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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.

It took a while for us to get the hang of getting little shirts and onesies over a newborn’s head. It can be tricky to stretch the neck hole, lift the baby just so, and pull the top down and into position.

It is essential to have diaper cream that works on your new mom baby registry! This is something new moms actually need and will use often. It can be hard to know what to put on a baby registry, and diaper rash cream is often omitted. It’s one of the last items new moms will think of when planning for the future. Insider, experienced moms know, you’ll be reaching for the Boudreaux Butt Paste when the inevitable diaper rash erupts. It belongs on any essential baby registry checklist.

We enjoyed one last trip to Silver Dollar City this year! It was great to be there with most of Joshua’s family and some extended family too! How are you guys wrapping up 2018?!?! #littleduggars

61. “The Two Faces of Rob” (Season 2, Episode 2)Several first season episodes climaxed with a playful Rob and Laura chasing each other around the living room and into unseen areas of the house where one imagines things got a little more amorous. This episode takes it up a notch as Rob, for a sketch, tries to prove that a husband could disguise his voice so that his wife wouldn’t recognize him. He, of course, thinks Laura is flirting with a complete stranger. Her romantic mood when he comes home indicates Laura doesn’t mind a little role-play.

36. “I Was a Teenage Head Writer” (Season 2, Episode 19)We’ve seen how Rob met Laura. This key flashback episode recalls the forming of the other most important relationships in Rob Petrie’s life, Buddy and Sally. They initially see him as an interloper when he is hired as a head writer over the show business veterans.

91. “Baby Fat” (Season 4, Episode 29)A rare Rob and Alan Brady episode in which Alan recruits him to secretly doctor the script to a Pulitzer Prize-winner’s Broadway play. Humiliations ensue. Alan hasn’t fully emerged as the monster that he’ll be in season five, and the dynamic between him and Rob here is more interesting. Rob stands up to Alan, and in one scene, aggressively marks up his suit when he is forced to pose as his tailor.

69. “The Bottom of Mel Cooley’s Heart” (Season 5, episode 19)For five seasons, whipping boy Mel Cooley suffered Buddy’s insults and Alan Brady’s abuse, but after a brutal public humiliation that leaves even Buddy sorry for him, the worm finally turns (at Rob’s encouragement). Richard Deacon rises to the occasion of the only Mel-centric episode. And Semitic viewers could appreciate the rare acknowledgement of their people in prime time, when a chastened Alan, evoking Captain Bligh, asks Rob, “Do you really want Mel back, Mr. Christian?” Buddy pipes in, “So does Mr. Jewish.”

You can purchase the pillow cover itself on Amazon, and the pillow at Buy Buy Baby, Babies R Us, Target, and Walmart.

I never really understood parents who chose to dress children up for the holidays. If I’m honest, I never really understood parents who chose to dress their children up ever. Putting babies or young toddlers into tulle skirts, miniature suits and bowties, frilly gowns, or styles comparable to those found in A Little Princess seemed, to me, a surefire way to turn those kids into dolls — into little playthings, rather than future autonomous beings. As children grow, life will be sure to throw them countless dress codes, both official ones as well as unspoken social standards of aesthetic presentation. Why would parents actively choose to create even more dress codes so early on?

128. “Sally is a Girl” (Season 1, Episode 13)At Laura’s urging, Rob does the “Sir Galahad bit” and treats Sally like a woman instead of one of the guys. This leads to a tentative and unconvincing partnership between Buddy and Mel who become convinced the two are having an affair.

When you’re buying your kid a waterproof jacket, you need to think about how much of an outdoorsy family you are or plan to be. If you like camping or getting out for walks whatever the weather, it’s worth investing in a decent waterproof jacket that will withstand regular use from spring to autumn.