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Unlike other brands that focus on boy vs. girl colors, with a few drab grays for unisex, BabySoy organic baby clothing has fresh and vibrant hues of blue, green, red, orange and much more that are suitable for both boys and girls. Their pattered designs focus on adorable animals like bunnies, elephants and monkeys, as well as patterns such as stars.

The main reasons to buy organic – be it cotton or bamboo – are the softness. Some are so silky they could be made of cashmere. No nasties, they’re chemical free and natural, so better for the environment. And because of all of the above they’re much more delicate on sensitive, new baby skin. Therefore less likely to cause any reactions or allergies. They also tend to wash well so many of our testers suggested the idea of buying less organic and washing them more, as opposed to bulk buying many non-organic.

The afternoon was extra special for Muscala not only because was he able to help serve meals, but he also had the opportunity to do so alongside his 76ers’ Walk In My Shoes mentee Gianni. Landry Shamet and Shake Milton also got into the holiday spirit as they surprised 18 youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs in Philadelphia and Camden at Holiday Hoopla, presented by StubHub on Dec. 19 at The Center. Prior to Shamet and Milton distributing holiday gifts, the kids were signed to 1-Day contracts from General Manager Elton Brand and played a scrimmage on the 76ers home court.

For midlayers, think of pieces that can easily be put on and taken off. They keep the core warm, are lightweight, and still let your little one move freely. These are best for crawlers and walkers, who tend to stay warmer while on the move and don’t want to be all bulked up when they have to go somewhere. In the shoulder seasons, these are the main outer layer kids wear. In the colder months, they can wear all three: base, middle, and outer.

Welcome to parenthood, when spit-up, pee, poop, and perhaps more will get one your hands, clothing, and home, and you won’t even really care about it (because OMG that little one is just so CUTE).

I have found it beyond helpful to try to create, or seize, moments of joy whenever possible, and particularly during the hard days. It’s crucial to have a constant: a small thing that you know beyond a doubt will bring a smile to your face, no matter how many disasters are going down around you. For me, the constant has become dressing the girls each morning. I don’t always dress them "up," but I do always dress them in outfits that make me happy.

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When it’s warm outside but raining, you want a jacket to protect you from the elements, but not suffocate you. Sure, you could use an umbrella, but that ties up one of your hands, drips when you get to your destination, and takes up space on crowded sidewalks or subways.

She says a new message was required as Evian seeks to stay relevant as more premium bottled water brands hit the market. Previously, Evian dealt with two major competitors, Fiji and Coca-Cola-owned Smartwater. But now it is fighting for shelf space with newer entrants like PepsiCo’s Lifewtr. Evian’s U.S. sales grew 4.9 percent to $141 million in the 52 weeks ending June 17, according to IRI.

Boham said anyone interested in donating a coat for the program can do so by reaching out to her at 707-616-1072.

Tadpoles is a classic baby brand that manufactures everything from moses baskets to baby clothes to gifts. For ecologically minded parents they have a really nice organic line of baby clothes made from 100% organic cotton.

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