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Eco-Friendly Blanket, by In2Green
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Made in the USA from regenerated (recycled) pre-consumer fibers that are collected after the cut and sew process, sorted by color and then blended. This method ensures that all cotton components require no additional dyes or harmful chemicals.
Updated Dec 31, 2007
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Generate: Kids' Blanket
2 people recommended this item
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Adding a hand-made touch to something that your infant or toddler comes into contact with regularly is not a bad way to instill a sense of good design. This piece effortlessly incorporates a very approachable design element (the kind that kid's respond to and remember) that's both simple and unique.
Updated Feb 5, 2008
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Kidmodern Art - Drums
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This print marks a really nice point between what a parent (or maybe a grandparent) can visually appreciate and what a kid can get excited about. Kind of pricey, but, uh, "that's art?"
Updated Mar 7, 2008
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Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions
4 people recommended this item
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Sort of hit-or-miss, and probably more for the parents than for the kids. One of the toughest pills to swallow for parents who are really into music is that their kids are going to want to listen to Raffi or Big Bird more than Radiohead or Thelonious Monk.
Updated Jan 1, 2008
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Pia Wallen Baby Slippers
10 people recommended this item
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Simple, effective design works for babies, too. And they have such an easier time getting away with wearing loud colors.
Updated Feb 7, 2008
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Seamour Sheep Illuminative Edition
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2 people recommended this item
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This lamp easily doubles as a toy and lowbrow art, equally appealing for adults and kids.
Updated May 5, 2008
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Swallow Mobile
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Looks incredibly cool, but also keenly recognizes that babies are pretty much just looking for contrast when they spend all their time on their backs gazing up.
Updated Jan 6, 2008
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Coco Lounger for baby in Wood
2 people recommended this item
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I was never a huge fan of these things, preferring to carry the baby around in a sling or let her swing. But I understand the idea of a child wanting to relax while watching you halfway across the room, and that scenario looks pretty stylish with this lounger.
Updated Jan 1, 2008
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Baby hats|Baby beanie visor hats|ear flap hats|Baby flower hats
4 people recommended this item
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I'm with sand. Impossible to keep a hat on my kid's head, which is all the more frustrating when the hat is this incredibly cute.
Updated Mar 7, 2008
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Bunny Mobile
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2 people recommended this item
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Mobile minimalism.
Updated Jan 6, 2008
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