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And so, it was almost always long sleeves for the win or a short-sleeved onesie with a light knit cotton sweater over the top.

Nini and Pumpkin have made cozy, safe sleep a chinch with their innovative Moon Cocoon. This sleep sack is thick like a comforter, and the elephant print version is made of organic cotton. This clever design is not only crafted from green materials, but saves money and waste by being the most versatile sleep sack on the market. The wearable duvet features a clever snap system and has
three size adjustments allowing the sleep sack to fit children from 6 months
through 3 years. The moon cocoon tops are interchangeable and can be quickly
unzipped and replaced if messy middle-of-the-night incidents occur. The same
zip feature allows the bottom to be used as a soft blanket or
pillowcase.

Although not all of their clothing is certified organic, there are no synthetic fibers used in any of their fabrics. MilkBarn was founded by a mother-daughter pair who work together to incorporate the daughter’s artistic talent with the mother’s design abilities to create lovely, unique baby items.

A mild concussion is nothing to laugh at, but this Carl Reiner-penned gem benefits from a hilarious jump cut that finds an amnesiac Rob partying in Red Hook after a prop mishap causes him to lose his memory. Sallie Jones is wonderful as the ditz who is swept of her feet by Rob’s Sergeant Antonio Stradivarius.

Mini Mioche  An OG on the scene, Mini Mioche was launched in 2008 to fill a major void in the market. New mom Alyssa Kerbel had a hard time finding ethically made basics, in neutral colours, so she decided to create them herself. With two store locations in Toronto and an online shop [www.minimioche.com/] chock full of made-in-Canada, organic clothing, plus a selection of well-curated accessories, this must-shop boutique works to support other Canadian brands while it grows. #Winning

Cat & Dogma’s entire apparel line is 100% organic and they have some unique designs that are as cute as they are functional. I especially love their short sleeve romper (pictured above), short-sleeved play suit with reinforced knees, footed pajamas, sleeveless romper with pants, and harem pants for infants.

115. “It Wouldn’t Hurt Them to Give Us a Raise” (Season 4, Episode 11)Rob Petrie is not one for confrontation, but it’s always nice to see him take a stand after being pushed too far, in this case by the Alan Brady Show accountant (Roger C. Carmel) who refuses to give Buddy and Sally a raise.

12. Burt’s Bees Baby Pajamas ($12+): These pajamas are made with 100 percent organic GOTS certified cotton to be gentle on baby’s skin and come in trendy prints to keep them stylish.

They’ll have one for use at the hospital, and make sure to have some, either purchased separately or sometimes sold as part of little newborn sets, for use at home. Have a few extras: The cotton fabric can get stretched out and need to be washed and dried again to be snug enough to stay on properly. And they can get spit-up on them.

27. “Never Name a Duck” (Season 2, Episode 1)Larry Matthews’ finest half hour and a very special episode about the death of a pet to which all families can relate. The last five minutes dispense with the jokes for a heart-to-heart between Rob and the heartbroken Ritchie about real love vs. selfish love. Also of note are the revamped opening credits featuring Ron’s iconic trip over the living room ottoman. This audience-grabber, along with the show’s fortuitous move in the schedule to follow the hit show The Beverly Hillbillies, are credited with saving the show from cancellation.

“Darling, charming, and wonderful” Rob is installed as producer by diva guest star, who proceeds to run roughshod over him until he finds his backbone. Rob’s inability to use the executive intercom system without buzzing Alan Brady is one of the series’ great running gags.

Size range: 1-12 yearsColour options: Blue stripey, yellow raindrop Our young testers liked the bright, eye-catching designs from Devon-based Muddy Puddles, and I also like small kids to wear vivid colours, as you’re less likely to lose them in a crowd, plus it’s safer if you’re cycling or walking around busy roads. The Puddlepac has a fleece lining, which makes it comfy but also warmer than some of the more basic waterproofs on test. It felt light and not bulky when folded up in a backpack. The waterproofing held up well in strong showers, the hood wasn’t adjustable but was a snug fit, ditto the wrists. Choose from blue stripes with orange trim or a bright-yellow raindrop design. There is also a non-lined version in different designs.