Lightning in a Bottle 2017 | Event Review | Child Down Jacket Boy Winter Coat

This lovely ribbed sleepsuit feels like much more of a luxury buy than the picture and the price tag suggest. It’s a thicker cotton yet still breathable and the classic style and colour have a timeless, gender-neutral appeal. It also has the integral mitts to protect little faces from fingernail scratches, a must for any new baby. Available in size 0-12mths.

Unless you live in the Arctic or plan on lots of time playing in a winter wonderland, investing in a snowsuit for outdoor play is expensive. For one-time sledding excursions, a pair of rain pants over several insulating layers will provide a waterproof outer layer. But if you are raising a polar bear cub who loves snow sports, a snow suit just may warrant the investment. We prefer a separate pair of pants to make potty trips easier. Alternatively, look for bibs with simple clips or zippers that unfasten quickly to prevent accidents.

Now that you’ve got the rest covered, it’s time to think about those final warm touches. Hats, socks, boots, and blankets keep kids warm and happy so you can spend less time fighting the cold and more time playing in the snow.

Rob has to watch a fashion show on TV to scout some talent for The Alan Brady Show. How he comes to arrive late to a wedding wearing “a hairy tuxedo” drives perhaps the series’ best “what happened” episode as he recalls the increasingly frantic events to a humiliated Laura. Van Dyke earns his biggest laughs just reacting to the colorful characters and increasing craziness around him.

138. “The Lady and the Tiger and the Lawyer” (Season 3, Episode 16)Sally Rogers vs. Cousin Donna. Rob and Laura play competing matchmakers for their single new neighbor. A consistently funny episode, especially Donna’s accident-prone dinner, but it is undermined by a queasy domestic abuse joke.

127. “Love Thy Other Neighbor” (Season 5, Episode 29)Millie and Jerry become jealous of the attention Rob and Laura are paying their new neighbors; then when Rob and Laura throw them together, it’s their turn to feel left out. Laura sums it up best: “It’s such a silly situation; how did we get ourselves in the middle of it?”

But, according to In Touch Weekly, there are other females in the family that are surprisingly wearing jeans – Josh and Anna’s daughters Meredith and Mackynzie.

If you’re a fan of electric toothbrushes, you’ll want to consider Target the next time you shop for a new one. This Oral-B Genius 8000 Rose Gold Electric Toothbrush retails for a great price there, and offers rechargeable power, three brush heads, Bluetooth connectivity, and a travel case.

Petite Vigogne is new to the market, and specializes in high-end luxury baby goods. Their products are made from 100% baby alpaca wool or vicuña, the highly-prized soft hair sheered from baby alpacas. The founder, Kathy, is a native of Peru, and was a Director of Product Development at Ralph Lauren . Her line includes handmade hats, scarves and mittens that are eco-chic and beautifully made.

Tacoma author Marcia Crews, who also wrote “Three Bears of the Pacific Northwest,” localizes another fairytale in her new book, set once-upon-a-time on the Salish Sea. Seattle artist Jeremiah Trammell’s fun, fresh illustrations make the story friendly and accessible to young locals. $18 at booksellers

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.

Celia Thomas, chief operating officer at Alternatives for Girls, is grateful. She says, "The need never ends for our participants."