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This lightweight waterproof tin puts an entire survival kit in your pocket. We still can't believe all it holds: a compass, whistle, matches, first aid instructions, razor blade, pencil, non-aspirin pain reliever, fire starter cube, adhesive bandage, energy nugget, reflective signal surface, fish hook & line, duct tape, wire clip, note paper, tea, sugar, salt, gum, watertight bag, safety pin, antibiotic ointment and alcohol prep pad. With all this gear stashed in the smallest possible space to keep bikers, hikers, campers, boaters and adventurers of all kinds prepared, it even floats. (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 1, 2009

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Crouching Father, Hidden Toddler - FlyingPeas

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Crouching Father, Hidden Father contains the treasured wisdom that will help new dads master the Buddha-like patience required to be on the receiving end of projectile pureed spinach, sleep-deprived moms and toys with "some assembly required." Whimsical illustrations in a compact format make this a perfect gift for a new or soon-to-be father - and provides the one necessity for any samurai facing a Mt. Fuji of diapers: Laughter. (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated May 25, 2009

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XL Beer Glass - Holds 5 Beers!

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Not sure about the man in your life, but mine would absolutely LOVE this fun glass (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009

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Personalized “Beer is Cheaper” Glasses (Set of 4)

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Fill ’er up! The long-suffering motorist will love these “beer can” glasses personalized with his or her name. And because their humorous sentiment (“Beer: now cheaper than gas!”) is one everyone can identify with, they'll make guests smile, too. (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009

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Urban Trend Digi-Mug Digital Photo Frame Mug

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Is you dad a gadget lover or a computer geeK? If so, here's the perfect gift for him. A coffee mug that doubles as a digital photo frame displaying up to 50 photos of his love ones. Load the mug up with your favorite pics and give him a gift he'll never forget (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009

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Sonogram Photo Cufflinks

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Now here is a truly unique Father's Day gift, a pair of cuff links created with your child's very own sonogram image. (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009

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Control A Kid - Remote Control

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When all other parenting techniques have been exhausted, give it one last valiant effort with Control A Kid, virtual parenting at the touch of a button. Choose the button to correspond with the need of the moment: Be Quiet, Attitude (of course it’s only an Off button), Stop - sulking, screaming, tantrums, No - Smoking, Tattoos, Piercings. Plus dedicated buttons for: Tidy Room, Do Homework, Eat Greens, Say Please, Grow Up, Say Thank You, Do Dishes, Don’t Answer Back, Kiss Granny, Play, an Energy button that allows you to increase or decrease the energy output, and our personal favorite...Stop That. Three simple steps to operate: 1) Point remote at subject. 2) Push appropriate button on remote 3) Hope for the best. Also good for Grandparents, teachers, baby sitters. (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009

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New Parents' Fun Book - Laugh Yourself Silly Through Baby's First Year

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Turn the tables on all those infamous Baby Journals that document baby’s first year on earth. This keepsake actually documents HOW THE PARENTS felt, what they looked like (paste in pictures of course) and how they got through Baby’s first year. Designed in the tradition of a children’s “activity” book, there are games, crafts, laughably solvable puzzles, mazes, and first time events to document like All About My First Public Nursing Experience by Mom. Sleep deprived parents can try and stay awake by doing the Curse Word Puzzle (that’s words you’ll have to stop using), the Diaper Diagnosis (that’s a Rorschach Test with your know what), and A Nickname Maker-Upper. Plus there are quizzes, stickers (some to even stick on baby’s diaper) and tons more. There are even all the elements you need to create an Upward Mobility Mobile. Sure to give any new parent plenty of ways to pass the time during those 3 AM feedings. Would make a great addition to any family time capsule, and, of course, a perfect baby shower gift (via Kids ~ Stuff ~ World)

Updated Jun 8, 2009