From cool strollers and mini designer duds to stylish infant carriers, celebrity trend expert Rachel Florio-Urso is always ahead of the curve when it comes the hottest baby products on the market.
And right now, she’s giving away loads of celeb-worthy goodies to one lucky Moms & Babies reader. They gift set includes the following:
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Available in six unique sets, Slicksugar‘s cool Belly Banter stickers are a fun (and affordable!) way to keep track of your baby’s milestones with family and friends.
They’re also ideal for sharing with family and friends via social media, scrapbooking, pregnancy journals, photo cards and more. Our fave collection is the Holiday Sticker Set ($15), which highlights all the big celebration’s of your tot’s first year.
Love them? Right now, the company is giving away all six sets to one lucky Moms & Babies reader.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 4/1/13 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 4/7/13. See Official Rules.
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Does your tot’s gear often end up in lost and found?
Entrepreneur Julie Cole partnered with three like-minded moms to create Mabel’s Labels to help avoid those “oh-oh” moments at daycare, on play dates or on the go.
Personalized with a name and choice of super-cute designs, their award-winning labels stylishly keep your kids’ stuff from getting lost or mixed up.
Want to try them out? Right now, they’re giving away their adorable Big Kaboodle combo set to one lucky Moms & Babies reader.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 3/11/13 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 3/17/13. See Official Rules.
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Looking for fun ways to celebrate the mini loves in your life?
From wooden blocks and yummy cupcakes to heart-print tights, we’ve found loads of goodies that are sure to earn you lots of kisses from your tot. Check them out below.
VIEW THE GALLERY: 23 Kid-Friendly Valentine’s Day Treats
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Parents-to-be Jason and Molly Mesnick are waiting till the big day to find out their baby’s sex, so the Bachelor star and his wife chose a stylish, gender neutral theme (pops of yellow and mint green, adorable animal designs, vintage drinking jars) for their baby shower.
“Jason found out that Ty was going to be a boy before he arrived,” Molly explains to PEOPLE.
“He wanted to do things a little different this time around, and how could I argue with that? It’s made this whole pregnancy very exciting. I love the guessing game, and my mind changes on a daily basis!”
Want a peek inside their chic soirée? Luckily, the couple shared photos and details with us. Check them out below.
VIEW THE GALLERY: Jason & Molly Mesnick’s Chic & Sweet Baby Shower
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“When I was a kid, my family had a giant craft table, and we spent a lot of time making stuff at it,” says Todd Oldham.
Known for his fanciful product and interior designs, the artist recently launched an affordable collection of children’s crafting supplies for Target, Kids Made Modern, which includes everything from D.I.Y. frames and colored pencils to cool comic book kits.
“Nothing makes me happier than having kids discover their creativity and unlock their imaginations with art,” says Oldham, who shared his tips below with us.
VIEW THE GALLERY: 4 Ways to Inspire Crafty Kids
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Looking for cool family holiday card ideas?
Whether you’re into funny motifs or looking to show off your baby’s first photo, we’ve got the perfect style for you to spread cheer this season.
VIEW THE GALLERY: 12 Holiday Cards to Suit Every Style
Also, do friends and family always rave about your festive notes? Got a cute design that you just have to share? We want to see your creations. Share your photos here.
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