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“Mommyhood is hard enough. Shopping for a little one at this exciting stage in life should be fun, as they’re choosing pieces that will ultimately be a part of some of their child’s most memorable moments.”

If you are willing to invest a little more cash into a coat (and you could potentially hand it down to siblings or other family members to extend its value), you can try OneKid Road Coat, a coat designed specifically for car seats. These coats can warm your kid up in weather up to –25 degrees Fahrenheit. There’s even a vegan option. How cool is that?

Burt’s Bees Baby makes some pretty cozy and sweet baby and pregnancy products. In fact, as for the pregnancy line, I’m currently in love with the Burt’s Bees Mama Bee Belly Butter. But I digress, because who cares what I think, this is all about Kim K, right?

Huntley crafts her own teething rings with colorful beads and pink, gray, yellow and turquoise pineapple charms and other designs.

While _kcee_ commented: "i love the reindeer slippers!!!" and laurat88 wrote: "Kam so needs the santa one"

In a similar vein, know that you cannot count on keeping any fancy or expensive newborn clothes you buy in pristine condition. Where there are babies, there are messes. And guess what? They won’t fit into anything for long anyway.

If you love game night, Target is a great place to stock up on very essential trendy game sets, like this Wonder Forge Yeah NOPE Board Game Set that offers teen-friendly flippable sequins and hysterically funny conversation fodder. You can also find many of these classic board games everyone should own at Target, too.

13. Simple Joys by Carter’s Fleece Footed Pajamas ($25, 3 Pack): Make sure you have some backup pajamas to last through the winter; this pack of three animal-themed onesies will give you a few options.

I developed strategies. I began to understand when to splurge and when to save and buy the more basic option.

“But for us, what brings the volunteers to the event, is that it’s our chance to really give back to the community.”

Please note that fees will apply for electronics, bulbs, batteries and paper shredding. Electronic recyclables include electronic devices that are used for entertainment media such as movies, music, video games and their accessories. Computer monitors, CPUs, CD/DVD/VCR players, radios, printers, keyboards, televisions, stereos, speakers, game stations and other similar items will be accepted.

Following the torchlight ski down, a parade of military veterans, also in traditional uniforms, will march from Gondola One down Bridge Street, across the Covered Bridge and will finish at the 10th Mountain statue along Gore Creek.