ColorMeFamily has a cute idea: address labels with cartoons of your family on them. Sweet!
You can customize things like hair color, skin color, add Santa hats, different backgrounds and more. What a cute way to label Christmas gifts, add to your Christmas cards, or label your child’s belongings.
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Erika Jurney is the mom of 3 wonderfully lunatic boys who compete daily for the title of Today's Top Consumer of Mom's Free Time. She enjoys reviewing products for kids & parents, caregivers, grandparents, and others. She also blogs at The Plain Jane Mom Blog * More About Erika & This Site * Winners List
 Cuteccino Playsuit- $ 32.50 Our playsuits are a real treat. Cosy soft combed cotton, beautifully stitched and clean finished. Garment-washed and preshrunk. With 8 tiny color-matched nickel-free snaps for tender young skin. Tricky and Titch Cuteccino playsuit made for delicious baby boys and girls. |
 Bicheno Pocket Mirror - $ 6.50 Bicheno pocket mirror backed with a laminated illustration by artist Susie Ghahremani of boygirlparty. 2.5" diameter. Packaged with their own velveteen pouches these little mirrors are the ultimate treasure for any little girl. |
 Kids Personalized Growth Charts - 12 x 42h - $ 49.00 Our printed canvas growth charts sure are a lot more interesting than a door jamb. Personalize the chart with a child's name up to 12 letters Corners have grommets, and includes tacks for easy hanging Memorable gift idea. A Libby Ellis design. |
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