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47. “Sol and the Sponsor” (Season 1, Episode 29)It’s just “one of those life situations that comes along once in awhile” when Rob’s uncouth Army Buddy Sol (Marty Ingalls) crashes the Petrie household on the night he is entertaining a stuffy sponsor and his wife. The anticipatory audience murmur sets up the episode’s biggest laugh when Sol misinterprets Rob’s hint that Sol would be the odd man out at an uneven dinner party and shows up with his friend Herman’s brassy, gum-chewing sister Arlene.

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.

Eubanks earned the right to stand on the top spot of the podium in the 200 free (2:08.25), 500 free (5:49.70) and with the 200 free relay team (1:46.35). Meanwhile, Gibbons was the champion of the 100 butterfly (1:06.33) and finished second in the 200 IM (2:23.85).

My favorite base layer fabric is merino wool. While more expensive, it is very warm in cold weather, stays cool in hot weather, is soft on the skin, is good for kids with allergies, and does not hold onto water or smells.

57. “My Mother Can Beat Up My Father” (Season 4, Episode 1)This season opener returns to Rob’s unfinished memoir and the latest chapter that recounts how he wound up in the hospital in traction. Laura’s — aka “the adorable Amazon” — dispatch of a drunken bar patron using judo is a play-it-again moment.

Ollie Jones Whimsical, playful and super fun, the Ollie Jones brand is known for their standout printed leggings. Most of their prints also come in matching headbands, dresses, bloomers and bibs, and all of their pieces are printed on 100 % organic cotton.

You’ve decked the halls and wrapped all the gifts but with the holidays coming to a close, what do you do with all the bubble wrap and tree lights that don’t work anymore?

59. “My Husband Is a Check Grabber” (Season 2, Episode 21)This episode starts off strong as Rob reflects on an evening out during which he managed to anger Laura and tries to pinpoint what he did (the answer is in the title). Rob will redeem himself, but he’s so clearly in the wrong here that it doesn’t quite pay off.

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

5. “That’s My Boy??” (Season 3, Episode 1)In the series’ best flashback episode, Rob recalls how he became convinced that the hospital where Ritchie was born gave the Petries the wrong baby, building up to perhaps the biggest laugh in the show’s history. It’s a reveal too brilliant — and, for its time, too daring — to be spoiled here.

Giggle, which has physical stores as well as an online presence, curates eco-friendly and well-made baby products. Their “better basics” sets include simple organic cotton skull hats to keep newborn heads warm and matching socks. These are perfect baby registry gifts.