetic down insulation will keep the mini in your life plenty warm. Slope skills and gnarly tricks aren’t guaranteed, but at least your kid will be warm and stylish whether hitting the slopes or running on the playground.

6. “The Curious Thing About Women” (Season 1, Episode 16)A first season gem in which Moore really comes into her own as a comic actor. An argument after Laura opens Rob’s mail inspires a comedy sketch that portrays her as a wild-eyed “pathological snoopy-nose” in front of 40 million viewers. Everything just works in this episode: the initial argument that drives the episode; the creation of the sketch in the writer’s room; Laura’s panic when life imitates sketch comedy; and Jerry and Millie’s hysterics.

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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.

E.J. Schultz is the Chicago Bureau Chief at Ad Age and covers beverage, automotive and sports marketing. He is a former reporter for McClatchy newspapers, including the Fresno Bee, where he covered business and state government and politics, and the Island Packet in South Carolina. He has won awards from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, the Jesse H. Neal Awards, the Association of Capitol Reporters and Editors, the California Newspaper Publishers Association, the South Carolina Press Association and Investigative Reporters and Editors. A native of Cincinnati, Schultz has an economics degree from Xavier University and a masters in journalism from Northwestern University.