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Rob gets to play cops and robbers when an FBI agent (Godfrey Cambridge) uses the Petrie household to stakeout a neighbor’s house. Cambridge is a deadpan master, as witnessed when Rob accidentally takes his picture while he’s napping: “Mr. Petrie, why did you do that?”

I’m willing to bet most parents don’t have enough basic clothing at first, and then rush to get more once the baby is actually born.

48. “Give Me Your Walls!” (Season 2, Episode 23)“Wall; everything gonna be fine!” The great Vito Scoti (Nazorine the baker in The Godfather) is house painter Vito Gioto, who may or may not be taking advantage of the Petries. In this season two episode the dynamic between Rob and Laura is still being fleshed out. Rob may wear the important, decision-making pants in the family, but he’s a pushover for the charming Vito. “You know what I wish you would do?” Laura asks. “Something!”

A faculty committee will be formed to provide input to the UNC-Chapel Hill administration on the future location for the Silent Sam Confederate statue, though there’s no guarantee professors will be directly involved in deliberations.

Sociopolitical intentions aside, there is a more immediate reason I dress my kids up sometimes. Quite frankly, it’s just fun. I cannot say the same about every element of having two daughters under 2. Some days, everything seems to go wrong. The little one will poop through all her clothes and bedding first thing in the morning while the big one throws her breakfast onto the dirty floor. My eldest will bite her sister’s toe, or my youngest will scratch her sister’s cheek. They will cry endlessly, for no discernible reason at all, until eventually I cannot help but join in. We will sit there, crying, amidst dishes that haven’t been washed in days and piles of toys that haven’t been picked up in even longer.

"If you don’t have a coat in the winter, you are going to be uncomfortable. You won’t be as effective at school, and you won’t be as effective at play. It drags at you," said William Nix, program coordinator.

“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!”

As Alisa Baer, MD (awesome pediatrician and car seat safety expert behind The Car Seat Lady) explains on her site, most winter coats and snowsuits add about 4 inches of bulk to the car seat harness straps. Sleeping bags like the “Bundle Me” are also problematic because the thick layer behind the back adds extra slack to the harness.

When you purchase a new piece of baby clothing from Dordor & Gorgor. the first thing you will notice is the incredible softness of the fabric. This brand of 100% organic cotton clothes and other baby items uses no chemical dyes, additives or any other harsh irritants in their entire production line.

Something of a trial run for the big reveal in “That’s My Boy??”. Rob and Laura gird themselves for a showdown with the parents of the boy who has been teaching Ritchie naughty words. Gradually, it turns into a Very Special Episode: “How do you stop kids from slipping?”

She added that the best gifts she ever had were those handmade for her, including blankets and a futon, or Japanese quilted mattress.

In addition to ponchos, the AAP recommends hats, gloves, and blankets to keep a child warm in their car seat – but reminds parents to put any extra layers on top after the children are secured in the car seat.