This is one of the coolest cribs ever. It converts from a crib to a toddler bed, and then to a child's bed. I am trying to get more information. Why don't they sell cribs like this in America?
As anyone who has read this blog knows, I hate the Disney Channel ( and my eight year old loves it). But at least they have love for the fat girl. Not every one is a size zero, and they seem to realize it. They show girls with a range of body types. And then ram them down the throats of our children until we actually believe that High School Musical is the Grease of our time.
Barbie in all her mid-century modern glory is the only way to describe this table and chair set, and sideboard. Crafted by Mattel in the 1950s in Japan. Current bids $39.99 for each, the auctions end today
I remember that as a child my grandmother had a big, leather Bible on a side table. All of a sudden all I want is a family Bible of my own. But what I don't understand is why nice family Bibles are so hard to find. This one is $150.
Who would spend $50 plus for a binky? And it's not even that great of a pacifier. The only thing special about it is a little plastic case that says Armani. I wear designer clothes, so I am used to wasting money, but this just seems stupid.
When did every kid on Earth develop food allergies? When I was kids weren't allergic to everything. There was always just the one sickly, strange kid who was allergic. Are we raising a nation of sickly strange kids?