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For most high school basketball teams, the day after a big Friday night victory is spent with rest and maybe some film-watching in preparation for the next game.

On Friday, she headed back to Alternatives for Girls in her husband’s pickup with a load — including toiletries, car seats, toys, coats and baby supplies — to fulfill wish lists.

As a mom with an active 2-year-old, Sebastian, I had to find the best winter gear to keep him warm and cozy without making him look like a puffy yeti or causing an abominable snowman-style meltdown. Here is my "Bash"-approved roundup of our favorite items that will keep your little guy toasty (and stylish) until the spring!

"We’re all about trying to design a lifestyle and wonderful places to live, in a sustainable manner that makes sense for everyone," he said.

This is a top-quality waterproof jacket. Our tester stayed dry while wearing it in a heavy downpour – the raindrops were rolling off the fabric, yet the jacket has a breathable, lightweight feel and it packs up easily into a school backpack. The hood and wristbands are elastic and easily tightened with velcro, which our tester found helpful while cycling and playing football in the rain. This would work as a solid everyday option for school, but it would also be good for summer camping trips.

At its core, Patagonia offers high-quality products and a brand mission centered around sustainability. It’s a winning combination that appeals to consumers everywhere, but it doesn’t come cheap. With a focus on sourcing natural and organic materials, finding ethical manufacturers, and using sustainable processes — it makes sense that Patagonia’s products are going to cost you a little more.

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By now, most of us have heard that it’s dangerous to dress our kids in puffy winter coats and put them in the car seat. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, let me give you the low-down.

“The first thing is to layer properly beforehand, and to also know the length of the car ride,” said Dr. Baer. She explained that for shorter car rides—where the car will be cold for most of the trip—your child should be more warmly dressed. But that for longer car rides, you actually shouldn’t dress your child quite as warmly, because you don’t want to risk your young child overheating.

Nini and Pumpkin have made cozy, safe sleep a chinch with their innovative Moon Cocoon. This sleep sack is thick like a comforter, and the elephant print version is made of organic cotton. This clever design is not only crafted from green materials, but saves money and waste by being the most versatile sleep sack on the market. The wearable duvet features a clever snap system and has
three size adjustments allowing the sleep sack to fit children from 6 months
through 3 years. The moon cocoon tops are interchangeable and can be quickly
unzipped and replaced if messy middle-of-the-night incidents occur. The same
zip feature allows the bottom to be used as a soft blanket or
pillowcase.

Dressing a newborn isn’t like dressing yourself, where you put on an outfit (likely leggings and a comfy top, if you’re a brand-new mom) and you’re done for the day.

32. “Where Did I Come From?” (Season 1, Episode 15)This terrific first season flashback episode recounts the frantic circumstances surrounding Ritchie’s birth. Classic scenes includes Rob ready to rush to the hospital at the drop of an alarm clock and Rob being caught with his pants down when the call to go to the hospital finally comes.