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Print Pattern Paper

{ Posted on Jan 12 2009 by Lisa }
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Categories : KIDS, art + decor, mealtime, paper + books, retailer spotlights
Rebecca Peragine is the collage artist and mompreneur who created this striking peacock. You may recall seeing this print on other blogs, but I just had to repost it here. I love the design and colors, and I think ...Read More »

Etsy Favorites {No. 18}

{ Posted on Sep 16 2008 by Lisa }
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Categories : KIDS, gear, mealtime, playtime, shoes
My sister-in-law is due in October with a baby boy so I thought it would be fun to pull together some baby gift ideas from my Etsy favorites. I discovered Oishii via this post. It makes me ...Read More »

Kai Kids online children’s boutique goes on location

{ Posted on Jul 06 2008 by Lisa }
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Categories : KIDS, RETAILERS, clothes, gear, mealtime, retailer spotlights, shoes
Here's a great tip for online-only retailers: host a one-day shopping event in your local community! It's a fantastic way to connect with your existing customers and hopefully meet some new ones. Nancy DeHart of Toronto-based Kai Kids ...Read More »

Birthday cake inspiration

{ Posted on Jun 15 2008 by Lisa }
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Categories : KIDS, mealtime
I've got children's birthday parties on my mind lately as my oldest son is turning 6 in a couple of weeks and we're planning a pirate-themed party! So when I saw this post about Matthew Mead's latest book, Cakes ...Read More »

Etsy favorites {No. 13}

{ Posted on Jun 02 2008 by Lisa }
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Categories : KIDS, art + decor, mealtime, playtime
 Today's post features three Etsy sellers with made-to-order items. How about a set of wooden dolls to represent your family? Michelle of Goose Grease will personalize a set for you using non-toxic paints and varnishes. So adorable!  Cascade ...Read More »

Ready for market with Kootsac grocery totes

{ Posted on Apr 23 2008 by Lisa }
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Categories : mealtime
Last summer when we had our family gathering in the town where I grew up, we visited the dump. This may sound strange, but with 5 grandchildren under 5 years old (including one boy who's obsessed with recycling!), it was ...Read More »