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Anderson and Walters easily won both of their individual events, plus led Sky View to victory in the 200 and 400 free relays. The Bobcats ended up winning seven of the 11 races.

Then I actually had my own children. I still maintain some of these opinions. I’d like to think that if my kids ever directly tell me that they don’t want to wear something I’ve picked out, I will understand and find them something more comfortable. Right now, though, my children can’t tell me that. At 2 years old and 5 months old, they don’t yet have a strong sense of self, let alone a sense of style that is independent from the one I curate for them. As a result, I’ve found myself dressing them both up for the holidays this year — fancy wool coats, elf-inspired dresses, and cheerful onesies all included. I’ve also found myself feeling deeply apologetic to all the parents I may have once judged for doing the same.

Just like with yourself when you’re out during the day, it’s just much easier to take off a sweater than, say, go home and change into a whole new, more temp-appropriate, outfit.

Outdoor Retailer teamed up with the Snowsports Industries America (SIA) Snow Show to bring in over 1,000 brands and 11,000 retailers to see the latest and greatest for getting outdoors in the winter. I’ve been to many of these trade shows and I have to say the Arctic Grip, the most advanced cold weather gripping system ever created by Vibram, was the show stopper.

A: Our viewers’ generosity. When our anchors talk about the 15,000 boys and girls not having a warm winter coat as they stand at the bus stop on cold mornings, our viewers respond. The phones start ringing with significant pledges, and it warms every heart in the studio. With the two recent devastating hurricanes, we know a lot of families are struggling. More than ever, there’s a need this year for winter clothing and new toys to help families.

These comfy cotton-blend fleece pants make play time easy, with a convenient drawstring closure at the waist for a secure fit. The front and back patch pockets add some extra style, especially with a pair of retro kicks for a full athleisure look.

PLAE has been known for their adorable and versatile kids’ sneakers (with interchangeable Velcro tabs), but this season the company is also offering a new line of all-weather boots. The leather and suede is from a manufacturer that is ISO 14001 certified, the upper materials are made from recycled PET (milk jugs), PLAE’s heel cups are made from recycled EVA cork. Even their packaging is eco-friendly, and FSC-approved, employing soy-based ink, and vegetable and water-based laminates. Their boots retail for $79.95, but can handle many types of weather and are built to last. Note, however, that they are not sized for kids with wide feet.

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.

75. “The Last Chapter” (Season 5, Episode 32)The Dick Van Dyke Show goes out with a clip show, but at least they’re great clips. All represent chapters in Rob’s finally completed book. A meta finish anticipates Seinfeld and the series’ fitting final image is Rob and Laura in a passionate kiss.

Sarah focuses on carrying brands that shoppers can’t find just anywhere – most of her items come from small to mid-sized mommy-owned brands. Sarah said she mainly finds items she loves by stumbling upon them on Instagram. For her efforts so far, What Little Wonder appears to have a loyal following, and Sarah is honored to see many mothers sharing online their love of the products she offers. 

Don’t feel bad about it when you’ve got urine on your clothes, your hands, or all up on the changing pad cover. It’s gonna happen.

Dordor & Gorgor was founded by a mom whose son and daughter experienced skin rashes due to the harsh chemicals in their conventional clothing. Their product manufacturing is done through one direct manufacturer, using Fair Labor Standards Act and Equal Employment Opportunity Act. All of their products follow the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification.