11/28/07
Holiday Savings
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Labels: Free Stuff, gifts, holidays, Product Giveaway
10/31/07
Going Green
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 8:56 AM 1 comments
Labels: Earth Friendly Products, Green, Organic Clothing, Product Reviews, toddlers
10/23/07
Another Product Giveaway!!!!!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 1:54 PM 20 comments
Labels: Free Stuff, Product Giveaway
10/18/07
Just Like Daddy
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 6:39 AM 1 comments
Labels: gifts, new products
10/11/07
And the WINNER for the BusyBodyBook Calendar Organizer is....
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:17 AM 1 comments
Labels: Product Giveaway
10/10/07
We've joined the revolution
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:07 AM 0 comments
Labels: Cool things, new products, Product Reviews, toddlers
10/9/07
Local to the Palm Beach Area?
- When: Friday October 12, 2007
- Time: 10 am-4pm
- Place: Oogles n Googles at the Abacoa Town Center, 1155 Main Street, Suite 114, Jupiter, FL 33458
- Near the Roger Dean Stadium
Join us for a day of shopping and learning! See the latest parties for children, find out about new baby and toddler classes and shop for handbags, jewelry, baby items, tutus and children's toys.
Find the perfect way to save money for your precious children, have your children's photo taken at our mini photography sessions, learn important water safety tips and more! We will be offering special discounts and refreshments will be served. We look forward to seeing you!
Don't forget to bring your friends along!
Great prizes to be won at our unique raffle!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:55 AM 0 comments
Labels: activities for kids, gifts, Learning Tools, local events, new products, trunk show
10/4/07
Newest Items Make Great Gifts
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 7:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: handbags, holidays, new products
10/3/07
Win a Busy Body Book!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 8:13 AM 14 comments
Labels: Cool things, Free Stuff, Product Giveaway
10/2/07
OK Mommas
Listen up Mamas! The New Year will be here before we know it! Are you planning on getting more organized this coming year? If not you should be and I have a few great products to help you do just that. We all need more time so getting organized can really save us tons of time to do more of the things we like and spend more time with the people we love.
Here are some great suggestions that will help you get and stay organized:
THE BUSY BODY BOOK
MAGNETIC FRIDGE GRID PAD is a great companion to the BusyBody Calendar Organizer.
MORE SPACE TO PLAN, COORDINATE & MANAGE YOUR VERY HECTIC LIFE, SIDE BY SIDE
The 7 column UNdated BBB Fridge Grid Pad, conveniently posted on the fridge, provides you and everyone in your family with even more space for side by side planning. You'll easily organize, view and coordinate everyone's comings and goings! Create a family chore chart, weekly meal plan or assign columns for personal goal management of your daily diet and fitness routines.
Multiple projects, clients to track?
For your office, assign BBB columns as projects that require planning and you'll easily manage their progress. Or, head columns with the names of your clients to insure better follow-up and communication.
- The Undated 7 Colum Weekly Grid Pad comes with 52 weekly pages.
- Useful Ways to Use the Fridge Grid Pad
- Family Member's Routines & Activities
- Home Projects
- Meals
- Personal Goals
- Work Projects
- Clients
- Personnel
- Lesson Planning
- Family Chores
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:34 AM 0 comments
Labels: books, new products, Organizational Tools, Product Reviews, WAHM
9/24/07
Halloween is Just Around the Corner
Need a cute costume idea for your child this Halloween? Here is a great suggestion!
We have paired our Bumble Bee Tutu with some adorable additions!
What an adorable little Bumble Bee!
All available now at the A.B. Baby Boutique!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:00 AM 1 comments
Labels: costumes, holidays, must have accessories, toddlers
9/19/07
pediped infant footwear
We love pediped footwear and are proud to have them in stock! pediped footwear was created by Angela and Brian Edgeworth who after hearing the benefits of soft-soled shoes, wanted a comfortable shoe that was easy to put on their daughter, stylish and ideal for indoor/outdoor use. More importantly they wanted a shoe that would protect her gentle feet. pediped footwear combines everything they were looking for.
Soft, Cushioned Soles
Soft-soles enable children to sense the ground beneath their feet as they learn to walk and develop strength as they grasp with their little toes. Made with a double layer of durable leather plus a soft foam pad on the soles for extra cushioning, children can really put pediped footwear to the test.
Premium Leather
pediped footwear are made from premium, non-toxic, ECO grade leather, meeting the highest standards applicable. Hand-stitched with attention-to-detail that is second to none, children might wear out but the shoes will not.
