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Members of Meridian Knights of Columbus Council #802 look through coats to be delivered with Ricky Hood, director of Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi. The Knights provided more than 100 coats to the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi for distribution to children in need of a warm coat. This decade-long program has impacted children in the greater Meridian area. Project director, William Nix, says, "For Children without a warm coat it’s hard to study well, it’s hard to play well.”

Jim, a retired vice president of global operations for Worthington Industries, knew the price for such a project would run well into the six digits, possibly up to $250,000, and a number like that might make his wife balk at the idea.

A unique company partnered with the From Babies with Love Foundation from which all of the profits go around the world to help abandoned children which is reason enough to buy. But that aside, the products are pretty great, too. All made from a luxurious soft certified organic cotton in neutral shades and prints which feel soft to touch. Each piece arrives in a little cotton drawstring bag. Available in sizes 3-12mths.

5. Younger Tree Dinosaurs Printed Romper ($15): Your pint-sized paleontologist will love this winter-weather romper with a dino-mite pattern.

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"Thank you. I’ve been trying to figure this out and getting dirty looks in the mean time. I’ve tried blanket (what a joke with a squirmy baby), the coat shuffle, and wrapping her in my coat. I’ve yet to find the perfect solution," someone else commented. 

‘This time around being almost in summer is getting to me. I think I’ve been submerging my lumps in water everyday.’ 

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71. “I’d Rather be Bald Than Have No Head at All” (Season 3, Episode 31)Rob fears he’s losing his hair and resorts to desperate and unorthodox measures leading to a bad dream that rivals “It May Look Like a Walnut.” Unlike that classic, this episode clues the audience in that Rob is having a nightmare. It’s bizarrely funny, but there is a genuinely unexpected twist.

“Stinkin’ adorable! He got so many compliments. Outfit does kind of run a little big, but that’s good, because it’s thin. You’ll want a layer or two under the costume anyway, depending on your weather. I took a pair of the gold aviator sunglasses and tied rubber bands through the holes in the arms, held it fine that night.”

“I LOVE this costume. Very well-made. High quality. I die laughing when I put this on my 14-month-old. I got the 12–18-month size for him and it fits great, with just a little room to grow into. The hat with beard is amazing. It fits his head perfectly. It stands up well on its own. I seriously cannot brag enough about this costume. I just hope it isn’t too warm on Halloween, as it is pretty well-insulated. Oh, and the shoes. Hilarious. You have to get this costume if you come across it!! I highly recommend!”

These coats have a “double zipper system,” so that you can zip your kid up in the car with the inner zipper, without adding bulk to the car seat. Once out of the car, you can zip up the outer zipper, for extra warmth. Check these coats out, here: