Posted by SunnyChanel at 5:14 PM on November 20, 2009

I think there is some kind of law in place that Aussies Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have to put a pair of the Australian born Ugg boots on their daughter, Sunday. It’s a point of national pride, right? Here Keith Urban was spotted carrying their 16-month-old daughter while she donned a pair of classic suede boots in sand available, um, at all good shoe shops – and some of the crappier ones, too!
Not so great in the sizzling summer we’re all set to have – but maybe now’s the time to get them, when there isn’t a rush on them. Like there is in autumn. Maybe?

Posted by AmandaHill at 10:00 AM on November 20, 2009

I can’t think of a reason not to love this Boy’s Retro Lounge Set. The bold colours are amazing and the set appears to be extra comfy. The set includes a matching white shirt with a few of the squares on the front in either short or long sleeves, and also with the option of a onesie.
$US24.99 from Meko Kids (plus $US3 shipping to Australia).
Posted by SunnyChanel at 4:45 PM on November 19, 2009

Camila Alves, Matthew McConaughey’s baby mamma, was spotted out and about going shopping for baby clothes the other day. It’s time to stock up again, since she and Matthew will be welcoming a new child soon(ish). For her spree, the knocked-up Camila bundled up in boots and a bulky sweater, but she also sported some shiny skin tight leggings. You can steal this legging look from American Apparel with their black Lamé version available here for $US46. These aren’t maternity leggings, but can be worn for the beginning stages of a bump.
Posted by SunnyChanel at 11:41 AM on November 19, 2009

Trying to play a game meant for the 13 and up set with a three and a half year old may not be the best idea. But even with being about 10 years too young to play, my daughter loved Pictionary Man. This version takes the classic drawing game and takes it to a whole new 3D level.
The mummy-like man has an electonic heel that gives the players the clues of what to draw. Instead of merely doodling on paper, you draw on the Pictionary Man and his two accessories. Your attempts at drawing greatness or failure are easy to whip off. And there are over 2000 clues so there are oodles play potential.
But back to my three and a half year old. She had no idea what any of the clues meant…there was no way she could successfully draw out the clues ‘Carny’ or Sigmund Freud. But she did just love randomly drawing on the Pictionary Man. Sure we couldn’t guess any of the things she drew, but her temporary artworks were still worth it!
You can pick up this Mattel game right here for $US34.99
Posted by AmandaHill at 11:05 AM on November 19, 2009

You can never have enough crayons. They’re always wearing down or getting lost. So any new crayons are great crayons. Not too mention how fabulous they smell. This set of alphabet crayons is top notch. These Lil Scribblers are made from Crayola crayons. This set would make a great gift for Christmas.
$19.95 from Lil Boo & Co.
Posted by AmandaHill at 5:20 PM on November 18, 2009

A lot of people love the traditional red stocking lined with white fur. However, in my house, we bring on the funky! These stockings would fit in perfectly. They are crafted from gorgeous eco-felt, which is made from recycled bottles. Eco-friendly, cute stockings for the win!
$25 from Miss Mosh
Posted by JeanneSager at 1:35 PM on November 17, 2009
Whoever said being stinky was a bad thing hasn’t met my four-year-old. Or any four-year-old for that matter.
And now artist Britt Menzies’ Stinky Kids can follow your little stinker everywhere. The artist’s popular t-shirts have migrated to doll form – six supersoft friends with a variety of looks, each sporting their own story.
Stinky Kid Billy wants to be an inventor of video games and a volunteer fireman and on a school day morning, can race to the bus stop in thirty-six seconds. Stinky Kid Julie loves peanut butter and jam sandwiches, lime flavoured jelly and green beans with tomato sauce.
Check them out and find one who looks like your stinker – at Nordstrom. Each is $US16.95.
Posted by Babble staff writers at 3:04 PM on November 16, 2009

Did you know that:
* many doctors, naturopaths and homeopaths recommend that their patients drink Pureau as an alternative to tap or other bottled water?
AND
* many pregnant and breast-feeding women drink Pureau as it’s the only water that 100% guarantees to be completely free of bacteria and other impurities found in tap, spring or filtered water?
Nope, we didn’t, either! Read more »
Posted by Lisa Estall at 10:10 AM on November 16, 2009

Every parent wants to sleep in. This OK to Wake! clock might do the trick for some kids. It turns green when you set the time you want your child to get out of bed. It also is a nightlight that glows yellow.
When my son received this he was very excited to put it in his room. We haven’t implemented the OK to Wake! times yet but I can see it working for children a little older than three. If it doesn’t work to keep your child in bed, at least it is functional as an alarm clock.
Included are two different interchangeable coloured bezels. One is a pink flower and the other a green bug. It’s designed by the same company that created the Tick Talk.
The OK to Wake! is available at www.americaninnovative.com for $US29.95.
Posted by Elizabeth Leach at 6:45 PM on November 14, 2009

I love the above bedding set and it looks very much like the below bedding set (after the jump). The difference is the above twin set, Love and Nature Bedding Collection by Circo, is only $US69.99 for a twin flat sheet, fitted sheet, pillow case, comforter and pillow sham.
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