Indoor/Outdoor Use
Whether inside for story time or outside at the park, non-slip leather soles make pediped footwear perfect for indoor/outdoor use, yet they still provide the benefits of a true soft-sole.
SHOP NOW for a pair for your child and offer them the best for their growing feet!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 5:28 AM 1 comments
Labels: gifts, must have accessories, new products, Product Reviews, toddlers
9/17/07
Who knew learing your times tables could be so fun!
Everyone loves hip hop, and some say hip hop is dead. Actually, it was asleep, and Ms. Robinson woke it up with her new CD HipHop Tables.
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 9:46 AM 0 comments
Labels: activities for kids, Cool things, fun sites for kids, Learning Tools
9/15/07
Diaper Clutch- A New Meaning to the Clutch Bag!
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 10:57 AM 0 comments
Labels: handbags, must have accessories, Press, Product Reviews
9/13/07
My Choice to be a Stay at Home Mom by Denise Vetter
The decision to stay at home is harder for some than others. There are so many reasons why we should or why should not stay at home. For me it was a matter of the heart. I had tried to have children for ten years. Then finally I was blessed with a beautiful baby girl. Three years later a beautiful baby boy. Two years later, to my surprise another beautiful baby girl . Pretty good for someone who thought she would never have any children.
My husband was a Police Officer when the children were babies. His job entailed different tours of duty. So there were times when our days were nights and our nights were days. Special details would take him away for a few days and I would take on the job of a single mom. Throughout the years I questioned my decision to stay at home Usually this would come over me when money was tight. But I always felt my family came first. Days when there was not enough time, not enough energy and not enough money, would make anyone wonder why they made such a choice.
We are all faced with these things.
There was one thing I knew I had plenty of and that was LOVE. That kiss goodnight - that smell of powder so soft and sweet. I can still see those tiny hands and tiny feet. For they are my precious stars that still shine so bright in my heart. They are life's true miracles...
Note: It was in 1976 when I made the decision to be a stay at home mom. When women's lib was at its peak. Most of my friends juggled both worlds. Some had to - others wanted to. Me, I'm forever grateful. I heard my little one's first words (even though they all said DADA first) and I held out my arms while they made their first steps. Yes, I was fortunate to be with them in all their ups and all their downs. Of course none of this has anything to do with being a good mom. It is just a benefit that we choose to make. One that we will always remember and know one can take away. Before I forget, I have two new shinning stars glowing brightly in my heart. Andy and Brennan my grandsons. I do believe moms and grand moms have endless love...
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Labels: Denise Vetter, Motherhood, SAHM
9/12/07
Mommy Brain
If you've left the crayons to melt in the car,
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 6:52 AM 1 comments
Labels: Motherhood, WAHM
9/10/07
Truly Fantastic
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Labels: Cool things, gifts, must have accessories, new products
9/6/07
Grandparents Day! Yes it is a day!
This Sunday, take your kids to visit Grandpa & Grandma or Nana & Papa or Me Ma and Pop Pop. Whatever they call them, give them a special gift! Some time with their grandchildren! If you can't take them there than give them a call! It will make them smile for sure!
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9/5/07
I wish I had an excuse to get one of these
OH boy are these the COOLEST? I really want one but my boys are out of diapers. (that is a good thing, afterall they are ages 6 and 13). Hmmmm I wonder if I could use if for something else.
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 9:02 AM 0 comments
Labels: baby's room, Cool things, gifts, new products
9/4/07
Just a cute thing
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Labels: Cool things, Motherhood
8/28/07
Moms we have a new friend
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 5:00 AM 2 comments
Labels: Cool things, must have accessories, Product Reviews
8/27/07
Scraps, Scraps & More Scraps
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 7:20 AM 2 comments
Labels: new products, new projects, sewing, works in progress
8/21/07
When your kids get bored get out the paint
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Labels: activities for kids, paintings
8/20/07
Urban Baby Slings
We are thrilled to announce the addition of Urban Baby Slings to our Boutique! As you know we only offer items made or invented by moms so let's get to know Rencie!
Buy from Cortez and Company and know that every purchase allows them to help families a less fortunate than others.
Our line of fitted pouches and adjustable ring slings express the many sides of today’s mama in a most attractive way. Just because you became a mom doesn’t mean you lose your style. Urban Pouches and Urban Baby Slings are all about expressing the true life of today’s mama, while dipping into the fabulous world of glamour.
- Features of an Urban Pouch:
- Secure deep pouch area allows a secure snuggle with your newborn while offering a comfortable carry for your toddler
- Easy on – Easy Off
Fitted pouches are known for their "pop-ability" action. Just toss over your shoulder and you are ready to wear your little one! - Easy-Access Hidden Pocket
Stash your cash, credit cards, or even a folded diaper for a quick run to the market. It’s secure, hidden yet easily assessable! - Key Keeper
Great for carrying keys, toys, or even a pacifier - Optional lightly padded leg rail. We realize that some baby's skin is more sensitive than others. A lightly padded leg rail is just enough cushion to add some extra comfort when in the hip, back and belly positions.
What do the experts say about Baby Wearing?
Here are a few things Dr. Sears says about babywearing. You can verify this @ www.askdrsears.com.
1. Sling babies cry less. Parents in my practice commonly report, "As long as I wear her, she's content!" Parents of fussy babies who try babywearing relate that their babies seem to forget to fuss. This is more than just my own impression. In 1986, a team of pediatricians in Montreal reported on a study of ninety-nine mother-infant pairs. The first group of parents were provided with a baby carrier and assigned to carry their babies for at least three extra hours a day. They were encouraged to carry their infants throughout the day, regardless of the state of the infant, not just in response to crying or fussing. In the control, or noncarried group, parents were not given any specific instructions about carrying. After six weeks, the infants who received supplemental carrying cried and fussed 43 percent less than the noncarried group. Anthropologists who travel throughout the world studying infant-care practices in other cultures agree that infants in babywearing cultures cry much less. In Western culture we measure a baby's crying in hours, but in other cultures, crying is measured in minutes. We have been led to believe that it is "normal" for babies to cry a lot, but in other cultures this is not accepted as the norm. In these cultures, babies are normally "up" in arms and are put down only to sleep – next to the mother. When the parent must attend to her own needs, the baby is in someone else's arms.
2. Sling babies learn more. If infants spend less time crying and fussing, what do they do with the free time? They learn! Sling babies spend more time in the state of quiet alertness . This is the behavioral state in which an infant is most content and best able to interact with his environment. It may be called the optimal state of learning for a baby. Researchers have also reported that carried babies show enhanced visual and auditory alertness. The behavioral state of quiet alertness also gives parents a better opportunity to interact with their baby. Notice how mother and baby position their faces in order to achieve this optimal visually interactive plane. The human face, especially in this position, is a potent stimulator for interpersonal bonding. In the kangaroo carry, baby has a 180-degree view of her environment and is able to scan her world. She learns to choose, picking out what she wishes to look at and shutting out what she doesn't. This ability to make choices enhances learning. A sling baby learns a lot in the arms of a busy caregiver.
3. Sling babies are more organized. It's easier to understand babywearing when you think of a baby's gestation as lasting eighteen months – nine months inside the womb and at least nine more months outside. The womb environment automatically regulates baby's systems. Birth temporarily disrupts this organization. The more quickly, however, baby gets outside help with organizing these systems, the more easily he adapts to the puzzle of life outside the womb. By extending the womb experience, the babywearing mother (and father) provides an external regulating system that balances the irregular and disorganized tendencies of the baby. Picture how these regulating systems work. Mother's rhythmic walk, for example, (which baby has been feeling for nine months) reminds baby of the womb experience. This familiar rhythm, imprinted on baby's mind in the womb, now reappears in the "outside womb" and calms baby. As baby places her ear against her mother's chest, mother's heartbeat, beautifully regular and familiar, reminds baby of the sounds of the womb. As another biological regulator, baby senses mother's rhythmic breathing while worn tummy- to-tummy, chest-to-chest. Simply stated, regular parental rhythms have a balancing effect on the infant's irregular rhythms. Babywearing "reminds" the baby of and continues the motion and balance he enjoyed in the womb
4. Sling babies get "humanized" earlier. Another reason that babywearing enhances learning is that baby is intimately involved in the caregiver's world. Baby sees what mother or father sees, hears what they hear, and in some ways feels what they feel. Carried babies become more aware of their parents' faces, walking rhythms, and scents. Baby becomes aware of, and learns from, all the subtle facial expressions, body language, voice inflections and tones, breathing patterns, and emotions of the caregiver. A parent will relate to the baby a lot more often, because baby is sitting right under her nose. Proximity increases interaction, and baby can constantly be learning how to be human. Carried babies are intimately involved in their parents' world because they participate in what mother and father are doing. A baby worn while a parent washes dishes, for example, hears, smells, sees, and experiences in depth the adult world. He is more exposed to and involved in what is going on around him. Baby learns much in the arms of a busy person.
5. Sling babies are smarter. Environmental experiences stimulate nerves to branch out and connect with other nerves, which helps the brain grow and develop. Babywearing helps the infant's developing brain make the right connections. Because baby is intimately involved in the mother and father's world, she is exposed to, and participates in, the environmental stimuli that mother selects and is protected from those stimuli that bombard or overload her developing nervous system. She so intimately participates in what mother is doing that her developing brain stores a myriad of experiences, called patterns of behavior. These experiences can be thought of as thousands of tiny short-run movies that are filed in the infant's neurological library to be rerun when baby is exposed to a similar situation that reminds her of the making of the original "movie." For example, mothers often tell me, "As soon as I pick up the sling and put it on, my baby lights up and raises his arms as if in anticipation that he will soon be in my arms and in my world."I have noticed that sling babies seem more attentive, clicking into adult conversations as if they were part of it. Babywearing enhances speech development. Because baby is up at voice and eye level, he is more involved in conversations. He learns a valuable speech lesson – the ability to listen.Normal ambient sounds, such as the noises of daily activities, may either have learning value for the infant or disturb him. If baby is alone, sounds may frighten him. If baby is worn, these sounds have learning value. The mother filters out what she perceives as unsuitable for the baby and gives the infant an "It's okay" feeling when he is exposed to unfamiliar sounds and experiences.
FATHERS WEARING BABIES
As a father and certified babywearer, I feel that it's important that a baby get used to father's handling, too. Father has a different rhythm to his walk, a difference that baby learns to appreciate. The snuggle hold and neck nestle are favorite wearing positions for father.
BABYWEARING THE PREMATURE INFANT
A premature baby, especially one with medical problems needing weeks or months of intensive care, is deprived of those final weeks or months in the womb. Instead, baby must grow in an outside womb. The problem is that outside wombs are static. They don't move. Research has shown that a premature baby whose "womb" moves gains weight faster and has fewer stop-breathing (apnea) episodes. Specialists in newborn care have fabricated a variety of moving wombs, such as oscillating waterbeds.A group of newborn-care specialists in South America made an ingenious discovery. Some hospitals could not afford incubators and all the technology needed to care for prematures. They were forced to use the mother. These preemies were wrapped around their mothers in a sling like wrap, a custom called "packing." To everyone's amazement, the babies thrived as well as, or even better than, the technologically cared-for babies.The researchers concluded that the close proximity to mother helped the babies thrive. Being close to mother entices baby to feed more frequently. Mother's warmth kept the baby warm; mother's movement calmed the baby, enabling the baby to divert energy from crying to growing. Mother's breathing movements stimulated baby's breathing, so that these babies had fewer stop-breathing episodes. Mother acted as sort of a respiratory pacemaker for baby's breathing.As soon as a premature baby no longer needs oxygen and intravenous therapy and enters the growing phase, we encourage mothers to wear their babies as much as possible, a practice called "kangaroo care" .
BABYWEARING HANDICAPPED INFANTS
Parents often spend more time and money on infant stimulation techniques and better-baby classes when the best stimulation available at the lowest possible cost is right in front of them—babywearing. The handicapped baby especially profits from being worn. Picture the stimulation baby gets: He hears what you hear, sees what you see, moves like you move, because he is near your eyes, ears, and mouth. Baby is in constant touch. Babies with cerebral palsy who arch and stiffen are greatly helped by babywearing. The contoured, bent position of the cradle hold and kangaroo carry competes with baby's tendency to arch backward, and lessens this annoying back- diving posturing.
BABYWEARING FAILURE-TO-THRIVE INFANTS
The infant who fails to thrive also benefits from babywearing. Some babies, for a variety of medical reasons, are very slow to gain weight, the condition called "failure to thrive". In our pediatric practice, and for one of our own babies, we have used babywearing as a therapeutic tool to stimulate thriving. My doctor's orders to parents are very simple: "Put your baby on in the morning and take him off at night. Wear him down for naps and to sleep. Wear him when you go out and about the house. Take long relaxing walks while wearing your baby. This will help both of you thrive."How does babywearing help babies thrive? Motion does good things for growing babies. It has a calming effect on infants. They cry less and therefore divert the energy they would have wasted on crying into growing. Also, proximity increases feeding frequency, another reason that babywearing stimulates growth. Frequent feedings are a potent stimulus for growth. Perhaps babywearing promotes growth hormones and body enzymes that enhance growth. This has been shown to be true in experimental animals. I believe that in addition to these growth- promoting effects babywearing helps babies thrive because of the organizing effect on baby. The baby's overall biological system seems to work better when she is worn.
