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And while you’ll want to keep them warm, socks, or better yet, footed PJs and blankies will do that job.

133. “Your Home Sweet Home is My Home” (Season 4, Episode 25)As far as flashback episodes go, the story of how Rob and Laura’s friendship with Jerry and Millie is strained when they both want the same home on Bonnie Meadow Road does loom not large in the Petrie mythology.

141. “Girls Will Be Boys” (Season 4, Episode 23)To their detriment, Ritchie episodes tended to be more about parenting issues, like how Rob and Laura deal with their son being beaten up at school by a girl. Still, this episode gets a boost from Bernard Fox (aka Dr. Bombay) as the girl’s father.

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.

“Just what I like for summer PJs. I don’t wear shorts or tank tops, even for PJs, so these are perfect. I usually order large PJs because I don’t want to wear anything tight when I’m sleeping, and these fit exactly as I like. They wash nicely and have such cute prints. I’ll never be too old for cute prints on my PJs. I would recommend.”

121. “Show of Hands” (Season 4, Episode 28)Rob and Laura each stick their hands in a pot of black dye on the night The Allan Brady Show is to receive an award from the Committee for Racial Understanding. From the black child in Ritchie’s classroom in “Father of the Week” to casting Godfrey Cambridge as an FBI agent in “The Man from My Uncle,” The Dick Van Dyke Show struck subtle blows for civil rights in the early 1960s. This is a more heavy-handed take. “Understanding should be as natural as breathing,” Rob proclaims. But the live audience’s anticipation when Rob is about to stick his hands in the pot of die is an indelible moment.

A night at the luxurious retreat costs $450 a night, but it is unclear if Nikki paid for her stay or if it was part of an advertising deal. 

This is the No. 1 brand in my mommy group when it comes to top-rated winter boots. While the neoprene outer looks plush and flexible, it’s also 100 percent waterproof. The dual-side handles make this style super easy for those independent toddlers who must “do it myself” or parents who need to get out the door quickly!

There are also some super-thin down coats that work well in the car. You know those “packable” coats that can be squished down into a little bag? Those are generally a good pick, as long as they are properly fitted and don’t sit past the waistline, as this can then bunch up under the hip straps and crotch buckle, contributing to extra unsafe bulk.

You don’t need to shell out over $200 for a super-lightweight piece of gear. These are other popular options in the category:

Max slept in this when it was 28 degrees F out during a late-fall camping trip. He slept the entire night without a peep. When we picked him up in the morning, he was toasty warm and happy. Now that it is getting colder and colder outside, we are starting to put him in this for all of our outdoor activities. Being extremely warm and cozy, it is not the best for toddlers who are running around like crazy. It is, however, perfect for Max, who is still happy as a clam sitting in his Chariot or kid runner while his Mama or Daddy pulls him. Again, Patagonia runs extra big for kids. Max is 10 months old, and we are still squeezing him into his 3- to 6-month-sized one.

Joining Foley at the drop-off event were city public safety personnel, Costa Mesa High School cheerleaders, members of the Charger Girls and recently elected state Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris (D-Laguna Beach).