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Rob and Laura try to get to the psychological root of Ritchie’s claims he’s being attacked by a giant woodpecker. But sometimes a woodpecker is just a woodpecker. “It looked like a glandular case,” Millie reports. Ritchie in a pith helmet and sunglasses earns Matthews his biggest laugh of the series.

But if your little one is anything like ours, then you know how hard it is to dress a squirmy, screaming baby. Our son Max is now 10 months old, and while I thought he would grow out of hating putting clothes on, the dislike for it is only getting stronger no matter how many songs I sing!

Stock up these fleeces that will keep your toddler warm with a more fitted shape. As a mom, I love these fleeces for their quality — they hold up so well in the washing machine!

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A: I grew up in Wendell, and my parents always watched WRAL-TV. I was fascinated and thought one day I might like to work in that field. In high school, I reached out to Bobbie Battista, who was our co-anchor at the time with Charlie Gaddy, and she was kind enough to grant me an interview and show me around.

59. “My Husband Is a Check Grabber” (Season 2, Episode 21)This episode starts off strong as Rob reflects on an evening out during which he managed to anger Laura and tries to pinpoint what he did (the answer is in the title). Rob will redeem himself, but he’s so clearly in the wrong here that it doesn’t quite pay off.

24. “The Sick Boy and the Sitter” (Season 1, Episode 1)This series premiere deftly introduces its classic characters in the broadest terms. Rob is the college-educated “egghead” head comedy writer, Buddy Sorrell the old school show business veteran, and Sally the husband-hunting gag writer. Moore is in the initially thankless role as wife and mother who doesn’t want to attend a party at Alan Brady’s because she fears son Ritche might be getting sick. (“How often is one called upon to be a responsible parent?”). At the party, Sally does her Jimmy Durante imitation, Buddy tells jokes, and Rob does great physical shtick. Laura remains on the sidelines.

Another said she made one by sewing together two layers of fleece with a layer of flannel in between – while others suggested brands who make car seat-safe ponchos. 

These everyday fleece-lined mittens will help keep your little one’s hands warm while out and about. At this price, stock up with some spares just in case your toddler spontaneously breaks out his snowman-making skills.

When you’re also trying to talk to your toddler, husband, or mother-in-law is prime time, I’ve found, to make this mistake.

A fondly remembered episode that tackles the passing fancy of rock and roll dance crazes. Sally discovers Randy “Twizzle” Eisenbauer (Jerry Lanning) who’s got a brand new dance: “You twist a little/Then you twist a lot/And when you really get hot/Then you Twizzle.” That’s for the kids. For the adults, Randy sings “This Nearly was Mine” from South Pacific. I could have gone through life not learning that this was among the cast’s least favorite episodes.