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Labels: babywearing, new products, slings
8/10/07
Weekly Free Giveaways! Woo Hoo!
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Labels: Free Stuff, Product Giveaway
7/25/07
Gotta Have these knobs!
When I saw these fabulous hand painted wooden knobs by Mickie Calascione of La Rysch Designs, I had to know more! They are gorgeous! Each knob (there are dozens to choose from) is 1.5" in diameter and is coated with 3 layers of non-toxic clear acrylic. They are ready to install with hardware included. Why not spruce up the bedroom with these works of art for a perfect finishing touch! I asked Mickie to tell me more about herself and how she began creating these fabulous little paintings on wooden knobs!
Here is her uplifting story:
"As a former elementary school teacher, kids, color and fun have always played an important role in my life, and of course, getting a little messy along the way. After the birth of our 4th child, teaching was not an option any more. Our 4 yr old at that time(now 8 and healthy as a horse), suffered from chronic croup , constant asthma attacks, scary visits to the emergency room in the middle of the night, treatments under my desk at school, and "my" calling more subs than I care to imagine; so we said, "enough already". I was finally "just a mom". A role I had wanted to play for a long time. I won’t say that it was easy, financially it was hard, but worth every penny we didn’t have any more. God has blessed us 4 times with the most perfectly, wonderful children anyone could wish for, and no amount of "Gold" in the world could replace the riches that we already have in them.
Since then, four years have passed; our children are older, happy and healthy; our 2 dogs have turned into 3dogs plus 2 cats; and our pennies are still pennies, but now I have more time to "do something with that art thing", my husband, whom I love dearly, likes to say. My dream has became reality, "La Rysch Designs" is here to stay . Born out of the love of my family, and named after my children (Ryan, Lauren, Shelby, and Cheryl). My business allows me to be a mom and wife first, and do what I love to do daily- create, enjoy life, and dream a little.
I believe that if anyone has a dream out there, no matter how big or small, believe in it and it will become reality. So many of us wait for the perfect time, save for the right amount of money, wait to have children, etc, and then the "perfect" time has already come and gone. If "we" had waited for any of the above, than our perfectly, wonderful children would still be waiting up there on their stars, La Rysch designs would still be a dream, and no one would be able to have any of these cute, little, whimsical creations of mine! "
~Mickie Calascione
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Labels: baby's room, Cool things, introduction, must have accessories, paintings
6/28/07
Where have I been?
Up today is a new line of fabulous cozy and gorgeous Textured Quilts. Modeling my favorite one, is Alexa, the adorably cute daughter of my best customer and biggest fan Alessandra. I know the baby is just edible, but no, she is not for sale. If she was well, let's just say I would take her (remember I have boys)! However, the blanket is and you can find it right here! These blankets are full of texture, something babies crave and actually need to develop their senses. These Textured Quilts come in a few different sizes from mini lovey sizes to full crib quilts and nap blankets. All are of course handmade and double washed for softness and to give it that textured frayed quality. Look for many new styles to come in the next few weeks.
These Textured Quilts make a fabulous baby shower gift or gift for yourself. They are great to take on road trips, cozy to take on your next flight and are just as wonderful placed on the floor for tummy time!
As always I love to hear your comments so if you have something to say, please do!
See you tomorrow & Happy Summer!
Kristen :)
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Labels: Cool things, gifts, must have accessories, new projects, sewing
6/14/07
Thomas the Tank Engine trains recall
Toymaker announces recall of Thomas the Tank Engine trains due to lead fears
Associated Press
Published: Wednesday, June 13, 2007
WASHINGTON — A massive toy recall could have millions of parents taking their children’s favorite toys away.
On Wednesday, RC2 Corp. recalled about 1.5 million Thomas the Tank Engine wooden railway toys in Canada and the United States, due to concerns that the paint used on them may contain lead.
Thomas the Tank Engine is a wildly popular toy among young children, especially boys.
The toy recall includes wooden vehicles, buildings and other train set parts imported and distributed by RC2 Corp.
The toys in question were sold from January 2005 through June 2007.
Toys marked with the letters WJ or AZ are not included in the recall.
Patty Davis with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says lead can be toxic if ingested by children.
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Labels: Product Recalls
6/9/07
Crayon Rollup in Babytv.com
It may have been quiet over here, but it has not been quiet over at the A.B. Baby Boutique! The "My Little Crayon Roll-up" is in the spotlight once again, this time at Babytv.com as the Editor's Pick. What a fantastic review, you just have to read it!
