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3
Jun
OXO Tot Sprout High Chair debuts
Categories: Baby, Feeding

We’ve just received our first shipment of the new Sprout High Chair from OXO Tot, and there’s a lot to love about this chair. If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know that I’m a huge fan of the Stokke Tripp Trapp chair. And while the Sprout doesn’t quite measure up to… read more!

1 Comment Posted by Sheri on June 3rd, 2011

27
Aug
Lunch and Learn
Categories: Tips & Tricks

I love to cook, but I take my sweet time in the kitchen. I follow recipes assiduously and require at least an hour or two to churn out a meal. Eli also loves to cook, but he’s like an over-caffeinated Rachel Ray. He can make an entire dinner in 30 minutes – including the trip… read more!

3 Comments Posted by Sheri on August 27th, 2010

18
May
Peg Perego Tatamia High Chair
Categories: Baby, Nursing & Feeding

We’ve got a reputation here for being pretty picky about baby gear, and high chairs are no exception to the rule. For a new high chair to make it into our stores, it needs to be innovative. It’s been a few years since we had a Peg Perego high chair in the mix. When last… read more!

2 Comments Posted by Sheri on May 18th, 2010

21
Sep
OXO Tot debuts
Categories: ABC Show 2009, Baby, Nursing & Feeding, Travels & Trade Shows

To our friends at Boon, Skip Hop and Thermos: get your game on. OXO is a-coming. Beloved by millions for their appealingly chunky designs, and modern, affordable approach to utilitarian kitchen gadgetry, OXO is expanding into the juvenile market in a big way. This spring, they will debut a line of feeding products under the… read more!

2 Comments Posted by Sheri on September 21st, 2009

15
Sep
Grass by Boon
Categories: ABC Show 2009, Baby, Nursing & Feeding, Travels & Trade Shows

Count on those imaginative designers at Boon to come up with this clever idea for a countertop drying rack. The blades of grass are both flexible and strong, and as bottles dry, the water drains into the removable tray below. Grass is dishwasher safe and a completely useful conversation starter for any family kitchen. f2m6iqecdj

4 Comments Posted by Sheri on September 15th, 2009

 

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