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For the super cute little dresses and blouses, they like to hide them at the back of the collar, on the shoulder, or running down the back of the clothing (try doing and undoing those bad boys while the clothes are being worn by a floppy newborn…).

Jasmine, Jade and Lilly received multiple presents, such as, winter coats, LOL Dolls and Pikmi Pops — which are large lollipops stuffed with other toys inside.

68. “Hustling the Hustler” (Season 2, Episode 5)A solid Buddy episode in which his black sheep brother (who knew he had one?) reappears to announce he’s reformed, but Buddy won’t believe him. The episode’s funniest bit is in the beginning with an office money jar for every time Buddy insults Mel. Mel makes his own deposit (“That’s for what I was thinking”). Then things take a dark turn when Blackie engages Rob in a game of pool. Effective editing heightens the tension.

Rob and Laura’s dark side is exposed when they accidentally overhear Jerry and Millie talking smack about them on their children’s toy intercoms (“Rob’s no Albert Schweitzer”). They proceed to sabotage their best friends’ dinner party; the game of Charades in which “Pearl Harbor” and “Stab in the back” equals “On the Street Where You Live” is one of the series’ greatest set pieces.

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After three seasons, Carl Reiner is for the first time full-frontal Alan Brady and turning up the egomaniacal taskmaster up to 11. Rob gets a reluctant Alan to host a documentary about comedy and is driven crazy in the process, exacerbated by Millie, who writes 14 fan letters for the show that is then pre-empted. The exchange in which Rob learns from Laura and Millie of the errant letters is gold.

“Remarkably well-made pajamas of heavyweight cotton flannel. I ordered them in extra-large to allow for possible shrinkage, specifically in length. However, I could easily have worn a large with plenty of room for comfort … These pajamas surpass other, more expensive sets I have in both fit and quality. The flannel doesn’t pill and there’s no bleeding of dark colors and no discernible shrinkage after several washings. I look forward to stocking up for future winter nights.”

66. “The Great Petrie Fortune” (Season 5, Episode 7)The song “Me and My Shadow” holds the key to the mystery of the “riches beyond compare” hidden in a rolltop desk willed to Rob by his eccentric Uncle Hezekiah (Van Dyke in a dual role). As in the movie Charade, the clues are in plain sight. Highlight: Laura coming upon Rob rubbing a lamp found in the desk and playing genie.

But if you don’t get a new diaper under there (and sometimes, folded up, too) quickly enough, or leave a little boy (or girl… that can shoot up a bit, too) uncovered at the wrong moment, get ready for cleanup on aisle YOU.

Yes, there are little wrap shirts, small caps, itty-bitty socks, and petite rompers, but I don’t think any discussion of dressing a newborn would be complete without what they actually end up “wearing” so much of the time: the swaddling blanket.