Babytv.com is the latest website venture of BabyUniverse, Inc. (NASDAQ:POSH), the leading content, commerce, and new media company in the pregnancy, baby, and toddler marketplace.
BabyTV.com is also the very first Internet-based television network for moms. BabyTV.com has frequently partnered with major media companies like Oxygen and Alpha Mom. I highly recommend checking it out. It is a fantastic resource for moms and families!
In case you missed the link above, here it is again. Go read the fabulous review by Cheryl mom of two twins age 5. Her account of our Crayon Roll-up is superb and thus our Crayon Roll-Ups are flying off the shelves!
Thank you Cheryl and everyone at Babytv.com!
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Labels: Cool things, Press
5/25/07
We are having a baby shower and you are invited!!!
Did you know that in the United States, more babies are born in the summer months than any other season? And the most popular month for babies to be born is July!In celebration, we are giving one lucky mom-to-be a Baby Shower Basket filled with all the essentials that every new mom will need.
It is so easy to enter. Just click on the links to visit each sponsors' website and look for the answer to their question.Be sure to answer all 32 questions because only complete and correct entries are eligible to win.While you are at the our sponsors' site, be sure to check out all the beautiful products and save with the special discount codes offered!
Have fun and good luck! ENTER NOW!
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Labels: Free Stuff, gifts, must have accessories
5/23/07
More Press
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Labels: Press
I love this
We have recently added a few really cute tops to our inventory. This is one of my favorite new items. I just love this top. It reminds me of the carefree days as a young girl oh maybe about age 7 or 8. It reminds me of running around in the summer with an ice pop, a pair of athletic stripe knee high socks and pony tails. I think I had a top just like it. I also know I had stickers in my sticker book just like it too. Those of you growing up in the early 80's or late 70's probably feel the same way. It is just so cute.
Details: Unicorn embroidered in metallic thread under rainbow. Soft 100% cotton vintage washed tee. Will soon be her favorite top too!
Want it? Click here!
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Labels: Cool things, gifts
5/17/07
Moms Helper
Want it now? Click here!
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Labels: Cool things, gifts, must have accessories
5/9/07
In the Press
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Labels: gifts, must have accessories, Press
5/4/07
Great Resource for Work at Home Moms
If you are a work at home mom or a mom with her own business I have an amazing group for you. A few months after I opened my boutique online I somehow came across a yahoo group called The Mompack. What a fantastic group of women! This group is 100% about helping out one another, providing support and working as a team. Being a member of this group has been nothing but rewarding for me. Everyone is there to support one another.
Online businesses are everything but easy! You cannot go it alone! We all learn from our mistakes and successess so why not share them with others who are just starting out? If you are a Mom or a woman with a business whether it be online or offline. I really suggest checking them out! It's free and guaranteed to be of help in just about any situation! http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/themompack/
Have a great weekend!
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Labels: WAHM
5/1/07
A very clever gift
Our Price $23.00
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Labels: Cool things, gifts, must have accessories, toddlers, toys
4/25/07
Special Savings & Free Gifts for Mother's Day
Have a wonderful Mother's Day!
With Love,
Kristen Lemoine
Free Set of BellyUpsGet a free set of Belly Ups with any purchase from our Maternity Department. Belly Ups are the World's First Maternity Suspenders, keep your under-the-belly maternity pants up! Bellu Ups are mini-suspenders that attach from your bra to your waistband and are undetectable under clothing, completely comfortable to wear, and not at all damaging to even the finest apparel. This unique new accessory is the answer to many clothing dilemmas and puts an end to the constant pulling and tugging on your waistband! They even keep your bra in place and your skirts from spinning! They can be worn from the beginning of pregnancy up until the end (and beyond!). You can still wear BELLY UPS after pregnancy to keep your low-rise jeans fitting perfectly and you feeling great!
Retail Price: $13.00 Price with any Maternity Purchase: FREE
FREE PAIR OF BABYLEGS
Receive a free pair of BabyLegs in the with the purchase of any Girl or Boys outfit. BabyLegs are one size fits most and are great for newborns too!
Our Price: $12.00Price with Purchase : FREE
We love to hear from you too, so keep those emails coming!
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Labels: Cool things, Free Stuff, gifts, Maternity Fashions
4/19/07
Why shop online?
Posted by Kristen Lemoine at 8:45 AM 0 comments
Labels: gifts